Thriller Game: A Journey of Escape Begins in an Ancient Castle

It's very good. I've listened to over 700 chapters. It's not one of those mindless wish-fulfillment stories. The logic and reasoning within it are very clear and well-written. The protagonist is also a smart and thoughtful person who, through cooperation with his teammates, escapes the dreamlike situation. What impressed me most was the Sky Island of Despair – it was so convoluted!

It's incredibly well-written! Aside from getting a bit verbose towards the end to keep readers engaged, it's practically flawless. Aside from the lack of a female lead, I personally think it's better than *The Haunted House*. If you like *The Haunted House*, you definitely shouldn't miss it.

I've read four stories so far, and they're pretty good. I'd give them a 9 out of 10. I hope the quality stays consistent. Some of the comments are spot on; it's like a lower-budget version of *The Haunted House* (which is truly brilliantly written). Keep up the good work, author! I'll keep reading! 👀

It's a story about a powerful protagonist saving the world, not particularly scary. The first few dream plays were good and captivating, but the plots always revolved around the theme of "good triumphing over evil." However, in the play "The Man in the Painting," the NPC stories were far too long and tedious. Mrs.

Highly recommended. Although there aren't many chapters, the protagonist's personality is clearly revealed, and the story setting and background are excellent.

I've finished reading it, the series is complete! Because I only read it after each chapter was finished, I couldn't remember the previous stories a bit by the time I got to the Fate's Cage chapter, but that doesn't detract from its excellence. It's generally easy to read, the writing is excellent, and the main character is very upright and not cold-hearted. It's a very good novel, and I'll reread it from the beginning when I have time!

It's really good! There aren't many readers yet, but I hope the author keeps going and that more and more people will read it. (P. S.: It's a bit sentimental in some parts, which might be why this book doesn't suit Tomato's taste. It might have been a hit on a different platform.)

It's very well written, with a mature writing style. The story is quite long and very engaging. The plot is very imaginative, and the subsequent mystery-solving is very interesting. The current rating is a bit low; I'd give it at least a 9.3 Or higher.

I really enjoy reading stories with grand world-building and long lengths. They're very immersive. The author's writing is excellent, and the logic is very clear. Each story is logically deducible. Although the story chapters are quite long, they cover a lot of details. I really like this in-depth writing style. The ending is also very happy, a perfect happy ending. The whole story is heartwarming. I'm looking forward to the author's new book!

I stumbled upon this book near its end, almost missing it because of the title, but the synopsis was so captivating that I gave it a try. Once I started, I couldn't put it down; every arc was so interesting. The emotional moments were perfectly timed, and the expanded character arcs enriched the characters' depth without feeling abrupt. Chang Qing, Chang Qing... I'm captivated by savior-type characters again 😭