Divine Prison*

Every aspect has withstood scrutiny, and rationality has not been sacrificed for the sake of pleasure. The writing style is also very good. The depressive atmosphere described in the God Prison Island is very immersive. The dialogues between the characters are also consistent with their respective identities. Overall, there are no big bugs, and it is very comfortable to read.

It's rare to see a survival story that doesn't rely on the system and doesn't engage in cool writing routines! The author's writing style is very stable, and he writes very well about the sense of oppression and the warmth and warmth of human relationships in the Divine Prison Island. Each character has his own position and calculation. There is no absolute good or bad, and the logical chain is complete. It is both brain-burning and immersive to read, and the more you read, the more you become addicted.

It can be seen that the author put a lot of effort into writing this book. I am very surprised after reading it so far. The plot is very fresh, the overall rhythm is online, and the viewing experience is also very good. There are no abrupt points, so it is easy to immerse people in. I hope it will continue to be like this.