The Eighteenth Level of Despair

The current adoptive parent setting feels quite novel, and the protagonist's perspective is interesting, like that of someone watching cricket fighting in ancient times. So far, survival is the main focus. I started reading this book after the previous one, and compared to that, the author's writing style has clearly improved. I hope the quality continues to be high. 😘

It's really good! I've finally found a decent male-centric infinite flow novel. Both the main character and the plot are exactly what I wanted! So far, there haven't been any major flaws; the plot flows smoothly and is very engaging. Who are those people giving it bad reviews? 🍅 If you randomly search for infinite flow novels here, you won't find a single one worth reading out of ten.

Great read! The protagonist is very calm, brave, resourceful, and not a saint. The theme is very novel; it's the first time I've seen an adopter, but this setting doesn't seem to serve a very strong purpose. Still, I recommend it! The rating is too low; this book is at least an 8 out of 10 and definitely worth reading. 😘 I didn't finish watching it the first time, and only on my second viewing did I discover so many flaws. No wonder it got a low score.

New book! Not enough to read, but I'm a little puzzled by the "adoptive parent" concept.

Five stars! I hope the quality of future chapters will be even better. My suggestions include more detailed character descriptions (the story flows quickly, and while character descriptions are present, they lack depth), more detailed plot details, and more interaction between different characters during the adventure. Finally, I wonder if you can truly deliver a compelling "Eighteen Levels of Despair."

The dungeon design is really good, very innovative, the ensemble cast is also well-written, and the main character is well-developed. The author is so unlike traditional male-oriented authors 😂 Is that why the data seems a bit weak? The despair of humanity is gradually unfolded, it's truly despairing 😢 But I think it's written quite realistically, conforming to various patterns of human nature…

Personally, I think it's quite good, but there are many adventure puzzle games like this, and most of them fail because they're all the same. Changing the dungeons might feel fresh to readers in the early stages, but it will definitely get boring if it's always the same.

It's so good! Author, please finish writing it!

Perhaps because it was interrupted for more than half a year, this book's rating shouldn't be this low. Nine points would definitely be appropriate. The story is novel, and it's the kind of plot where the story unfolds layer by layer, which I like. Unfortunately, the author inexplicably stopped updating for over half a year.

It's despair in every sense of the word, not because it's cruel to the protagonist (after all, I think the "sister complex" thing is really twisted, and forcing a character to live for her sake really doesn't evoke any emotion). This story is cruel to the reader. Following it to this point with no way out, I feel so desperate and powerless. 👍👍👍👍