Eerie Revival: They Always Mistake Me for Cannon Fodder

Sigh, I'm about to cry. Who can understand? Among a bunch of protagonists who are evil gods or bosses, there's finally one where the protagonist is a normal person with a growth story! And the main character isn't some overpowered character anymore! Finally, there's no plot where the protagonist immediately overpowers the villainous boss! It's a normal growth story! We're saved!

Advantages: 1. The story begins with themes such as school bullying, interpersonal relationships within the school, and tests of humanity, unfolding in a way similar to a survival game. This kind of theme is often seen in Japanese suspense manga, but it appears less frequently in domestic online novels.

At first, it felt quite similar to other works, but it had its own unique setting. After rereading it, I suddenly found it more to my liking. The main characters are well-developed and vividly portrayed, unlike other works where the protagonist is always invincible while everyone else is weak. Now, I check it several times a day, eagerly awaiting updates 😅 I rarely write reviews, so this is just my way of urging for more updates.

It's so good, I don't want to finish reading it! It's so good, I don't want to finish reading it! It's really so good! There are very few books that can move me like this. I've read a bunch of ten books, and finally I've found one I like. Fei Shuming's character is really well-developed. I love this ensemble cast. So intelligent! So amazing! So intelligent!

Both main characters are intelligent, which I appreciate; I don't intentionally weaken one side. The only downside is the slow-burning romance; I still can't see it. Also, the special organization's abilities seem weak, like NPCs. I absolutely adore the beautiful and elegant cat, Yu. He's brave, has strong leadership and organizational skills, is rational, and incredibly relatable.

The author's depiction of a terrifying and eerie atmosphere is absolutely superb, far surpassing some superficially eerie infinite flow stories that are actually less terrifying than a Crayon Shin-chan summer special. The protagonist isn't the kind who just brute-forces through with an invincible cheat code; he relies more on his own analysis and has a gradual growth arc, which I love.

So good I binged it in one go... The author is amazing!! The logic is incredibly strong, reading it in one go was a truly exhilarating experience. The protagonist's initial bullying was genuinely tough, but it wasn't frustrating at all; Xiao Fei is incredibly strong to persevere... The premise is also very interesting, the first time I've seen something like this.

This author's writing is absolutely amazing! I first got to know them through "Ordinary People Transmigrating into a Book," and they've always excelled at writing that subtle kind of horror, making you sigh at the impermanence of life, yet also with a remarkably calm quality—a kind of calm that leaves you stunned and speechless, but upon reflection, it all seems so reasonable!

It's so good, so incredibly good! The plot is amazing, the horror atmosphere is off the charts, I was even scared watching it late at night. The romance develops a bit slowly, but it's bearable; I love this kind of drawn-out emotional development. The dungeons are all quite interesting, each one immersing you in the horror atmosphere. It's so good, I'm going to binge-watch it!

I really admire the protagonist's resilience and clear goals. But I can't quite accept who the attacker is... I think we can look outside. With more dungeons coming up, Xiaoming can find a better person. The choice Zhou made at the beginning is hard for me to accept, although I can actually understand his decision.