My Survival Game Is Acting Weird

Good, but there shouldn't be a female lead, no supporting characters, no sycophantic behavior, no joining official factions, and no one around the protagonist experiencing supernatural events that require the protagonist to rescue. Just let them live out their lives peacefully. Also, don't expose your personal information and be forced to join the official faction by being located at your doorstep. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉 @DreamOfReachingStars

The seedling is too small. The question is, in this game, can the main character be resurrected, or is it only possible to resurrect infinitely in the main storyline, and not in real-world instances? Or is everyone resurrected in the main storyline, and if someone dies in real-world instances, they're simply dead?

A lone wolf story with no female lead. The early stages involve the protagonist playing a single-player game, grinding monsters and leveling up. This early plot is quite boring, just the protagonist playing alone, all about monotonous leveling data. Midway through, a dungeon invades reality, and the protagonist and a bunch of bewildered bystanders are thrown into it for survival.

Having read the previous book, I can attest that its outline was overly ambitious, with an abundance of data. It became invincible too early and had to be rushed out of print. 😂 I hope this book shows improvement in writing quality and a more gradual approach. Keep it up, author!

This survival game is much better than that nurse with the big syringe novel; it has exciting moments. The famine phase serves as an introduction to the system and sets the tone, while the temporary missions offer a change of pace. Although short, it involves people, making the show-off feel more like real show-off. Single-player games are like wearing fine clothes in the dark.

Not bad, not bad, not bad The protagonist, due to some ridiculous fear of social interaction, has already abandoned the real-world instances several times, yet his main strength hasn't changed much. 🙂

Fortunately, the author isn't very good at writing in-game interactions with other players, and it's already starting to resemble a problematic aspect.

Surprisingly good! The cheat works, and there's basically no poison. Some people might consider exposure a minor poison, but it's alright. You're practically invincible, and whoever you want to drag in is doomed. Very good.

The earlier parts only mentioned being able to bring physical items out of the game; it wasn't until Chapter 13 that we truly saw the real thing.

It's pretty good, but I feel the protagonist could participate more actively in the temporary games. Attribute points are shared across different worlds, and while overpowered equipment is stronger or even invincible, it does have some limitations. Multiple female characters (women?) Cause the protagonist to suffer setbacks due to plot twists (though not frequently).