I Went Viral for Running Horror Instances Across the Stars

I just watched part of it, and it feels a bit similar to the idea of ​​"Escape in the Stars" I watched. The setting it uses is that of a spiritual person. The protagonist also uses the method of opening an escape room to consume the husband's mental energy. And although the dungeons are different, the live broadcast, giving milk tea to the winner, and someone setting up the dungeon are the same. Well, when I read the introduction later, I found that the name of the copy at the back was similar to it. It has written a copy of Hannibal's Dinner, but I haven't seen it yet, so I don't know if the details are similar.

It's quite good-looking. The main description at the beginning is the protagonist's work, but the description in the copy is actually not too scary. It's like an ordinary escape room, and the love version is even less scary. It is natural for the two protagonists to have excessive emotions, and they naturally attract each other in daily life. But the shortcoming is that they are together naturally. There is no talk of love, but the author's description of the inner words is okay, and you can know that the two love each other. Gong didn't give anything to Shou (except in the spirit). It was all Shou's contribution, such as mental grooming, cooking and so on. And although Gong never said that he wouldn't spend money on Shou, Shou had a sense of boundaries. In the early stage, he felt that Gong's money was Gong's money, and he would not touch it. Later, Shou became financially free and no longer needed to use it. But all the money received was made through the public's spiritual interests, so it's hard to say. Anyway, it's still a good article.

I have finished reading the whole text. I think it is very good. After reading it all, there is no villain cannon fodder or conspiracy in the whole book. It is very comfortable to read. The protagonist's studio has always had only one person, instead of developing into a company like other books, and then handing over everything to the employees later, and then giving employees all kinds of extravagant benefits, wages and the like like poverty alleviation. This is the first time I have seen a setting that requires you to make a reservation and queue up to play an online virtual game. It doesn't feel like an online virtual game, but more like an offline experience center.

I really like the natural feeling between them

"You are my only destination" is a very poetic and beautiful love message

Why do I chase all unfinished stories 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

It's a very heart-warming book. It was finished when I read it, so I immediately finished it.

Good, good, good

Very nice, a bit short

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking