The Riddle-Speaking Heroine Is Still Hurting People

Twists and turns, twists and turns, it seems everyone has their own independent thoughts. Whether it's the heroic sacrifice, the emphasis on the female lead's decisiveness, or their fickle nature, there are many clever characters in the book, making the ending all the more ambiguous, with many foreshadowing elements. A rare gem of a book, the author is amazing! 😳

It's well-written, a rare example of a high-IQ female protagonist novel by Tomato. The female lead has an emotionally detached and slightly eccentric personality. We're nearing the end of the third arc, and there are relatively few logical flaws. Perhaps the second arc had a few more, but they're largely negligible.

It's quite good. But I don't understand why the main character always pretends to be Japanese? I don't see any benefit in it; on the contrary, it's likely to provoke dislike from most Chinese people.

I can't find a second "Meal Replacement" book! Are there any similar ones? I really love this kind of story; the female lead is intelligent and ruthless. Most importantly, I love that she doesn't trust anyone. Horror games are all about life and death; how can you trust someone so easily like in other novels? I firmly believe this is a society based on suspicion.

A superb story about a villainous woman. Actually, defining her as a "villain" isn't quite accurate. The female lead is a very self-assured type, with top-notch intelligence. The plot is well-designed, and there's no romance or lovey-dovey stuff. In one subplot, the female lead tries to deceive people by appearing weak, and the "protector" she chooses is a middle-aged woman, rather than someone who superficially sells her body. This is really endearing.

It's really good, I recommend everyone to watch it. The plot of each level is also very vivid and engaging, especially when the female lead wins through her own wisdom, although sometimes I don't understand her wisdom. But she's just so amazing.

It's absolutely gorgeous! The female lead is perfectly designed, and the other characters each have their own unique traits. The plot is captivating, but there's just too little to read! Keep up the good work, author! 😫😘❤️

The female lead is very compelling, strong, absolutely rational, and ruthless. There's no deliberate attempt to portray her as male or female; the characters are written very naturally. Anyone can be smart or foolish; there's no forced portrayal of any group as entirely strong with no weak members. It gave me a great feeling.

It feels like every game is purely a psychological game. They're entertaining, but after a while, they get boring. I hope the later dungeons will offer something new and exciting.

I can only say it was incredibly satisfying! Seeing such a thrilling intellectual battle in Tomato magazine is truly moving! From the female lead's character design to the plot and supporting character development, everything was perfectly crafted to make it enjoyable!