Survival Game: I Can Hear the Hidden Rules

It's good, but it was discovered too early. Huh? I'm not the only one, am I?

It's quite good. It starts with Garfield and ends with Garfield, except for the side story. The whole story is almost entirely about mascot costumes, which are present throughout the entire story. From beginning to end, the story is always about mascot costumes.

The rating is too low; I feel it should be at least an 8.5. After finishing the book, I felt a sense of relief. Unlike many other death game novels that end with open endings or simply fall apart and the author abandons the project, this book told a very good story. I hope the author does well in their next book!! 😄😄

Giant is a scam; I ended up installing a bunch of keys, and then, inexplicably, I was completely ripped off.

It's a good read, and I haven't read a novel that ended properly in a long time. The ending was also okay. The plot has some unexpected twists and novel ideas, making it quite enjoyable. It's not scary, just entertaining. The main storyline is clear, and I recommend it if you're looking for something to read.

The game tokens were left with Garfield, and the protagonist didn't go back to the room to get them. Yet, they still had game tokens to participate in the Lucky Cat game. When the Lucky Cat died, no one even touched the body before leaving. Did they not want Lin Xuan's game tokens?

Is there a bug? It said the key was locked earlier, so shouldn't it be untradeable if it's locked? How can it still be traded at a 3:1 ratio for completion?

I'd give it four stars. As the internet says, the core of the strange tales of rules is the sorrow of being powerless to resist. The fates of the supporting characters perfectly illustrate this point, ending abruptly, while the protagonist's experiences are that of a satisfying, exhilarating story. Overall, it balances both supernatural tales and lighthearted, exciting elements.

I generally don't give five stars unless it's exceptionally good, but I haven't read such a smooth and concise novel in a long time. The ending was a truly amazing twist, even managing to wrap things up a bit. The part where the gambling game was won entirely by cheating was a minor flaw, but overall it's fine. The setting is novel and logically consistent, and the character development is good.

I like novels that are fast-paced, not drawn out, with few characters and not too complicated, perfect for someone like me who doesn't have a quick mind. 👍