If I Kill All the Enemies, No One Will Know I Infiltrated the Place

It's great, Lilith: The End. I really enjoyed this game. The writing fits the story well, but the combat power is a bit high, and leveling up is too slow. Other than that, it's fine. It's a very enjoyable game to play.

I'm giving myself a five-star review. I hope everyone enjoys watching it _(:з"∠)_

The theme is good, and there are no major flaws in the content. However, the plot is a bit slow-paced, and the protagonist isn't invincible, but the pacing is well-handled (except for the advancement section). Next are some points I found unreasonable: the protagonist doesn't stand out among the supporting characters (in fact, none of the supporting characters left a strong impression on me in…

Although I encountered fellow readers while reading, I still want to mention it here. Has anyone read "How Did I Become a River Crab?"? The background settings of both are probably similar: saving multiple worlds under the guise of a game. The characters are also similar, but "How Did I Become a River Crab?" Is a bit more restrained—somewhat, no, much more so.

It's good, I enjoy watching it, and there are very few flaws, nothing too bad. The only problem is, could you please remove the word "harmonious"? Could you just replace it with letters or homophones? Otherwise, I have trouble reading it. 🙂🙂 The characters are fine; you can tell the author has watched a lot of anime or played a lot of games. And those lines like "This is my favorite anime line" and "These are your favorite game lines, right, author?" 😏

Unlike typical online game novels where the protagonist is invincible from the start, this one also has many foreshadowing elements, making it interesting to see how the author resolves these plot holes. After reading so many invincible novels, this one offers a unique flavor. Five stars, no doubt. I glanced at the rating and saw it's only 6.7, I don't understand.

It's alright, but the skill set feels lacking. Even at max level, there are only four extra skills, and that includes passive ones. I think it would be better to add a synergy system between skills. If the synergy is high enough, they could be fused together, or a skill tree could be created, like Crescent Moon Strike and Moonless Strike. 🤔

It attempts to emulate the horror world, but the imitation isn't quite there. The protagonist dies from an illness at the beginning, then is reborn back in this world, a bit earlier in the timeline, and then enters the game to fight dungeons. Basically, it tries to simulate the horror world, but the protagonist lacks that charisma and falls far short. It's watchable, though; you can give it a try if you're interested.

Personally, I think it's okay, except the beginning is a bit cheesy. The rest isn't amazing, but it's readable. Finding a book on Tomato that I can actually finish is already quite difficult; I couldn't even finish many of the highly-rated ones, so I'm giving it a high score.

It looks good, and the idea of getting a job based on the individual feels novel.