Fatal Game: The Death Script

A very good novel, this book combines the advantages of most male and female authors. As a horror novel, I think the horror atmosphere is pretty good. At least when I listened to it in the middle of the night, I felt like there was someone behind me. One thing that is worthy of praise is that the emotional part is only concentrated on the supporting characters, and there are only a few scattered chapters. The author is very good at using very few words to tell the life of the "supporting character", and he likes this short and concise sensational way. Another good thing is that there is basically no description of appearance in the whole novel, which is an advantage that most female authors do not have. It does not write about women's appearance, weakness and green tea behavior. This is an advantage that most male authors do not have. Another thing I have to boast about is that I won't spend a lot of pen and ink describing the copy. Basically, I will briefly explain how I got along with others after returning and then mention it in one stroke a few months later. In the end, I actually felt that five hundred chapters was too few. This book is really good and quite in line with my taste. I hope the author can produce more food and produce food year-round after a speedy recovery.

The infinite flow that unfolds purely relies on the protagonist's reasoning. The copy is particularly well written, and the scenes close to life are easy to substitute, making it almost immersive. It's great, I hope the author will continue writing and don't let it end unfinished!

It looks pretty good so far. It's quite novel to write infinite flow entirely using reasoning techniques. The progress of the first copy is a bit fast, but the subsequent ones are explained more clearly. Although some of the settings of The Trickster are used, I think the story of the copy of this book is more exciting than that of The Trickster. It's a personal preference. Anyway, I like this kind of suspenseful feeling, that is, you know there is a reversal, but you can't guess where it is. I like the character design of the protagonist. Too many thrillers nowadays make the protagonist too strong, and the refreshing style of writing cannot be substituted into the thriller atmosphere. The male protagonist feels that he is timid but smart. Although he is afraid, he will calm down and think.

This book is the first time I have read in Infinite Stream that uses pure reasoning to reveal the rules of the ghost world, and I think its highlight is that the NPCs in it are very lively and can easily be substituted into the real world. Other NPCs with rules and ghost stories are like humans and machines. The drawback is that the main story is a bit confusing and I can't understand what the main story is about, but there isn't much description of the main story. However, for this kind of book, you mainly need to read the copy, and the main line can serve as a connection. So far, except for the first copy, which is a bit fast, the subsequent copies are all well written. There is also the character of the male protagonist. His IQ is online, but his method of handling things feels a bit weak. He may be a growth-oriented male protagonist. We will see if he will become stronger in the future. If you like to follow the main story, you can follow the lightning protection, and if you like to read the dungeon story, you can follow it.

It's pretty good. The Hekaku Pavilion I've seen so far is quite shocking to me. Fake, fake, real, real, fake. The scenes played by the police and the director are too real [star], and this chapter reveals a lot of rules.

It's good-looking. At least the male protagonist has an above-average IQ, and he's not a teenage boy, but a mature man. The most important thing is that there are no emotional scenes. Infinite Streaming has no emotional scenes, so it's good-looking! Come on, author!

Looks good! This is the first time I have read an infinite novel, and I like this kind of novel that has no messy emotional lines and is purely brain-burning! Come on!

I think it's very good. I like the character and setting of the protagonist. He is a smart, wise and decisive character. Having such a person in this infinite flow will make people feel safe, and when the plot changes from one point to another, there won't be too much unnecessary redundancy. This kind of reading makes me feel very exciting and happy. Big cheers for the author!

Come on, the infinite flow purely based on reasoning is great.

Maybe the title of the book prevented many people from noticing it, and the low rating also affected it. I looked for Infinite Stream and clicked through the search interface to see it. After listening to a few chapters, I thought it was very good. There is no inexplicable invincible golden finger, and I rely on IQ to pass the level. The protagonist is not invincible, and the supporting characters also have their own characteristics. Occasionally, I feel that the OOC characters will have reasonable explanations, which is really great. The ones that impressed me the most were Hekaku Pavilion and Juan Ren. The settings are amazing. In fact, most of the copies are very innovative, very beautiful, and anyway, they are great.