[Strong heroine + Squid Game + Mind Games + Infinite Instances + Horror Game + Ensemble Cast]
In my past life, they voted me into the grave by making me the scapegoat.
This time, I’ve returned with my memories of death and taken my seat in the very same meeting room.
My sleazy coworker wants me to take the fall, and my cold-blooded boss wants to pin the blame on me.
I turn around and slap the deadly rules right onto the face of the person who actually broke them.
The White Crow Corporation’s deadly game arrives without warning. Beneath the enormous prize money lies a brutal rule: lose, and you die.
While every other player struggles to survive the instances, I stare at the System’s prompt, lost in thought.
These deadly game rules have way too many loopholes.
Overall, it's okay, but the ending is a bit inexplicable. The girl is strong, but she sacrifices her life for money to treat her boyfriend's illness. She truly loves each other, but uses a wish to weave a dream that everyone can't get out of. Well, it's pretty good.
It ended unexpectedly. First, why the protagonist emits colorful light and finally the white crow, and the survival line of not entering the dungeon in the dormitory. I feel that there are still many questions that have not been expanded. But the author really writes very well, and the writing style is online. It doesn't feel like it is the first time to write an article. Even if it is the first book, I will definitely be an old bookworm. I hope that friends who read book reviews will not rush to label this book as a bad one. Although this book may not have become popular because of the Tomato Drainage Mechanism, the author has definitely constructed a very novel worldview structure, which is worth reading!
It's pretty, but there's no one there?
The traffic is not good, but the articles are very good.
It's pretty good, but a little short. Secondly, the ending is a little too sudden.
It's pretty good, smooth, no big surprises.