I Play the Soothsayer in an Escape Game, and I Worship an Evil God

It's quite good-looking, well-written and logical. I just feel that the author seems to like cannon fodder women who are good at writing, and after a few of them, they become a bit flat. You can also tell from the introduction that strong women are stronger than men, but considering the setting of the male protagonist, I can understand that there will probably be no strong female men. Nowadays, readers like to watch female-oriented movies. After all, even if it is only superficial, the genre of male protagonists is actually a bit unpopular. Sometimes in order to avoid quarrels, it is better to mark the genre on the introduction. At least when you scold someone, there will be readers who can help you talk back.

God will not be harsh to His believers💘especially her This book is really awesome! The design of the evil male protagonist is simply exciting! Also, the heroine who is blessed by God and favored by God is ordinary but special. The more she looks at her, the sweeter she becomes. She is really sweet to the heart 🥰 🥰 🥰 😘 [Flowing Kiss] [Flowing Kiss]

Although nice has a bad name, it is better because of its good theme. An evil god paired with a Taoist priest (not a Mary Sue) is not a baby at first sight, but a way to cultivate emotions in the escape game (not that the whole world revolves around these two)

He stands on the top of eternal darkness, lowering his eyes and staring at the small fire lit by the insignificant believers—— (Created by readers) The heroine is very plump, stubborn and sober, has great faith in God, and has a sense of sober madness, but it is not a strong female novel. The male protagonist is a cold evil god who cannot understand his own heart. He is very touching. I strongly recommend 😘😘

This article is not a heroine, but the author writes very well. I like the author's books very much. The author had a book about the beauty of the evil god a long time ago, and I also really like to read it. I came across this book by chance and quickly added it to my bookshelf. After reading it, I clicked on the author and found that it was the same person. Very appetizing! What a fate! Spoiler alert. The male protagonist is an evil god and the female protagonist is a devout believer. The heroine's baby is very pitiful. When she was born, her mother died in childbirth. Her father and brother hated her. The father went crazy and believed in evil gods in the hope of resurrecting his wife. Both the brother and the heroine are influenced by their father and believe in evil gods. The heroine was often cut off by her father when she was a child, and her flesh and blood were sacrificed. After praying day and night, the heroine became more and more paranoid, believing that hope was God. (But within 20 years after the heroine was born, the hero was asleep, so he could not give a response) The male protagonist is a god of fun. He created an escape game. In order to have fun, he left two people in the human world, one positive and one negative, who knew the game, and then fell asleep for 20 years. After waking up, he found the father of the female protagonist who was praying. He took a casual look, but his father found out. He burned himself on the spot as a sacrifice and walked directly in front of the male protagonist, which shocked the male protagonist. The father asked the hero to resurrect his wife, but her soul had long since dissipated and she could not be resurrected. The male protagonist is evil-minded and lies to his father that he can be resurrected, but it will cost more. The father deceived the heroine into offering a sacrifice with a letter, but the brother went there on his own after reading the letter. Then the elder brother met God and helped manage the escape game on behalf of God, and then the escape game became orderly. The heroine is pulled into an escape game. All the spells used came from the divine male protagonist, so in order for the female protagonist to use the spells as a matter of course, the brother kept saying good things about the female protagonist in front of the male protagonist. The male protagonist is interested and enters the game to get along with the female protagonist. After four dungeons, the male protagonist laments the female protagonist's piety and dotes on the female protagonist who is a believer (the male protagonist thinks this is caring for the believers, but in fact this is love ~ Lezi doesn't understand haha) A villain left behind by the hero 20 years ago established a church. The villain wanted to sacrifice the heroine (saint). His brother also supported it (because his brother had a bet with God. He found out that the god fell in love with the heroine. The brother was not happy, so he made a bet with God to steal the heroine.) The sacrifice was successful. The brother won, but the baby girl chose God. The brother was angry but could only endure it. Then the brother was thrown out of the game by the hero. The heroine's baby saw the hero's real body, which was slender and pure black (?), But the heroine had some amnesia because she was sacrificed, and then she directly flirted with the god, confessed her love, and kissed him forcefully. The god was so confused by the kiss that he began to think about what love is, and then kissed him back. When the two were getting close, the brother came back to kill her (the brother had administrator rights) and pulled the heroine to jump wildly to a small closed world. However, the heroine had the consciousness of the hero, and the hero came to find her. The enlightened male protagonist spends all day long in his dream (actually in reality) dragging the female protagonist to make sauce. Brother, the male protagonists don't look at each other, but the female protagonist hopes that they will be well together. If either one of them is gone, the female protagonist will commit suicide. The brother and the hero can only compromise. Then the heroine and the hero share their life spans. It's just so sweet. I really like stories about gods.

I just finished watching Chemical Factory. It's very interesting, but the dungeons are too difficult. Each dungeon seems to be specially designed for Taoist priests like the heroine. Ordinary people are just foils. If there is no heroine, I'm sure no one can survive. After all, there are only a few people in a dungeon, and there are not so many scapegoats to take risks. So once ordinary people enter the game, they can't escape the first grade of junior high, but not the second grade. . . If there is no one who knows how to do it, it is completely fooling the masses behind the scenes.

The subject matter is quite interesting, the logic is not a big problem, and the setting of the evil god is quite interesting, but the author's writing style has his own style, and some of the content is not particularly smooth, making it a little difficult to read. Overall, it's pretty good. I feel like the current rating is on the low side. I feel like it could actually reach 8 points.

For me, it is a perfect book. The male protagonist is an evil god and the female protagonist is a young believer of the evil god. This setting is really fresh. The relationship line is not about expressing your feelings to each other as soon as it comes up and the sweet period starts directly, but it is slowly cultivated in each copy.

Everyone in the escape game is evil, and the heroine's family is also very sick under the influence of God. It can be said that God directly or indirectly caused everything. After reading this, I only have one sentence in my heart: Cherish life and stay away from cults.

It is a very good book. The heroine is a believer of God (male protagonist). She borrows the power of God to a certain extent. God is aroused and then comes into contact with the heroine. The heroine is sober, rational and powerful but not omnipotent. The hero is always with her and takes appropriate action but will not interfere with the heroine's growth. The portrayals of other supporting characters are also very detailed and vivid, and there are connections between the unit copies.