
Escape Game: Don't Mess with Me, I'm Really a Rookie
逃亡游戏:别扒拉我,我真是菜鸟
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 228k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Escape Game: Stop Overthinking, I'm Really Becoming Invincible逃亡游戏:别脑补了,真要无敌了Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for Infinite-Flow Stories with Horror Dungeons and Hard-Core Deduction, Smart Leads Who Don’t Rely on Cheats
Looking for Horror Stories Where the Weak Protagonist Is Mistaken for a Big Shot by the Audience and Their Rivals
Please, I'm begging you: no stories with heroines who are completely lovesick.
New Books Only! The More Underrated, the Better!
Any new book will do. I’m open to anything, especially books that haven’t gotten much attention. It’s hard being a new author, so let’s not leave them writing to an empty room, okay?
Are There Any Truly Female-Lead-Free Novels on Tomato? They’re All Flirtation, and I Don’t Want to Read That
The Protagonist Is Mistaken for a Genius, but It's All Down to Luck
Novels Where the Protagonist Beats Games Through Sheer Luck but Everyone Mistakes Him for an Expert
Male-oriented, no female lead, horror game
Forum, Secret Identities, Comics (Optional), and Imaginary Scenarios
Looking for books similar to Surviving in the Comic World by Stealing the Spotlight. Anything like that? It doesn't have to involve a secret identity, either.
Misunderstandings That Make Everyone Think the Protagonist Has a Heavy Burden, and So On
Nothing with people judging memories and such. The protagonist is completely fine, but others think they’ve made huge sacrifices and things like that.
Any Good Misunderstanding Stories Where Everyone Reads Too Much Into the Protagonist?
Looking for books like "My Strength Comes Entirely from My Enemies' Imaginations." I want a protagonist who's just an ordinary person or a newbie, but whom everyone else imagines to be a big shot. Male or female protagonist is fine. Preferably no romance, but a one-on-one pairing is also okay. No harem. Also...
The Protagonist Is Terrible, but Everyone Else Thinks He’s a Master
Preferably an escape-room or horror story.
Stop Hiding Your Great Infinite-Flow Horror Novels and Share Them All
A little scary, preferably with a couple, but it's fine without one too. I've been in a reading slump for ages. Please recommend something!!!!!
Eerie Stories Where Everyone Overthinks Everything and Assumes the Protagonist Is a Deeply Unfathomable Big Shot
A poker-faced, timid protagonist who gets overinterpreted by everyone.
Looking for Stories Where the Male Lead Is Actually a Total Amateur, but Everyone Thinks He’s a Big Shot
The male lead is actually useless and weak, but everyone else mistakes all his accidents and coincidences for signs that he is incredibly powerful.
I'm in a Reading Slump!!!
I can’t find any good books these days. Everything on the recommendation lists is garbage.
Looking for a Male Harem Protagonist, All-Character Pairings or Everyone's Darling Are Both Fine
Something Like Escape Livestream: Mistaken for a Master from the Start
Aloof, ruthless, cold-hearted, merciless, invincible.
Any Quick Transmigration Stories Where the Lead Goes from a Rookie to an Expert, Growing from Cautious and Careful to Confident and Capable?
Looking for books like The Supporting Female Character Transmigrates into a Cultivation Novel, and the Original Heroine Is Reborn Too. Quick transmigration, cultivation, or palace intrigue, anything works.
The Protagonist Enters a Horror Game as an Ordinary Person, but the Audience Imagines He's a Big Shot
The protagonist barely does anything, but somehow always gets out of danger and clears every level. They’re just ridiculously lucky, like a koi fish blessed with good fortune.
Someone So Lucky That People Mistake Them for a Powerful Expert, a Behind-the-Scenes Master, a Schemer Who Reads People's Hearts, or Perhaps They're All of Those
Looking for Horror Game Novels Where the Protagonist Does Nothing, but the Audience's Imaginations Run Wild
Game System and Transmigration, Please Recommend!
Are there any novels like Playing a Game with Cheat Codes? Something where the female lead has a game System as her golden finger. Martial arts would be best, but farming is fine too! I really want to read something like this. Please ₍ᐢ⸝⸝› ̫ ‹⸝⸝ᐢ₎
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Is Mistaken for a Top Player in a Horror Game
Looking for Stories Where the Male Lead Enters a Horror Game, and the Livestream Audience Thinks He's a Big Shot
The male lead is thought to be scheming against everyone. Even the horror game thinks he's a mastermind. Something like Survival Game: I'm Really Just a Noob.
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Escape Game: Don't Count on Me, I'm a Total Rookie
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Don't Worship Me, I'm Really Not Your Ancestor!
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Survival Game: I'm Really Not a Big Shot
My Master Is Truly Unfathomable
Stop Reading Too Much Into It, I'm Really Not a Big Shot
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Escape Game: They Think I’m a Master from the Start
The Horror Game Master Is Actually Me
Sweetheart, Stop Overthinking It. Your Dad Is Invincible
Anomaly Containment: I'm Really Not a Prophet
Help! My Students Want to Kill Me Every Day!
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Author, were you planning to stop writing your last book? Why did you start a new one?? I'm so upset. Your last book was pretty good, why start a new one? But as expected of you, this one is also very well written... I just want to ask, were you not going to write the last one? Also, please, please, please don't have a female lead in this book... Please, please, please don't have a female lead...
To summarize, there are some problematic points: 1. Some illogical plot points, though this is common in Dihua novels. 2. Female supporting characters. A delinquent girl encountered in a previous instance reappears in a later instance, becoming a fangirl of the protagonist.
Great read! Great read! A really good escape story. It's quite good. Similar books are either taken down or discontinued, so I hope this one can stay updated...
This is a really good book. I've been looking for this type of book for a while now. I sincerely hope that the author won't have any female leads or have any ambiguous relationships with them. All the male-oriented novels I've read with female leads have terrible endings, and they've given me PTSD (crying) (screaming) Just three words: mindlessly awesome!!! 🥰🥰🥰 Except for the thank-you message being a little... Well...
The author's writing is quite good. A couple of years ago, I was really into novels in Florida where newbies in escape games were imagined to become pros. They're not popular now, so it's rare to see a new book from the author. Keep it up, author!
Reading these chapters, my face grew solemn. I lowered my head deeply, silently turned off my phone, got up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of 1982 Nongfu Spring water (a rare vintage), held it tightly in my hand, and slowly walked to the window. The scenery outside was somewhat gloomy, just like my mood—heavy, very heavy.
Author, please come back soon!!! During your hiatus, I found a novel with a female protagonist that I couldn't read at all. The premise was exactly the same as yours! Even though it's a typical "Dihua" (a genre of Chinese fantasy) story, so you don't need to scrutinize every detail, the rules of the dungeon were completely useless for the female lead.
Dihua is generally good, but I don't know why the author's books of this type all have one flaw: the portrayal of female supporting characters is quite poor. They're supposed to be rescued without a romantic partner and become his underlings. The first few books were okay, at least the female supporting characters were useful, but in this one, they feel completely useless, with a lot of problems.
It's pretty good, but I suggest skipping to chapter 29 where there are delinquent girls. Of course, if you want to eat "poisonous food," then go ahead and eat it! 😏 Edit: I feel like chapters 40 and beyond are a bit odd.
It's great! It seems like only this author writes this kind of story on the entire Tomato website. Once you miss it, you won't find it again. I hope the author won't stop updating like with the last book; this kind of humor is really super good. I just hope the protagonist gradually matures later on.