Global Game: Everyone in the Dungeons Is Someone I Know

Let me tell you, it's been a real rollercoaster of twists and turns! At the beginning, the male lead was pulled into this world by someone, so I thought it was a body-swapping story, and I was thinking, "This book is really good, not a soul-swapping one." Then, in chapter 7, the male lead was calling out to his inner voice, "Original owner, original owner!"

The language is humorous and interesting; so far, it's not bad. It gives off a feeling of a godlike mechanic.

A masterpiece! Every setting and character design perfectly matches my taste, especially the scene where Victoria helps Luo Xia eliminate the Divine Cherry People. That scene, where a proper clone should do what she did, was so satisfying! Ugh, I feel like my brain is about to explode. These new ten chapters are a direct challenge to my brain cells.

Am I the only one who noticed that the racial definition here is "Game of Life"?

"After all, the mythological attributes of the Huanglong Empire are reproduction and sacrifice..." Aaron rubbed his temples. "As long as the base is large enough, a few geniuses will always emerge to support the faith." *Thump—*

Surprisingly good 😏, at least to some extent it suits my taste. Of course, there are flaws and imperfections, but I'd still give it five stars.

I think it's great, except for a few parts that feel a bit strange. And could you please update it faster? 😄

I've only gotten to around chapter 80 before the world-building started to become clearer. The earlier chapters were very vague due to inaccurate and inappropriate descriptions, and I couldn't even form a rough picture in my mind. But the setting is still quite interesting.

A pretty good book, but it only has a 5.9 rating.

Well, it's alright, you see, not bad at all.