[Infinite Flow + Horror + Sweet Romance + Love at First Sight + Mild Horror + Male-Male Romance + Devoted Couple]
In a distant and vast interstellar society, a horror game called Godfall suddenly takes the universe by storm. With its exquisitely detailed models, immersive gameplay that makes players feel as if they're really there, and especially its affordable price, the game becomes an instant sensation across the stars. Residents of the interstellar worlds eagerly flock to this mysterious game.
At first, everyone is captivated by the NPCs' astonishing beauty and incredibly lifelike personalities, praising the game to the skies. But in the midst of this seemingly wonderful experience, a group of nonhuman creatures suddenly appears without warning and begins hunting the players down. Panicked, people try to exit the game to find safety, only to discover, to their horror, that this seemingly perfect game has no logout button!
Worse still, as time goes by, the creatures' attacks grow ever more vicious and bizarre. They seem to have some mysterious purpose and plan. As players try to evade their pursuers, they gradually notice the game's environments changing in inexplicable ways: familiar roads vanish without warning, and new areas of terror keep appearing.
Meanwhile, a rumor quietly spreads among the players: supposedly, a vast conspiracy lies behind the game, and the players have unknowingly become pawns in it. But where did the rumor originate? And how much of it is true? Everything remains shrouded in mystery.
The author writes quite well, but the main character has a bit too little screen time.
Keep up the good work, author! ^ω^
It's so pretty, so sweet!
Looks good, like it, keep it up!
The synopsis was very appealing, and the plot largely followed it. The story doesn't unfold quickly; it takes time, and as you read on, a sense of unease creeps in. The two male leads are very engaging, with the seme being a bit of a madman. The supporting characters are also well-defined; there are no overly virtuous or burdensome teammates. Overall, it's a satisfying read.
The plot is quite good, and the characters become increasingly well-developed. However, there isn't much interaction between the main characters; it's more of an ensemble piece. Although it's a supernatural story, it's not too scary.