Two-Person Dorm Survival: I Ended Up Living with the Campus Beauty

This book is truly excellent, especially the part depicting Lu Bu's battle with Sun Wukong (Q) over Diao Chan. They fought for hundreds of rounds, but Xue Baochai was undeniably too powerful. If it weren't for Noah's outer-circle cheat and Noxus's Guillotine, that M4 six-times-magnification spray would have been fatal.

The facilities and equipment are excellent – ​​the air conditioning is very effective, the hot water is strong, the Wi-Fi works well, the TV is impressive, the staff are professional and friendly, check-in is quick, no deposit was required, and the cleanliness is good. The rooms are clean, the linens are clean, the lobby is bright, and everything else is good.

It's pretty good. I read from the first chapter to around chapter 70 in one go. The pacing is good, the action scenes are decisive, and the romance between the male and female leads progresses quickly—they're already talking about love after about ten chapters. There are also relatively few bad points. I hope it goes on even faster!

So comfortable! I love this kind of two-player survival game; it perfectly fulfills one of my fantasies. 😂😂😂

The first night was bats, the second night was extreme cold and snow demons. Leaving aside how players survived the first two nights, let's talk about the third mission: I won't go into too much detail about the pretentious and embarrassing opening sequence of the mission.

The premise is alright, but I have a more fun idea: start by killing the school beauty, then unleash her soul. That way, you'll get another S-rank talent—heroes and beauties alike will fall to my blade! Since the critical hit talent doesn't crit on doors or windows, why not crit on your clothes? What if you get some kind of absolute defense talent? Wouldn't that make the most of your resources?

I've noticed a serious problem: most post-apocalyptic novels lack military districts. Logically, those in military districts are physically strong, have a high probability of awakening talents, and the protagonist gains incredible abilities. However, the people under the protagonist are all ordinary, which makes the story very uninteresting.

The beginning was pretty good, unlike other books where the protagonist has a sword and the villain has a crossbow, or vice versa. There's also a survival book where, within two days of starting, a foreigner (randomly assigned by region) gets a firearm pistol and kills dozens of people. At the start, low-level crates contain firearms plus hundreds of bullets.

Summary: It's sweet and has a slightly yellow tint.

Awesome, great read, please update more (hopefully it will reach a million words in the future, I'll put it on my bookshelf to nurture it for now) 🙂