I Was Dirt Poor, but After Getting Pulled into a Horror Game, I Escaped Poverty

The writing written by Mushroom is really beautiful! Super love(//∇//) Ono: Ye, you have so many little ideas... Jiang Lin (the protagonist of Mushroom's previous book): Handsome! Cute! … Anyway, I just like Mushroom's writing! I especially like Jiang Lin! (ღ♡‿♡ღ)

Mushroom's books are always good to read, and the writing is very good. There are no scary ones yet, but they are all easy to read. I didn't catch up with the last one. I will finish it this time. I hope there will be no heroine. Mushroom must remain CP-free. Come on, Mushroom.

It's too short. It's really too short. It's not enough to look at. The horror thriller is really to my taste. The male protagonist is super bold and has a surprisingly big imagination. He can deceive weird people and earn wages. He is worthy of being a full-time senior part-time worker. It's very well written, not scary at all. I'm just complimenting you [please update]

Overall it's great, the writing is smooth and the rhythm is pretty good. One point is deducted because some of the dungeons do not conform to the three views. I feel that the author is the type who thinks that evil people are good people if they do a good deed [face covering]. There are also some problems with the dungeon design. At present, we only see the end of Hanamun. Anyone who feels that the problem is bigger is Hongyue Middle School and Hanamun. A group of rubbish from Hongyue Middle School who help others to commit crimes can have their dreams come true without repentance (the culprit is the evil, the accomplices are not guilty?), I feel a little uncomfortable. Hanamura has the same problem, even more serious. A group of rubbish that abducted women, domestically abused, tortured and killed them, but they had nothing to do and gradually ran towards a well-off society under the leadership of the protagonist. They did not repent, admit their mistakes and were not punished, just like ordinary poor people. (As a side note, there is a chapter comment saying that this is art, which feels disgusting) The one point deducted is mainly due to these personal views. The other minor flaws (for example, Hanamura wrote that the protagonist cannot go fishing, but did not develop it much, and there was a feeling of restriction for the sake of restriction). Despite the flaws, this book is still worth recommending.

It's a really special book. I like the character of the male protagonist very much, and the three views are also very positive. I like it more than I can describe with my elementary school diploma (sigh) The plot of this book is really cool. Every twist and turn is unexpected for me. The writing is really great and the characters are well written. Let's just say that I like all the characters in this book who are not villains! I don't know when I was tortured by tomatoes and fell into a state of misogyny in novels. I didn't want to read those sparse emotional lines, nor did I want to read the long legs and murder weapons described by the author. I turned over and over only those few adjectives, obscene, disgusting, fantasy, and looked at the various expressions of lewdness in the comment area... So I don't like having a female protagonist, but after reading this book, I found that it's not bad to have a female protagonist. I am used to seeing popular stereotypes. When I think of a female protagonist, I think of all kinds of characters, such as a beautiful vase that only clings to the male protagonist, or a sister who is as powerful and sassy as the male protagonist, a royal sister who is stronger than the male protagonist and can protect him, or some lively and cute little lolita? A lady who is gentle enough to tolerate everything the male protagonist has to offer? There are too many, but the ones written by those authors don't have the feeling I want. There are many colors in them, and women are even described as jealous, as if she only lives for the protagonist. She has no human touch and can be easily moved. She is just a character created because of the protagonist... But this book makes me feel very happy, because it does not describe the appearance too much, and does not use color. If the male protagonist of this book has a female protagonist, he will be a very good husband. He knows how to respect women and how to think from a woman's perspective. He will even cook a lot of delicious food to coax his wife. I feel very happy just by taking the role (Silence) In fact, the emotional line is not that difficult to write. As long as you are more thoughtful, you will not write it in a disgusting way. Love is care, respect, protection, and preference. Although such feelings are almost invisible in reality, I have read the novel. What do you want me to do? (Roaring) Although I have no problem with this book having a female protagonist, I still want to see a career line. No cp is the best, right author?

It's very comfortable to watch, without any feeling of depression. The protagonist is not obscene in his thoughts and understands the world, but he doesn't seem greasy and flattering. The characterization is meticulous and logical, and the description of the girl is not artificial (so rare) It still looks good [Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]

It's super good-looking. The main character is well designed. He always maintains a kind heart in a horror world and respects women. His kindness is not foolish. He is very smart. The author will update soon. Who knows how I feel when I stay up until midnight and find out that it is not finished yet. Every day when I open my eyes, I come to Tomato for food. Now I like this copy so much.

Mushroom, the writing this time is also very good, keep up the good work! I hope it can remain CP-free this time, that is to say, I feel like Jiang Ye's grandma has an identity? Could it be someone who has cleared the dungeon before? @ Delicious mouth mushroom

This is really a good book. I like the copy of "Growing Flowers" the most. The description is really gentle, and it is enough to see how upright the protagonist's three views are. He really responds to his lover as he grows flowers. What the author describes is very gentle. It is a scary world, but the protagonist is responsible and gentle, no wonder the ghosts fall in love with him. It feels a bit like daily life to me. Repeating it again is really heartwarming. Ghosts also have their own homes and their feelings. They are also like humans, but in different worlds. That world is really like a real world. This book is just like the fairy tales I heard when I was a child. It is dreamy and beautiful. The description is really good. The protagonist is not a virgin, but relatively normal. I feel that he just regards that world as a real world. He takes the identity assigned to himself seriously and regards himself as a member of it. He just assumes his responsibilities. He treats the NPCs as real people [almost crying]. This book is so good and it touches me so much.

It's super, super good, but it's updated too slowly. I remember I read this three months ago, but now it's only updated more than 30 chapters. Well, this efficiency is really a bit low, but I'm sure of the plot, but I kind of forgot about it in three months, but the following point reminds me of what you said before, that is, this The plot is really attractive, and it is not procrastinating or pretentious, and it is not mixed with the emotion of love. That is to say, there is not so much love in life, and it also includes a lot of fireworks. The author just wrote this feeling, working hard for life, working hard for the country, and working hard for the family, but it is not a very traditional effort, and the subject matter is very novel.