Hostess: Am I an NPC with Rules and Monsters?

It's a very interesting setting. In an environment with unequal information, the players and the natives in the horror infinite flow dungeon are frightened and crazy, like mental patients, and the other side is confused. The years are quiet, and there is a kind of humor that is anti-the fourth natural disaster. Players are very fragile. Players need to stay kind. Players are prohibited from exposing themselves to pass the level. With Xiao You's intelligence, when will he realize that his world is being used as a training ground for criminals in the horror dungeon? The setting is actually interesting, but the plot becomes more and more boring. The main reason is that the plot cannot support the setting at all. Whether it is a copy of the side mission for the player or the heroine's own main plot, they all look mediocre. It has a dryness that has never been seen in the world. The player can only rely on the player to see the BOSS-like fear of the NPC and the speechless speechlessness of the aboriginals to see the insane player trying to die. The player's tasks are very boring, and the heroine's daily life is also boring. Frankly speaking, after reading a few copies, I have lost the freshness of the chemical reaction between the "surprise from the player's perspective" and the "quiet years from the Aboriginal perspective". The author's writing is also very straightforward, and the main expression seems to have the flavor of persuading people to do good, but it undoubtedly goes against the core looting logic of Infinite Stream. There is no explanation for this, and the completion is also very hasty. I can't watch it until I finish it.

Super pretty The heroine is really very charming, and she has a sisterly feeling that she can take care of. I really like this kind of heroine with a stable core. The heroine's world is divided into different copies, but they don't know it, so they may encounter people in schools, resorts, summer camps, hospitals, and restaurants who look like crazy people, but are actually players. What is particularly funny is that the heroine went to a restaurant with her friends to eat. The waiter peeled shrimps for the heroine, but because she was a player, she was not skilled at the job. The waiter mistook the heroine for a weird NPC and bribed the heroine with his own blood to give her a good review. Hahahaha. It makes me laugh when I see players taking out many cool props and trying to fight to the death with the aborigines, but in the eyes of the aborigines they are just papery (literally papery haha).

This book uses two perspectives, one is the original inhabitants of the horror game and the other is the participant. The difference in perspective creates different feelings and the setting is novel. The core concept is that good will be rewarded with good and evil will be punished with evil. The innocent will not be affected, and the participants are all guilty. The heroine is used throughout the dungeon, but it is not entirely focused on her.

It's a very interesting perspective, very suitable for friends who are tired of watching weird infinite streams [laughing]

What a new plot, good to watch, I feel like I'm watching a story The heroine's character is really great Each story has a touch of humor and is ironic at its core. I'm curious what mistake Wang Lei made

Very nice and a very novel angle. There are three worlds in total: the real world (the world where the player once lived), the strange world and the world where the heroine lives. The heroine lives in a normal world, where everyone has flesh and blood and their own behavioral logic. Many seemingly non-scientific things can be explained by unexpected scientific principles. I feel that a pure newcomer with a kind nature can get through the world of the heroine very quickly. However, most of the players who enter the heroine's world are old players. After many strange copies, their personalities and behaviors have been alienated very early. Their proud experience in passing the game will actually mislead them in the heroine's world. It's a very novel angle, because in many stories those struggling people returned home and seemed to suddenly become normal people again, leaving no trace of their past experiences. However, in this article, it is obvious that people's own souls are distorted due to clearing the strange dungeon (but this is a small angle). Cutting open the core of each copy, it is basically a tragedy, but it is more in line with the weaknesses of human nature. It is very complicated and makes people clearly feel that people are not black and white. I hope the author will continue to write. It is a very novel style and it will be written long enough. More people will definitely get it to reach 9 points or above [Blow kiss] [Blow kiss] [Blow kiss]

The blending of the real world and the infinite flow, each of the two parties has their own understanding, which is quite interesting. There are also some heart-warming, realistic, regretful places, places that make people feel comfortable, and places that have a sense of life (although I don't know if it is the real world, but the people here are more relaxed and everyday? So it is temporarily called the real world) There are currently few chapters (probably less than thirty chapters), and I don't know what will happen next. Overall it's okay

The ending of karma and reincarnation is good. Although it is a trial of sinners, good people who commit crimes will always be given a way out (¯▽¯). The paper props unexpectedly fit in with the weird world view.

Looking at it now, it is not so much a strange copy as it is a retribution system. "Players" are all put in for rehabilitation because they committed crimes. If they can be kind and do good deeds, they can continue to live. Even if the strategy fails, you can still revive. But once you have evil intentions towards the indigenous NPCs, they will be wiped out. Judging from their performance, they did enter a copy of the strange rules before, and this is the ultimate test of whether they can return to the real world. If they still have a bad mind after experiencing all the punishment and suffering, then they will never be able to pass this test, and they will never be able to return to their own world. Very new subject matter. Keep watching.

The ending is a bit abrupt~ I thought it was going to start the main plot in the later stage, but I didn't expect it was closing the world line, you guy! But it should be said or not, it should be right to end here. The plots about rules and weird stories written in the early stage are very interesting. If you want to follow the so-called main line and make the story serious, it will reduce the interest of readers. Maybe it would be better to make the meaning of "end" stronger and give readers a hint of the end? Overall, it's a very readable article. It's not long, humorous and light-hearted. It's a meal type.

It's creative, well-written, has common sense and connotation, and has the flavor of a group portrait. The characters of each gender are more flesh-and-blood. There seems to be some minor flaws, but they are not based on principles, and the flaws cannot be concealed. The heroine is a good person but not a virgin. In short, she is a warm existence and is the monitor that everyone loves. Since some of the selected materials are a bit sensitive, and some of the author's own thoughts are also written, I see some controversy in the comment area, but I still support the author. (In a world where male teachers maliciously lure and harm female classmates, there are fake people in the comment area. I failed to report it. For the sake of breast cancer, I don't recommend leaving comments.) All in all, this book is worth reading. Don't be scared by the 6.9 Score.

Suddenly I thought of a fast-travel novel I read more than ten years ago. It was also infinite. The male and female protagonists struggled to survive in the copy. Get to know each other and fall in love, and finally pass the level and return to the real world. A happy life after giving birth to a child. But in the extra chapter, it is written that their partners were all transformed by the Lord God. The male and female protagonists were in different illusory worlds. The male protagonist discovered it, struggled, and the illusion world was broken. From then on, he became a monster wandering around, and the female protagonist also awakened. But the fantasy world is so beautiful that I don't want to wake up. In the end, the male protagonist who turned into a monster met the female protagonist, the fake male protagonist and their children. I was so sad to see it. I would rather not buy the extra

The setting is quite interesting, but the ending is a bit sudden, but everything is explained clearly, so it's not a bad ending, it's short and concise. I really like the author's language habits, my seniors, seniors, seniors, tdd, etc. It's very comfortable to read. The stories of several players who successfully cleared the level are heart-wrenching. Their interactions with NPCs in the dungeon were particularly funny, and it was particularly heart-warming to finally have the opportunity to start over. However, the focus feels a little unclear. There are too many details about the heroine as an NPC and her friends and acquaintances around her, which somewhat drowns the main line of the story. Another regret is that the clearance methods of many dungeons are not explained at the end, which is still quite curious. But the author's writing style is plain and humorous, I kept laughing hahahaha, overall it's still very good! Recommend

Excellent: The setting is novel, and finally it's explained scientifically, which is pretty good. The heroine and the mother are both rational types, with clear plans for their personalities, and are very powerful ordinary people. The heroine and her best friend are also very good children. The discussion of the topic is not in depth, but it is still in place. Overall, it reads very smoothly, with a clear story and crisp writing. The details of the senior sister and senior brother are praised. Disadvantages: The daily life and background environment are very close to reality, which is relatively rare in novels. However, because it is too close and too daily, there is a lack of eye-catching conflicts. It is easy to feel bored during the transition and progress of the dungeon. There seems to be less emotional description of the characters (?). The overall impression is that the dungeon is relatively dull.

Full spoilers⚠️ Finished reading. What attracts me are: 1️⃣The exciting points of the ridiculous real world VS the weird copy, which are completely different from different perspectives. 2️⃣I like this kind of heroine recently: she pretends to be a big cup of tea invisibly, and I have no intention of pretending to be a big cup. It's light and stable, but actually it has its own unique character. 🥰🥰👍🏻Delicious Disadvantage: There are some things that I cannot explain here. If this is just the heroine's father using some brain waves and other means to make the same person switch to different parallel time and space, then how does the "system" allow these things to be implanted in their consciousness and notify them at the appropriate time? If the consciousness level can still be barely explained, then how did the props they conjured appear out of thin air? And if there is nothing wrong with their own brains, how could they be different from what others see? One party thinks it is a powerful prop, while the other party thinks it is just paper. Very fake. If we have to say that this can also be achieved through technical means, then it would be a huge risk. ↑ This part gives me the feeling that the hole has not been filled in, and the thread has not been returned.

The feeling of the fusion of the weird world and the real world is that the heroine is an NPC native of the weird world, and some social cases that occur are treated as weird events, allowing players to intervene and participate in them. It is quite interesting.

This setting is amazing✨, interesting and unique, completely different from other rule-based novels! Moreover, each character is fleshed out with different personalities, humorous and interesting, but the ending is a bit sudden.

The latest chapter 40 is very interesting. I hope the author will never stop updating it. The heroine is from a very different angle. I have read similar articles, but they are not the same. It is a Dihua style, which is a bit interesting.

There are two plot lines, one for the protagonist's dungeon, and one for the player's strange breakthrough. The two are intertwined, and it won't look boring. The protagonist's family is rich, he studies well, he is very happy, and his appearance rate is not low. He is not like some novels where the male protagonist is invincible, and as a result, there is no appearance in dozens of chapters to keep your appetite. The supporting characters are also quite interesting. They are not very intelligent, but they dare to take risks. Although they are useless, they are very motivated and are better than some who are waiting to die. The front part seems okay, but I don't know what the back part is. Although I like to watch male videos, this novel with a female protagonist is also pretty good. The plot of the dungeon also has some meaning. Although it is not very strong, it is about 60 to 70%. Overall, this seemingly quiet novel is refreshingly quiet, similar to a tourist farmhouse's daily novels with a bit of excitement. It also has a bit of a funny plot, which is still new to me.

It's pretty good. The Aboriginal perspective is really a mess. Haha, there are just too few. Please update more.

The setting is very novel, the plot is a little awkward, and the characters are very interesting.

It's good to read, but I wish the author could change his name. I almost missed it because of the title. Generally speaking, the writing style is relatively bland, but a few comments suddenly come out, which is really funny. However, if you think about it from another perspective, those player props are invalid or something, it is really a little desperate hahahahaha. The heroine's perspective is that of an onlooker, and she is relatively intelligent, so there will be a bit of a reasonable plot, but not much, so it is still more acceptable. In fact, there is still a desire to keep watching, but I still hope that the protagonist can communicate more deeply and integrate with the player's game plot, so that it will feel more interesting.

It's all quite good-looking. It seems that those people are afraid of the rules, but it's also understandable. This is the world they know. It feels quite good-looking.

This is the first time I've seen this kind of writing, it's quite a novel way of writing. My subjective impression of the heroine is that she is a very strong and warm person. It feels like as long as the monitor is there, nothing will happen. The heroine's father personally feels that his approach is half good and half bad, but it does give some people who have no choice but to do bad things another way to live. But even if they go back, it will not be the original world, it will be another parallel world. Quite a grand idea. The heroine's father is really smart!

The idea is quite interesting, and the previous writing is also good, but the ending is a cliffhanger - but it is not the kind that is completely unresolved. On the contrary, there is actually foreshadowing in the front, but it does not affect the sudden ending...

It's not bad. It's relatively rare for the system to require kindness. I also like the tone of kindness. It's quite interesting that the player's props are just papery in the eyes of the NPC. Many times, the scenes and reactions in the player's mind are laughable. The early stage is more interesting, but the later stage is a bit dull, even a little too dull, and the ending feels a bit rushed.

It's quite good-looking. It's an infinite group portrait story with few female channel elements. The ghost story dungeon, players, and NPCs are all new versions. It's a rare kind-hearted dungeon system. The players are all guilty of sins and must atone and redeem themselves in the world where the heroine lives. The reward for clearing the level is to let the players start their lives over again.

Anyway, I really like Wang Lei in it now that I saw it. I thought he was silly. I was very happy to see him alive later. ૮₍◜ෆ◝.₎ა I just felt that the full text was a bit short and not enough to read. ૮₍ɵ̷ɵ̷̥̥᷅₎ა

This is the first time I've seen a strange story about rules from this perspective. It's really interesting, the subject matter is novel, and the author's writing style is pretty good. I haven't seen any particularly outrageous loopholes or surprises so far.

It is indeed unconventional and weird, not scary at all. Weird Fang looked at the players as if they were crazy, fighting with paper knives and guns. Players are always scared. The heroine seems to be an omniscient person, and she can use science to explain all eccentric matters.