Rule-Based Survival: I Can Foresee Death

This book is a bit cluttered. In terms of setting, I saw echoes of several other books I've read before. The ghosts are very sinister, but there's almost no real horror atmosphere. The storylines of the dungeons are terrible; there's practically no backstory for them. A large portion of the book focuses on how sinister the ghosts in each dungeon are and how they become increasingly sinister.

This is a very good novel. Unlike other novels, it doesn't have too much scheming and intrigue. The ghosts here are incredibly terrifying; you can't survive without teamwork, and you'll easily fall into their traps. The dungeons are really difficult, making for a suffocating read. The protagonist's power-ups aren't that strong; his own abilities play a major role. It's quite exciting.

There are so few good works out there! I don't understand how anyone in the comments could have the nerve to give a bad review after only reading 30 minutes. The plot of this book is very engaging, and the pacing is excellent and doesn't drag.

I feel this is a relatively excellent infinite flow novel. The dungeon design is quite novel; I particularly liked the dungeon about the invisible passenger, which is even more enjoyable when paired with some eerie music. Compared to many male-oriented infinite flow novels praised online, this book doesn't make any lewd jokes, and its values ​​are quite good, creating a desire to keep reading.

The author borrowed settings from all the wildly popular infinite novels, but overall the writing and reasoning are actually quite good 🤔. The ability to foresee the future might seem mindless to some, especially those who rely on free-riding rules, but I think it's alright. Many pure mystery protagonists are indeed incredibly talented, but isn't always being able to find the normal rules through clues also a kind of cheat code? 😜

Although some parts felt abrupt and sparked a lot of discussion, I think the flaws don't outweigh the merits; overall, it's very good. It's really hard to find this type of question these days, and I finally found one that suits my taste. I hope it continues like this. I hope the protagonist is written to be a bit more intelligent. Currently, both dungeons are team-based survival dungeons.

It's a great read. There aren't any messy romantic subplots, and it's not a mindless system-based wish-fulfillment novel. The male lead has a cheat ability, but he doesn't rely on it. Most of the time, he solves problems using his own brain. The side quests are also full of twists and turns; you never know what the villain will do next. There are many plot reversals.

I think this book is a good alternative to Gu Quan and Li Yu. The score is too low; it's definitely worth an 8 out of 10. I feel that everything except the taxi scene is very good, especially the second scene, which I liked the most because of its strong horror atmosphere. The first scene might be a little lacking, but you should definitely read on.

I've listened to two dungeons so far, and they're just so-so. Some parts are a bit unpleasant. On one hand, the protagonist is praised for being smart and leading the way, but on the other hand, the protagonist can't keep secrets. He wants to use cheats to avoid trouble, but it's written without any attempt to hide it from others.

The dungeon design is really interesting, incredibly insidious, truly insidious, wave after wave of schemes. The plot twists in the first dungeon sent chills down my spine as I watched it late at night – it was so cunning! The storyline is fast-paced, and the protagonist is very intelligent. Finally, I've found something I can watch for a long time. It gets a bit distorted later on.