Surviving in a Coal Mine, I Was Pulled Into the Management Group

I think it's well-written; the environmental descriptions are quite realistic, and the characters are all very distinctive. 😂😂😂 The jokes are also interesting. 🤦 The main character's personality is well-developed; he's decisive when necessary, yet incredibly cautious and vigilant at the same time. 😎

This book is already considered top-notch among dungeon survival novels. The male protagonist is not a saint at all, and he is completely self-reliant and decisive in his pursuit of survival. He doesn't exactly kill indiscriminately; there's always a reason for each murder. The author's psychological descriptions of the characters are also excellent! Keep up the good work, author! (ง•̀_•́)ง

Keep it up, author! We don't need a female lead or male lead...

I would give it a very high rating. As a survival novel, it's exhilarating, but the exhilaration is just right. The protagonist is upright and decisive, and the system only serves as a finishing touch, not something to be completely relied upon. Moreover, this unique "stealing" feeling is also very satisfying to read.

Not bad Tags: Lone Wolf, Decisive and Ruthless I've read about 90% of it, but I don't want to read the last part anymore. It feels like the story ended halfway through, and the sense of survival isn't strong. The male lead is a bit of a supermodel, and the administrators are a bit like gossipy chatterboxes, like a comment section. A lot of things are things the characters already know, but it seems like they're deliberately explaining them to the male lead.

This is the most intellectually normal protagonist I've seen in this genre. Overall, it's flawless and without any major flaws. There are actually quite a few enjoyable moments. There's no insulting or derogatory content about women or China, or any other negative remarks. Furthermore, the author's writing style isn't simplistic. It's definitely worth reading.

It's very good, no major flaws so far, so feel free to enjoy it. The characters aren't as silly as some people think. Author, please update soon!!!!

It's pretty good, but it's better if the protagonist has some reason for killing (not that kind of reason, but that the person being killed did something wrong, so he's killed them). Hmm... It just feels like some of the people killed are innocent... It's not easy for people to criticize that. I quite like this style; the protagonist's killing methods are decisive. Also, please update soon! It's great, I've watched it twice already.

Well written, keep up the good work!

Yay! Yay! Yay! While it's not the best administrator group novel I've ever read, it's still above average. The character portrayals aren't particularly eye-catching, but unless you're extremely picky and only look at the best, you could give it a try. There are no major flaws; it's been great so far (nods). The downside is that the upgrades feel a bit slow, and the pace is moderate.