
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
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- Ongoing
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- 228k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
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- Mystery High-Concept
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- 4mo ago
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- Fanqie
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Looking for a Male Harem Protagonist, All-Character Pairings or Everyone's Darling Are Both Fine
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.
Looking for Infinite-Flow Stories with Horror Dungeons and Hard-Core Deduction, Smart Leads Who Don’t Rely on Cheats
The Protagonist Is Terrible, but Everyone Else Thinks He’s a Master
Preferably an escape-room or horror story.
Looking for Stories with Convincing Dihua Tropes, Nothing Stale
Looking for books similar to Rules of the Strange: Mistaken for a Big Shot from the Start!
The Protagonist Has Two Identities and Wears a Mask!
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.
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 Mistaken for a Genius, but It's All Down to Luck
Are There Any Truly Female-Lead-Free Novels on Tomato? They’re All Flirtation, and I Don’t Want to Read That
Any Stories About a Highly Intelligent Protagonist Taking Part in a Death Game?
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.
The Protagonist Is Forced to Act Like a Big Shot, but Nobody Believes His True Strength
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.
A Story Where Subordinates and Enemies Imagine the Protagonist Is a Brilliant Strategist
I want an Overlord-style situation where the protagonist's offhand words and actions make everyone imagine he's got some incredible plan, and then, through a series of coincidences, that imagined plan actually works out. Not the Emperor Engine trope.
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Pretends to Be a Big Shot and Everyone Really Believes It?
Please recommend one if you know of any.
Xuanhuan + Great Plot + High Ratings
Looking for books like Nine Star Hegemon Body Art. Fantasy, with an exciting plot and a high rating.
Books Where the Protagonist Is Incredibly Lucky, Practically the Heavenly Dao's Favorite Child
Any books where the protagonist is really lucky would be great. Thanks (*^o^*)
Something Like Escape Livestream: Mistaken for a Master from the Start
Aloof, ruthless, cold-hearted, merciless, invincible.
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.
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₎
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I'm not the author. Did you plan not to write your last book? Why did you open a new one? ? I literally cried to death. The author's previous book was pretty good, so why did he open a new one? But as expected of the author, this book is also very good... But I just want to ask, did you not write the previous one? Also, this book has a female protagonist, but the author doesn't have a female protagonist. I beg you, please don't have a female protagonist... Please, the author, please don't have a female protagonist... No... (ಥ_ಥ) I would like to suggest that when writing, the author should not just write about girls surviving, but could they also write about male dolls surviving? What, are those boys not worthy of living? Why can't a man survive while a woman exists? The boy doll you wrote about survived... Otherwise your article would really be lowered a bit... In fact, your writing is very good overall. But when you wrote, could you write some boy dolls to survive? You can't just write about girls surviving and male dolls not surviving... Otherwise I will be really disgusted... (This is my personal opinion. If you think there is anything wrong, you can post it and we will talk about it later, but I ask you not to be too aggressive when posting it, because these are just some of my small opinions. After all, people are different. What you like is different from what I like, or what you see is different, right?)
To sum up, there are some poisonous points 1. Part of the logic is feeding the dog, but this is very common in Dihua texts. 2. Supporting actress. A bad girl I met in the previous dungeon reappeared in the subsequent dungeon and became the protagonist's crush. Her role was not very important. However, as the only female character (no male characters) who met the protagonist again, she was still a bit uncomfortable. If she appeared a third time in the future, I don't dare to think what would happen. 3. Too obvious and deliberate killing. In the dungeon where the bad girl reappears, among the protagonist's teammates, only the truck driver and the fitness instructor have a certain level of combat ability, and their intelligence is not low. Their contribution can be regarded as the greatest besides the protagonist's luck. In the end, the fitness coach died in the battle (it's understandable, after all, it's an escape game), but the way the truck driver died was very deliberate. The last level requires the keys to all floors. The protagonist obviously took it and put it in his pocket, but he just forgot it. He didn't look for it arbitrarily and just said he "forgot", so he had to trick the opponent (the only combat power) into going down to his death. Only after he got down did he know to look for it and touch his pocket. After all, he didn't have any bad intentions throughout the game, and he protected a bunch of incompetent teammates all the way to the last level. His death was so careless and too deliberate. If you let him die in battle, I won't say anything. If he died in such a deliberate killing, I feel that he was unjust. In the end, only the protagonist and the delinquent girl passed the level. There seemed to be a few other girls? (I can't remember clearly, I just remember they can only bark) 4. The growth of the protagonist. Probably in the first few dungeons, the protagonist said that he wanted to grow and learn, and could not always rely on his teammates or luck to pass the level, but I have not seen any obvious progress until now. Even in the most recent dungeon where he was looking for a medal, the protagonist said to other players that he had "found it", which fully demonstrated the "innocent romance" of the male protagonist. At the same time, he said that escape games are cruel and require growth, but he does not know the basic principle of "not showing wealth".
Nice! Nice! A very good escape novel It's still pretty good-looking. Others of the same type are either removed from the shelves or discontinued. I hope this one will stick...
A very good book. I have been looking for this type of book. I sincerely hope that the author will not have female protagonists and not be too ambiguous with them. All the male stories I read with female protagonists were so bad that they gave me PTSD (crying) (screaming) Just three words, no brainer! ! ! ! ! [Admiration][Admiration][Admiration] Apart from thanking you, there is nothing else
The author's writing is very good. I was obsessed with novels in FL for a while in the past two years, in which a rookie in the escape game was imagined to be a boss. Now that it is not popular, it is rare to see new books. Come on, author!
After reading these chapters, I looked solemn, lowered my head deeply, turned off my phone silently, stood up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of 1982 collector's edition Nongfu Spring, held it tightly in my hand, and slowly walked to the window. The scenery outside the window was a bit dim, just like my mood, heavy, very heavy, gradually , it started to rain lightly in the gray sky outside. Why, my vision was blurred. I don't know whether it was me crying or the rain was getting heavier. It might be both. My mood became more melancholy. I could no longer suppress my inner emotions. I opened the window and shouted out the window: Who do you look down on in this chapter?
Dad, come back quickly! ! ! During your break, you went to find a heroine's meal replacement book and couldn't read a bit of it. The settings were exactly the same as yours. Even though it was a Dihua style, you didn't need to worry about the details. But his dungeon rules are just a decoration for the heroine. It's also a matter of good luck. It's just rubbing my IQ into the ground. It doesn't make me happy at all. I've already come back to wash my eyes. Come back soon, big brother! ! ! ! ! !
Dihua is pretty good, but I don't know why the author's books in this genre all have a bad point about the description of the female supporting character, who is said to be a younger brother after being rescued without cp. The first few books were okay, at least the female supporting character was useful, but this one feels like it's useless and has a lot of flaws, but I haven't finished reading it, so I'm not sure if it has been changed in the future. It seems that it hasn't been changed in the comments section.
It's pretty good, but I suggest you skip it to chapter 29 if you read about bad girls. Of course, if you want to eat "poisonous food", just poison it [laughter] Modified content: I think it should be after chapter 40, which is weird.
It looks good, it seems like the only text in the whole tomato is capital letters. If you miss it, you won't be able to find it. I also hope that the author will not stop updating the book like the last one. It's so funny and interesting. I just hope that the protagonist will grow up slowly later on.