The Eerie World: I Can See Survival Rates

A Bizarre World: I can see the survival rate in the plot, and there's some logic to it; it's not too exaggerated, which is good. However, to call it a pure wish-fulfillment story is a bit of a stretch. But precisely because it's not quite a stretch, I found it quite enjoyable to read. At least there aren't any overly formulaic villains, which makes it much fresher. 4-5 stars, I'd give it a good start as a new book.

I'm pretty much like that Jetwind. I can joke around and be very easygoing, but if you cross me, I'll show you what the strongest user of the Hurricane Blade is like. I'm like the old ginger in a dry-pot chicken dish—seemingly harmless, but incredibly ruthless. You can't see through me because I'm perfectly invisible from the start. I'm the hunter in the shadows, and you're just a caged beast.

It's actually quite good, but it doesn't quite deliver the satisfying feeling I'd expect. I only noticed the protagonist's calm, non-saintly nature and lack of flaws, but does this really qualify as a "feel-good" novel? It's not about being decisive and ruthless to be satisfying; that's probably why nobody reads it.

It's good. Generally, I don't read stories where the main character has a female supporting character who's a burden, but this story is written very smoothly, with a feel of classic web novels, making it easy to get into.

If ghosts could communicate, then the atmosphere of terror would be almost nonexistent. True terror is the embodiment of pure rules: touch and you die, without any logic.

I stayed up all night reading, completely absorbed. The alarm clock woke me up – oh no, I'd stayed up all night! The next day at work, I was thinking about the novel the whole time. It was so satisfying! The protagonist is ruthless and decisive, not a saint, and has both background and power. You'll really regret not reading this!

This book updates so fast, how come the other one only updates one chapter a day? 😠😠😠

The battles were exhilarating! I hope the author can maintain this style in future installments.

It's quite rare to find a novel that's not mindless and has some reasoning involved. It's also quite humorous, and the plot isn't boring. Among the fifty or sixty bizarre infinite flow novels I've read, it's definitely in the upper-middle tier. Keep it up, author, don't give up!

So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful!