[Mystery and the Supernatural + Mild Horror + Infinite Flow + Female Lead]
People die from their obsessions, and ghosts are born from them.
“The eerie world known as the Black Zone opens its bloody maw to everyone alike. Life and death mean nothing here, so take care not to be devoured.”
“Within the Black Zone, cause and effect are deeply entangled. The ‘obsession’ you carry is unusual, but that also means more eyes will be upon you, and more ties will bind you.”
“Every choice brings consequences. Follow this path, young one. The answer you seek may lie at the end. Good luck.”
A prisoner locked in a dark cage sets out on a road of no return called redemption, desperately chasing the faint glimmer of dawn.
“It's so dark here... Will we ever see each other again? But I want so badly, so badly to see you one more time.”
Beneath the fireworks of the mortal world, dark currents never cease.
“I'll definitely come. I promise...”
Is this a story with or without a romantic pairing? Why is the main character in the first instance constantly flirting with that guy surnamed Gu? If you can't handle it, just label it as having a female lead. It's making me feel out of place while reading a horror novel, and I even blush every now and then. I don't find the instance scary at all. People who don't know better might think it's a young couple playing an escape room with a third wheel.
It's not a pure supernatural infinite flow game. The protagonist's knowledge is supposed to be the key to victory? It doesn't feel like a nightmare where you have to find a way out; it's more like a game where you find clues and rely on your own abilities to forge a path. And what about the female lead?
I'd give a good review to stories with a female protagonist who has a strange personality.
Let's be logically sound. If we can bring items into dungeons, does that mean we can bring guns and equipment?
This story features a female protagonist. I've already finished the first volume; it didn't have any major flaws, so I'll keep reading.
It started off incoherently and was a complete mess.
This book is great!
Not bad, keep it up, author!