Dorm Survival: Drawing Cards to Become a God in a Haunted Dorm

This is the first time I've seen this kind of story, and it's quite interesting. The female lead is the kind type. If you like lone wolves, you might want to skip this one, because the female lead always puts other people (especially children) before herself when she speaks and acts.

Zhao Lu isn't the kind of person who doesn't care about herself but cares more about others. In later chapters, I'll explain why Zhao Lu was initially friendly towards young women and children. She's a character who grows and matures; her choices didn't prioritize others over herself. She cared more about herself.

I've finished reading it. Personally, I feel the later parts are more exciting than the beginning. The beginning was a bit boring, maybe because I haven't played this game before. Especially that little devil in the Misty Forest, he was hilarious! I even looked it up while I was reading and found out that the little devil steals everything, hahaha. I hope the author can update more!

I only have 32 chapters left to finish reading 🤭 I specifically searched for novels about haunted dormitories and added more than ten to my bookshelf, but most of them weren't this type. Some even had harem elements in dormitories 😂 I just want to read novels that accurately depict the haunted dormitories genre!!! In the end, out of the dozen or so books I added, only two were readable.

It was quite good, it's a pity the author didn't continue writing. I often listened to the audiobook before bed, and even when the timer ended, I was still awake because it was so captivating. The author wrote wonderfully, without any dragging parts, the plot developed crisply and efficiently. I look forward to the author's next work; there are so few female-oriented novels like this.

😳This is a great read, a rare gem among dormitory-themed stories. The dungeon design is very interesting, and it stays true to its roots, revolving around the dormitory monster-hunting genre. The forest dungeon even has a feel of an infinite survival dungeon. A combination of infinite survival, ghost stories, and dormitory elements will delight readers.

It's good-looking, has no major flaws, and you can jump in without worry. The ending was unfinished and it was a bad ending.

Overall, it's pretty good. The female lead isn't a saint, and the logic is fairly coherent. However, some plot holes remain unresolved. For example, how do ordinary players introduce themselves upon entering? Most just say they died a few nights ago. Also, how did the girl the female lead saved know the time? These questions aren't answered. Nevertheless, it's quite a faithful recreation of the haunted dormitory setting.

It's quite well-written. When I read the latest chapter, I realized the author is quite good at foreshadowing. After Sun Xiaomei's side story, I genuinely thought it was a matter of time flow and never considered that possibility. Although there aren't many chapters, the author's updates are quite consistent. As long as they don't stop, I'll keep reading.

I quite like the protagonist the author created. At the beginning, I didn't quite understand why she would help others, even though her help wouldn't harm her own interests and she had other considerations. After all, this is a survival game. However, after finishing the episodes I'd saved up today, I understand.