The Exam Begins: Cheating Is Forbidden

This book is about a dungeon crawler game, and I personally think it's pretty good. The first part of the story felt like a mindless wish-fulfillment novel, with the protagonist having an overwhelming aura of invincibility, especially the part where he did quests with the principal and caught cheating by the security guards at the beginning. It almost made me drop the book. (≖_≖ )

Maybe it's because I haven't read many books like this before, but when I first started reading, I found this book quite interesting, and it was indeed quite good as I continued reading. [Staring emoji] My expression is limited, but it's truly beautiful! [You'll appreciate it!]

It's so incredibly good, it could make you a god!

Having covered the previous points, let's discuss the protagonist's special privileges. First, there's the "hint cheat": whenever the protagonist makes a mistake, an unknown entity immediately alerts him. Second, there's the "precognition cheat": when the protagonist is asleep, he can dream about future events, essentially becoming invisible and able to see everything and everyone.

Yes, that's right, this is a novel about the game "Three Kingdoms Kill". I don't have any particular thoughts right now; I just think our "Three Kingdoms Kill" game is thriving again.

The feeling of having my mind manipulated at will is so exhilarating! I love reading this, please write more!

Seeing this part is excellent and very immersive. Those who enjoy horror and philosophical themes can check it out, and those with a more easygoing nature can also enjoy it. Some parts may be imperfect, but they don't detract from the overall experience as long as you don't get too hung up on the details. The genre is roughly about: Is the world an illusion or reality?

Although this book doesn't have a very high rating in my current world, and the early plot isn't particularly amazing—in fact, the middle few days' storytelling could be considered somewhat mediocre—the part I'm currently reading, the last two days before the exam, is exceptionally well-written.

It's a good read, logical and well-organized, with careful attention to detail, no discrimination, normal character descriptions, and a relatively smooth writing style. I look forward to the rating getting higher and higher, and the story becoming more and more exciting.

The plot is intricately woven, with no major flaws. The characters are vividly portrayed and have distinct personalities; each character has their own unique traits. It's a very enjoyable novel and highly recommended.