Infinite Replays in the Trial Run: Now Clear It in One Life

I watched two instances, they were alright, but I really think the fact that the infinite flow doesn't allow for power increases is a real problem. You can only stay smart forever; one mistake and you're done for. I feel a dungeon shouldn't only be solved by being clever; there should also be ways to brute force your way through.

@BaiLingrui had some questions after reading the first level. Why is it set so that the more people who clear the level, the higher the score? Does this mean the protagonist has to help others clear the level besides themselves? This is an escape game; if it's like this, it's too cruel! It's well-written; I'll give it four stars for now and see how it goes later.

I'm currently on the third chapter, and the content is incredibly exciting and suspenseful, but it's not very popular. That's okay, author. Not long ago, a new author's novel, "Slaying Ghosts on the Weird Forum," went from being relatively unknown to becoming outstanding. I believe talent will always shine through. Keep going!

It's really good. I've been reading infinite flow novels for years, and this one is amazing. It has that brain-teasing feel of the early infinite flow novels, but without too many cheat codes. If there are any, they're just minor supporting characters. It's really good.

It looks great! Why is no one commenting on my head? It's so meticulous. Your intelligence is amazing!

It's pretty good. The main thing is that the protagonist doesn't have much strength, which, if written well, can easily create a sense of despair, and then the protagonist uses their brain to find a way to survive. If it's not written well, it might get boring, but if it's written well, it can be very addictive. 🍉

It's quite interesting at the moment. If each instance is awarded one point, the author will have too many instances to write, making it difficult to finish the book. Hopefully, the author can handle this properly in the future.

The main character is so difficult, yet the rewards are so meager. I think completing the game will definitely require more than just a perfect score of 100. There must be some hidden conditions to fulfill, which could serve as rewards for the main character.

First of all, the author writes quite well; those side stories reflect current society and hot topics. However, I feel that some side stories are somewhat thinly written. They're readable but not very exciting. The first side story is very well written, and the characters are well-developed. There are no saintly figures; they're all intelligent. I hope the author continues to update this new book. I love reading it! 😳😆

So far, it's been quite good. The first chapter was refreshing and captivating. The protagonist is calm and intelligent, the supporting characters are well-developed, and the dungeon descriptions are atmospheric. It's one of Tomato's better works. Of course, it would be even more perfect if some details could be added.