Death Game: Ascending to Godhood as a Transformed Girl

The writing style in the beginning wasn't great, and it felt a bit odd; you can skip it if you prefer. However, the later game progression is very engaging and easy to understand, without too many incomprehensible technical terms or confusing skills. I get dizzy reading stories with too many skills. In this first game, everyone is without skills, relying purely on brains and words.

The author was huddled in her computer chair, a tiny ball of fur, when readers' urging for updates popped up on the Tomato Author Assistant app. Her hand had just typed "Maybe I can't update today," but before she could send it, she was startled by the flood of comments saying, "Author, open the door! I'm here to urge you to update!" Her small, soft fingers trembled slightly above the keyboard.

This is a very good book. The first chapter really captivated me, and I read it in one go. I didn't find any flaws (there might be some minor issues, but I didn't notice them). It's a fantastic book and definitely worth reading.

It's great, really great! I also love reading male-oriented novels, but this one is even better. The plot is very original, and it's all about intelligence—the characters are all well-written and intelligent. I think it's suitable for both men and women. It's especially good! 💕💕💕💕💕🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 It's the kind of novel that requires intelligence, the kind where you can't predict the plot. It's so good!

I read it all in one go and thought it was pretty good. There weren't any major flaws, it was easy to get immersed in the story, and there were lots of foreshadowing and plot twists. I hope the author can write more intellectual battles; I really enjoy them! 😘

This is fantastic! It really draws the reader in, making it an exceptionally high-quality mystery novel for Tomato. The first arc is almost over. To be honest, the first arc was actually quite simple, but because of the presence of a few smart people and a few idiots, the smart ones led to a situation where even idiots could understand the puzzles, yet nobody could.

A divine book! Truly a divine book! Tang Jia San Shao would weep upon reading it, and Tian Can Tu Dou would be filled with admiration! This is a reincarnation of the Four Great Classical Novels, the pinnacle of 21st-century literature! *Saint Ruins*? It falls short in literary flair! *Battle Through the Heavens*? It lacks some depth! *Zhu Xian*? It loses a touch of emotion! *Covering the Sky*?

This is a very good story about intellectual battles. The first arc is not yet finished, but the logical flow is already excellent.

This is one of the top transformation novels I've read. The plot is excellent, and the protagonist is adorable. However, perhaps because the author wanted to portray the protagonist as a very rational person, some psychological elements of the transformation genre had to be sacrificed. I felt the ending of the first volume wasn't handled very well.

As a mystery novel featuring a transformation, I personally quite enjoyed it. The first beginner's game, a werewolf game mode, left much to the imagination. There's room for more development in the backstory, such as the origin of the manor owner and the deeper meaning of the scarecrow as the Fog Ghost's slave.