The Supreme Cinema

I think it's quite interesting. The setting of the first chapter is amazing. Even though the two veterans were girls and lost to a boy 2-on-1 in the end, it was too hasty, but the writing is still very touching. Come on [Sending Hearts]

Very thoughtful and well written But the expression description is a bit too much, I can reduce the number of words. Add a little logical reasoning.

It has great promise and I feel that the author has a unique style. It is true that there were a lot of flaws in the early stage due to various reasons, but the author made changes for this, and even revised all the previously unreasonable plots. I feel that there are very few authors who can do this now, so even if it is just because of this, I want to give the author five stars.

It is true that some of the descriptions in the foreshadowing story of the school are too cumbersome. However, the overall horror atmosphere and immersion are still good, especially the section in the hospital, which is much better than some novels in which the protagonist completely withdraws from the plot and inexplicably starts to pretend.

Actually I don't know, Reviewed on 2025/11/12 ★★★★★ Review after 7 hours of reading This book is relatively peaceful overall. The first chapter is probably about the finale, leaving the content in suspense, and then the main narrative begins in the second chapter. I think the best thing about this book is the very reasonable arrangements for teammate cooperation and calculations during the game. Unlike many supernatural literature... It repeatedly emphasizes that the human heart is the scariest thing. As soon as the ghost doesn't appear, the team members will basically fight to death [making faces]

It's pretty good so far, I just hope it won't start cultivating like a hell cinema in the future [Laughing and crying]

The story is smooth, the logic is normal, and everyone behaves like a normal person. I really like the setting of this infinite stream where everyone helps each other, everyone has humanity, and the only enemy is the movie theater.

I think the school dungeon is quite good. Anyway, it kept me here. For the time being, there is no female protagonist, and the plot is quite good. I don't know if there will be a female protagonist in the future, but I hope there won't be. Many authors who are good at writing plots cannot write emotional lines, and they are like a mouse droppings ruining the whole pot of porridge. I just saw the latest chapter, and the hospital copy looks pretty good [cool]

The language is very delicate, and the first two dungeons have a mediocre look and feel, but the hospital dungeon feels pretty good, quite good. The pace of the first dungeon is actually a bit slow. Sometimes there is no need to describe the protagonist's mental journey too much. If you leave some blank space and focus on the advancement of the dungeon, the reader's impression will be better. Come on

Did the author of this book intend to write a female protagonist? Overall, I feel good about it. The pace of the first school copy is a bit slow, but I can see that it is indeed the kind of brain-burning game. The author is still very strong. Come on, author.