Eating My Way Through the Horror Game!

This is a good read for those who like female protagonists. I really like the female lead's mental state, and so far (in chapter 88), there haven't been any offensive or offensive words like "tmd".

First off: there are no insulting words against women, no female rivalry, no brainless and vicious female supporting characters, and no brainless and useless female supporting characters. The whole book is very comfortable to read, with little masculine or misogynistic flavor. These points alone make it superior to most books.

I've only watched a little bit. There are no insults against women, and there are normal female characters, which is pretty good. The plot is also engaging.

The writing is superb, the female lead is both melancholic and full of life, and her fighting skills are extremely high!! The characters in the story are all quite satirical, I love it 🥰

Currently, we've seen the second instance, "Innocent Woman's Words," where the female protagonist is interestingly portrayed—a melancholic yet adorable salty fish. What to avoid is that the plot is relatively predictable, and some minor plot holes are left unresolved, making it a bit difficult to understand.

My favorite dungeons are the Wanhua Road Mental Hospital and the Lost Town Corpse Collection Team. They're really exciting. I didn't really get into the early stages, but I was completely captivated by the Wanhua Road Hospital dungeon. The later dungeons felt a bit bland. The mid-game is the most exciting.

I really enjoyed it; the dungeons were very interesting. Everyone had a subtle sense of humor. Especially the hospital chapter, everyone's health was exceptionally good. The Candy Forest dungeon felt like watching a fairytale adventure (referring to the early stages). There were very few bad teammates who sabotaged the dungeon; the mutual help was heartwarming. Overall, I really like it. I hope more and more people will watch it. 🥺🤘

The female lead and the NPCs in the dungeons are all quite manic—not the hysterical kind, but just really crazy. It has a Alice in Wonderland vibe. I love it! 💕💕💕

This book does have some enjoyable elements. Compared to horror games, it feels more like an entertainment game. If you're into mind games, you might want to avoid it. However, the female lead's personality is quite fun, and overall it's a very good read.

This novel is unlike any other in the same genre. There's no protagonist targeted by a boss, no exhilarating conspiracy theories, and no melodramatic, heroic rescues. The author's writing is fluid, the plot ingenious, and the story arcs innovative. Reading it evokes a subtle melancholy. If I could become a ghost, I would see the wind's tail... Lin You, huh?