The Doomsday Game Arrives, and I Copy Powers to Clear It and Become a God

This book has an incredibly exciting plot! If you remove the 5 points, it's more like a 9. Currently, the female-to-male ratio is about 6:4, but the world-building emphasizes female excellence while respecting men's right to pursue beauty. Hopefully, there will be more and more outstanding female supporting characters in the future.

The beginning was excellent; you could tell the author wrote it with great care. However, around chapter 180, it felt like filler, especially the scenes set in reality. There was a lot of filler and irrelevant descriptions that felt very AI-like, particularly the interactions with the Favored Ones. The interactions were exaggerated and felt incredibly artificial. But I must say, the beginning was truly excellent.

I quite liked this story, especially the initial premise. It wasn't the typical trope of a scumbag boyfriend, best friend, and blood-soaked heir. The cat revenge plot seemed a bit odd at first, but after delving into the protagonist's past, it made perfect sense. The game's world-building was somewhat oppressive, but incredibly innovative. The cases were interesting and thrilling.

The premise is interesting, the background is well-developed, and the writing is excellent. However, the character interactions are a bit too childish, like playing house, and fail to portray the extreme malice of humans driven by self-interest. I suggest the author read more workplace politics literature. Five stars!

This is truly a hidden gem from Tomato! It avoids piling up internet memes, and doesn't fall into the clichéd "heartthrob" plot. The protagonist's character design avoids the same old formula, and there are no awkward comedic moments or overly straightforward writing. It's exactly the kind of female-oriented drama novel I've been longing for.

DS style, but female characters are proportionally normal. A woman with an exceptionally good worldview is stronger than a man. How can there be an ABB female supporting character? The main characters are actually equal in number of men and women.

The premise is interesting, reminding me of *The Long Night* and *Cyberpunk 2077* _(:з"∠)_ The pacing isn't very fast, and for readers used to fast-paced, action-packed stories, the inability to reveal superpowers and the fact that everyone wants to take advantage of the female lead is a bit frustrating. But it's so well-written!

The world-building is good, the setting is detailed and unique, and it's clear that a lot of effort was put into it. I'm giving it four stars for the reversed male-female world-building. The only drawback is the writing style, which is very disjointed and has an inexplicably heavy AI feel, lacking any real spark. I really wanted to continue reading about this world-building and the cat's revenge storyline, but the excessive AI and lack of human warmth made it difficult to keep reading.

This is a very good and excellent piece of writing. So seeing the author's reflections made me quite sad. It seems like the bad money drives out the good, and we ordinary readers are powerless to change that. All we can do is sincerely express our love and anticipation for the story, hoping to offer the author some comfort. Keep going, waiting for the update.

Absolutely superb! So superb it'll keep even a 20-year veteran reader completely captivated! Good heavens, I read almost 300 chapters in one go before remembering to leave a comment! This is better than 90% of the 9.0-rated novels on the female-oriented reading list! Some of the battle scenes are so exhilarating and fluid they rival even the best male-oriented works!