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If even protagonists with "blue" or lower-level powers struggle to survive, how can ordinary people possibly live?

It's alright, Immune to the virus. I can't take it anymore 🤮

Marked as a good book in the dormitory survival genre, it has the author's own ideas and settings, making it readable, and the supporting characters are not mindless.

To be fair, while there are fewer chapters now, it's still a good read. The protagonist has powerful abilities, and the overall power level isn't too low. It's a decent story within the dormitory survival genre, and as long as it doesn't have a bad ending, it's a good book. The protagonist isn't a saint, the main character is an orphan, and the daily interactions don't feel idiotic.

It's not bad; so far, there aren't any major flaws. The male protagonist is decisive and ruthless, but also quite humane. It's just that the survival world currently seems to be protected by someone (or some creature) behind the scenes.

Five stars! Absolutely five stars!!! This novel solved a big question that had been bothering me: reality isn't a two-dimensional game like "Haunted Dormitory," so how do you shoot through walls after setting up a turret? The turret turning into a mural is fantastical, but since it's a time-travel story, science doesn't apply. This idea is brilliant, the author is awesome!!!

It's not bad, but recruiting players is a bit slow.

It's good, I love watching it, I want to watch it more, I'll keep watching.

Isn't this a haunted dormitory?

Not bad, I quite like it. A little bit of toxicity is inevitable, but if it doesn't become too toxic later on, it's a pretty good book. Keep it up!