Thriller Game: I Can See Malice Levels

I am the author of this book. Although I am an author on an external website, and although I cannot verify my own book, see the chapter comments, or see the data, it doesn't prevent me from exchanging ideas with everyone. First, let me clarify a few important points. First: This book is not horror. Second: The author's arithmetic is fine, but some data is not synchronized.

I love that the protagonist is both a compassionate healer who treats people kindly, and also decisive in killing, leaving no future troubles. At the same time, he is quick-witted and not deceived by appearances. It's a very enjoyable read. I love it!

It's a great show. I hope the main character doesn't have a romantic partner; women only hinder his sword-drawing speed. Having a character of equal strength is fine too, a powerful alliance. But please, please don't let it be Ning Shasha. I have no liking for anyone who hurts the protagonist and tries to kill him, even though that's how that world is.

This is a good book. The plot is humorous and not boring at all. At least the parts I've read so far are very enjoyable. While I'm not entirely satisfied with the character's personality, I'm not overly disgusted by it either. His actions and behavior have their merits, but I personally find them a bit contrived.

Facing the sea, with spring flowers in bloom, give your heart a harbor, where it can withstand wind and rain, and joy and laughter; give your heart a vast blue sky, where you can search and seek, and find peace and tranquility.

It's a very novel theme, one that surprised me quite a bit. While there are occasional minor filler parts, they don't detract from the overall enjoyment; in fact, they feel very natural, haha. The protagonist doesn't rely on silliness or protagonist halo; their gradual growth is clearly visible.

Keep it up! Is it a female lead-less story?

It's pretty good, not scary at all. The protagonist basically turns the game into a hacked version. But author, could you please stop splitting each sentence into a separate line? It's too tiring to read. Are you just using line breaks to pad the word count?

It was actually quite fun, especially the system 😂, and the ink monkey was super cute! The only downside was the excessive word count (the system's introduction could be omitted in the past, but it's added now) 😂, and some of the "philosophical" parts (I'm a poor student and don't really understand them), so I usually skipped those. I'm too lazy to read them and strain my brain.

Unfortunately, I'm not well-educated, so all I can say is "it looks good".