Running an Inn with Nanny Rong in a Horror Survival Game

This book is really good to read. For several protagonists, the author perfectly and accurately reflects the changes in their personalities after learning about the game, and the changes in their inner thoughts are connected very smoothly. But when these protagonists lived for themselves and then harmed the players, they did not lose their conscience. These protagonists had a human feeling. How many protagonists are considered lawful evil? They are indeed harming people, but there is a sense of human warmth in their lives. The description of this pair of characters is not one path to the end in the traditional sense. There is a slight contrast between their descriptions. It feels like Grandma Rong. In Huanzhugege, Grandma Rong brings the perspective of Xiao Yanzi. She is actually a pure villain without a doubt. In this book, the author has explored, or created, some of the character traits of the character Rong, who are not her enemies, but her family or the children she loves and cares about. The emotional description of the heroine and Sheng Huai, although I have only read a little bit of this book, actually I think it is well written. Because of the heroine's family reasons, the heroine has a natural defense against the outside world, and Sheng Huai is sweet-tongued but has a sense of proportion, so the relationship between the two is actually not the kind of dry fire, but the kind of ambiguity that flows slowly, and this ambiguity perfectly fits the personal circumstances of the two.

I haven't read a horror-themed book for a long time. This one is really refreshing. Grandma Rong is really funny. Sheng Huai and her sister are also very friendly. It's just that there seems to be very little live broadcast content in the last two chapters.

I give myself five stars ❤️

Come on, author! Really pretty╭(￣▽￣)╮

Come on Zuocun, it looks great!

In fact, I really like this book. Even though the author stopped reading it, I still couldn't bear to move it out of the bookshelf. I tried to find a meal replacement for this book before, but found that it didn't feel like this one.

Although the author no longer writes it, it is really a novel book that I have read and it is very interesting and feels a bit pity.

I like it, I really like it, especially the part where Grandma Rong helps the heroine vent her anger.