The Dead: Reincarnation Killing Game

This book is a bit similar to "Fraud Game" and "Gambling Apocalypse". It kills decisively. The first few levels are full of reversals and reversals. You think the protagonist is on the first layer, but in fact he has been in the atmosphere. 1. Summary of plot design (excellent originality, one of a kind). The game difficulty of each level is from easy to difficult. The following are the game names summarized in this book: {Underworld Chapter} Hell [Good and Evil Poker] (Battle Royale) The Path of Hungry GhostsBuddha's Alms(line voting category) Animal Path 1 [Law of the Jungle] (Battle Royale) The Way of the Beast 2 [Wolf is Coming] (e-card game category) Humanity 1 [Mobile Trial·Wooden Box] (Logical Reasoning) Humanity 2 [Mobile Judgment·Scale] (e-card game category) Asura Path [Black and White] (Infection Game Category) The Way of Heaven [Red Rose and White Rose] (Novel Gold Stealing Category) Easter Egg: [Potion Game] {Human World} The first level [Knight Code] (Heart attack type) Mini Game [Street Questionnaire] (A/B question type) The second level [Light Evening] (resource grabbing type) The third level [Endgame] (e-card game type) 2. Personality First of all, because it is not a fantasy book, but a realistic book wrapped in a layer of fantasy, its characters are all people from the pseudo-real world. Everyone's character is very simple, and everyone has even seen it in real life. Secondly, I think the author's purpose in doing this is to speed up the rhythm of the plot. After all, the prototype of the real world is directly used, which is within the reader's acceptance range and can also be integrated into the normal plot. This is what I think the author is very good at. 3. Disadvantages This book is indeed a book with a reading threshold, at least higher than Toka's, because except for the first level of the underworld chapter, the protagonist is fighting wits with other characters throughout the whole process, and you lose for him. In fact, he has laid a big net without you noticing, and it is a real battle of wits. Having a threshold will definitely discourage many people, because some people like having fun without brains, and some people like having fun with brains, but brother, you have to know that there is a difference between having fun with brains and having fun without brains. Then, there is the issue of pacing. You have to finish the second level of this book before you can fully enjoy it. It has a mysterious early stage feel, and only after you finish the levels of the animal realm can you be truly fascinated. The author may have considered this, so he directly replaced a lot of foreshadowing with foreshadowing. This work was done well, and the narrative rhythm was really fast. The most representative foreshadowing is the ellipses in the Underworld chapter. Finally, there is the problem of strange narrative perspective. In fact, this only appeared in the first two levels. After all, to introduce the cruelty of the hell worldview and the sinister human heart, it is definitely not enough to rely on the protagonist's knowledge in a short period of time. While retaining the fast pace, it is also necessary to quickly construct the worldview, so multi-perspective narratives in the early stage are inevitable.

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