A Horror Survival Loop? But I'm a Taoist Priest

The logic is good, but sometimes the foreshadowing is too long and makes people want to curse beforehand. However, after seeing the explanations, I understood a lot more. I hope it gets faster; I really want to see how the male lead deals with Tomie 😏

The second round of plot development felt much smoother than the first, with better portrayal of conflicts and climaxes. It was much more immersive than the first round. A little more emphasis on the atmosphere of fear would have been even better. I really hope the author updates soon; three chapters aren't enough! (Crying emoji)

What a pity, what a real pity! This kind of subject matter is excellent, and writing about these horror games would be very engaging and also provide an introduction to horror movies. It's such a shame, the ending was too rushed. What a pity!

Knowing full well that his teammate was being controlled, why did he still want to ask her for help?

It's quite interesting; each world has a different way of solving problems. It's not a pure, mindless wish-fulfillment story; you need to use your intelligence to solve puzzles, and there are various bonds between characters. It's not endlessly long either; I personally think the length is just right, and the romance is also just right—not tedious. It's not incredibly good, but it's just right, easy to read, and quite comfortable, so I'm giving it five stars.

It's really good, my goodness! How come the rating is so low? The writing is also good; it's not one of those overpowered protagonist stories where everything is designed to pave the way for the male lead. So far, the scenarios are very logical, the plot development is reasonable, and each character has a distinct personality. Both the supporting and main characters have their own unique traits.

I think it's great, really great. I don't know why it got such a low score. Although it's a bit short, the main character's personality is very well-developed—kind but not overly idealistic. The ending was a bit rushed, but it had a surprising yet expected feel, with some foreshadowing. Keep up the good work, author!

A shrewd old conman, knowing he lacked real skill, saw a ghost—a creature the protagonist could handle—and somehow managed to offend the protagonist, forcing him to leave so he could deal with the boss himself! The author wrote this superbly! 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

Such a great book, and no one's discovered it? The writing style and logical coherence are top-tier among dungeon-crawler horror novels of recent years. There's no overpowered system; the only auxiliary items that have appeared in the dungeons so far are the Netherworld Artifacts, and their uses aren't particularly overpowered. Besides combat, it's mostly about strategic battles.

If we can fool one person, we'll do it. Come on, everyone, come and see this amazing book!