Surviving Amid Eerie Rules

I regret not reading the reviews first; they're just a bunch of rambling descriptions with nonsensical content. For example, chapters 22 to 28, "The Last Train at Midnight," are about helping a little girl home, encountering terrifying passengers on the train, losing contact with the outside world, trying to escape with a window breaker but dying, and then being eaten by a passenger who boarded…

The plot and writing are mediocre, I dislike the main character's design, and the entire book relies on verbose and repetitive descriptions and metaphors. It's a huge drop in quality compared to "The Haunted House," which I just finished reading. I'm giving up.