Midnight Murder: I Went on a Killing Spree After Hearing People's Thoughts

It's a great read; it's rare to finish one in one go. The beginning was quite good. Unlike other novels where the protagonist is reborn or transmigrated, and immediately encounters a streamer in a game, showcasing a single move or skill, followed by a barrage of shocked and exasperated comments from the audience, this one is more entertainment-oriented and avoids the excessive talk and strategic…

Four stars for encouragement. The book is good, the writing is acceptable, and the opening mechanics are alright. What's frustrating is that the title mentions reading minds; it would be better to just go straight for a brutal, game-like experience. That would raise the satisfaction level significantly.

I have an idea, based on the author's book, and I've come up with a new model. I'm writing it down here in the hope that the author can use it as a reference. The following parentheses represent freely customizable settings. Armor Stacking: I haven't played the game, and my understanding of Dead by Daylight is limited to the author's work.

This is an extremely rare romantic world story. It features a lot of original settings outside of gameplay and focuses on the strategies and survivors' reactions. There aren't any hardcore, high-level matches. Players who enjoy asymmetrical competitive games and interactive gameplay will prefer this style.

Starting from Chapter 75, the series becomes more lighthearted, featuring survivors who enjoy getting electrocuted, a giant fish that can lean on iron mountains, and a big-footed guy who brings style, offering endless surprises! I strongly suspect that the dog trainer's skin is that of Pan Hong and Liu Liu.

The protagonist won't be like in the Dead by Daylight backstory, trapped in a hallucination believing himself to be the killer, with an evil spirit absorbing his hope. I might not be able to express myself in detail, but you should understand. My head hurts from reading novels late at night ꒦ິ^꒦ິ

I haven't played it, but it looks quite interesting. There are downsides too, though: the updates are too slow!! Also, there are some conspiracy theories, and I feel that the plot could be toned down a bit in that regard. Then, for those of us who haven't played it before, could you post some pictures? Otherwise, we always have to rely on netizens to share.

Although I only looked at a few pages and didn't finish the whole thing, it was still very good. Later on, I hope the author can include some strong four-equipment builds, or some unconventional builds that are very powerful if played correctly. I'm currently using a Legion Commander burst build, but I've forgotten all the equipment. I hope the author can find and write about them. 🙂

This is very well written. Tomato only just got a new Dead by Daylight book now, and it reminded me of watching others play Dead by Daylight before—it was really interesting. I think the author referenced Dead by Daylight as a prototype; it's very similar to his style. I hope the foreshadowing the author planted is useful, and that it doesn't die out or become rotten later on.

It looks quite interesting, but I wonder if the main character was kidnapped by an evil spirit to work?