The Nightmare in the Play

"The Nightmare in the Play" broke my stereotype of unlimited flow! Each dungeon is uniquely positioned. It is no longer a terrifying infinite flow, but has its own hard-core reasoning, intrigues, emotions, etc. The protagonist's IQ is online. He doesn't have the greasiness of Long Aotian, nor is he overflowing with the Virgin's heart and using tricks to break the situation. And there are many highlight lines in the book. For example, "He said he would give me the moon and flowers, so I received a mirror image." The supporting characters are not stereotyped either, and the characters' counterattacks are also quite exciting.

Not bad, give it a five-star review

It's good to watch and I love watching mysteries and brain-burning ones.

This book is one of the better ones I have ever read

Come on come on come on come on

The quality is really good