Doomsday Game: I Survived Until I Became a Walking Stat Sheet

I don't see any sense of detachment from worldly affairs; it's not even as good as the killing talent from the beginning.

This book definitely deserves a 9 or higher rating. The current 6.7 Rating probably means not many people have read it or rated it. After all, it's a new book, and the lack of compelling content is a major drawback. 😏😏😏 After reading everyone's comments, the main feeling is that the protagonist's initial SS talent, Heart of Slaughter, was better.

It's a book I can't quite describe. It's a lighthearted post-apocalyptic story. The plot isn't complicated, but the writing is absolutely fantastic! It always inexplicably tickles my funny bone. The protagonist's personality is quite realistic—a small character with powerful abilities, conflicted and conflicted, not a saint but wanting to retain humanity before the apocalypse.

Honestly, I think this book is quite good. The story feels more realistic and logical. As for those who feel the title and content don't match after reading the beginning, I suggest you choose another book. Everyone has their own preferences; just choose what you want.

A very good book The protagonist is indeed a scoundrel, but this realistically portrays the change in mindset of an ordinary person in a post-apocalyptic world. After all, ordinary people don't suddenly gain power and become unstoppable. The main character's personality should change later on, and the author has created a rather vast world. Hopefully, it won't end badly.

It's alright, not as exciting as an invincible novel, but it feels like an ordinary person in the apocalypse who gains decent talent can't really do anything earth-shattering. It's just about struggling to survive and sticking together for warmth.

I finished reading it in a very short time. I won't comment on whether the content is good or bad. Some of the points in the book are indeed good and very novel, but I was not satisfied with the last few chapters. It's a real pity that it ended so badly. If the author has the chance to see this review, please believe in yourself. The overall framework of this book is very good.

I read the entire document on April 17, 2024, and ultimately did not become a numerical monster.

I've been getting feedback constantly, and I've read up to chapter 133. The book is alright, with some flaws, but it's readable. I occasionally don't understand the protagonist's actions, but I can tell the author is foreshadowing, though it's a bit too abrupt... Keep it up! The ending felt a bit chaotic; the various storylines didn't seem to make sense, and I was completely confused while watching it. 😅

It's a really good book, and it left me feeling a bit melancholic. If I put myself in the protagonist's shoes, I could understand his actions. I might reread it sometime; it has a strong aftertaste. I really love the author's writing style 💕 It's rare to find a book I could read straight from beginning to end.