Randomly Got a Weird Skill? Don’t Panic, Just Have Fun With It

You're right, but *Cold Night* is a brand-new unfinished novel author independently developed by Tomato Novels. The story takes place in a fantasy world called "Tomato Novels," where those selected for review are granted "novel power," guiding their typing abilities.

It's really good! The use of references is tasteful without being awkward like in other books. Each game is interestingly designed, and the main characters are almost always intelligent. Especially for a long-time reader like me, I still remember Shi Yuan and Han Chen 😢😢😢😢. There's not a single game I've gotten tired of! 👍

The skills are incredibly imaginative, the kind of skills a normal person wouldn't come up with. The dungeons are also well-designed; at least they're not purely PvP dungeons, the kind where if I'm stronger, I'm guaranteed to lose. I guess if they release pure PvP dungeons in the future, they'll be interesting too, given all these weird and wonderful skills. [Heavy punch][Heavy punch][Heavy punch][Heavy punch]

[American Iai, boy!] Class C (When anyone's hostility and defensiveness towards you drops below 50%, you can pull out a Lolock 17 from an unexpected place and shoot.) [Gluttony] Grade A Your stomach can grow infinitely large. Even if you eat a few hundred grams of food, your attack power will increase by several percent, and this boost will last for one day. FBI, OPEN THE DOOR Class C

Wow, this is so wonderful, so touching, so inspiring! This book is definitely a masterpiece of the 21st century. I never imagined the author's writing would be so good; it moved me deeply. The technique of bringing tears to my eyes is ingenious.

I've finished reading the quick update. It's very interesting, but based on the character design, I think the man in black is the mole. Even in her desperate tears, Feng didn't reveal her identity as the mole to try and survive. And the man in black betraying his teammates and manipulating their mentality seems to be true. I suggest not just saying that Feng is the mole; there's clearly also the man in black acting strangely. I think this should be revised.

It's well-written; almost every story is engaging, not a rip-off. The plot twists are unpredictable, and the various skills are quite interesting. The book has its flaws, but they don't detract from its overall quality. It's rare to find a book like this on Tomato Bookstore. It's a pity it's unfinished; while reading it, I thought it was a completed work.

Objectively speaking, it exceeds the platform's standards. The content is solid, the setting is clear, the dungeons are very interesting, and the real-world storyline is also good. Importantly, the protagonist doesn't have any cheat codes; he only manages to complete the game thanks to his plot armor, which creates a high level of suspense. It can be considered a pretty good infinite-world novel.

In the world of overpowered online novels, this book is truly well-crafted, with the protagonist often experiencing unique plot developments. Each character is well-developed, and the harsh reality that not everyone can survive the game is excellent. What attracts me most is its premise—it's incredibly promising. The diverse adventures prevent the story from becoming monotonous.

It's hilarious, and the ideas are really imaginative. If your grades aren't good, you could try posting more on other platforms.