The Backrooms: An Ordinary Person's Path to Survival

A great novel that got my mind racing. I genuinely think this novel is excellent. Here are some thoughts I've had since I started reading novels; I'm dying to say them: 1. When most people first read this article, did they all think Yang Xiaolin was an expert or something, only to find out later that he was also a novice (what a pretentious Yang Xiaolin).

I've never seen such a good harem novel before. Other novels are either forced into god war stories or simply turned into large-scale organizational battles. This kind of honest and simple exploration, without forming cliques or developing power, is really rare on Tomato.

I was completely captivated by the plot. For hours, I just wanted Captain Song to get out of this hellish place. We're starving, the food is terrible, and it's fraught with danger. This place is like hell on earth; one wrong move and you're dead. I just want to get out of here!

Let's change the name. One person definitely can't handle this. A team can't handle a place like the Back Room. There's the Smiling Nightmare, the physical entity, and the Carnival Clown—there are definitely more surprises to come... The Back Room Team Adventure...

The plot is novel and immersive, and I really enjoyed the adventure and suspense elements. The male lead is lucky to meet Yang Xiaolin, and the story gets even more exciting afterward! By the way, what is that green almond water? Is it glucose? A mysterious energy drink! I just can't get out, I'm so anxious! 🤭🤭🤭

The extraordinary experiences of an ordinary person—you could say it's like he went to the military, but there are no specific rules or regulations; it's more like wilderness survival, full of surprises and unexpected events! I'm so curious about the author's setup. 1+1 definitely doesn't equal 2. To find out, keep reading. I'm really afraid I'll get stuck in a yellow wall, stuck at level 0! 🤭🤭🤭

Like playing a video game, the protagonist patiently explores the ways of survival, progressing through each level. It's a pretty good book with a fresh theme! I'm really looking forward to the rest of the story!

Entering this mysterious place—the back room—is a completely unknown journey, a matter of life and death. The protagonist, Captain Song, was indeed prescient, assembling a team to overcome the layers of difficulties and fears. It was so captivating; I spent the entire afternoon in the back room without stopping! 🤭🤭🤭

The protagonist of this book starts as an ordinary person, but I think he lives a very fulfilling life, and the author is very skilled at writing. The details are described very well. The protagonist's character is also quite good; the absence of a female lead makes the story even more interesting. The plot development is also very logical and reasonable.

What I mean is, he forgot to tell MEG when he went back to the front hall that they had already gone back to the front hall 🤦