Thriller: You Were Supposed to Escape, So Why Did You Drive the Ghost Insane?

The inability to repair one's body after exiting a dungeon is a major drawback. Two dungeons and everyone would be dead – excessive blood loss, disability recovery periods, amputation, hospitalization, and then entering another dungeon is practically suicide. If you lose a leg, you might as well just wait to die; if you don't die in one dungeon, you'll definitely die in the next.

It's good. Judging from the title, I thought the protagonist would be another wish-fulfillment novel character, but after clicking on it, I found it was a classic mystery/infinite flow story. Every character is logically sound and has strong analytical abilities. Rather than an infinite flow level-based game, it's more like a supernatural detective story.

The plot is decent, with one minor flaw: the enemies are somewhat based on illusions, and the main characters rely on fantastical rules, requiring guesswork two or three times before they can correctly identify them. However, this flaw doesn't detract from the overall quality; the pacing and level of horror are still quite good. It's just that I don't particularly like the "invincible ghost" trope, which isn't related to the book itself.

It's so good!!! The ghosts in the dungeon are so smart! 🤦 I was so worried the main character would die at any moment while watching.

It's caught up, which is good. It borrows some elements from other novels. The protagonist isn't a saint; he saves people casually to use them later. However, the side quests are still rather immature, and some parts feel forced. The suspense is decent, and the author has a great imagination. This book seems to have potential.

It's commendable for a new author, but the premise and the second instance have bugs. The premise bug is that the ghost can freely physically harm players, potentially wiping out the entire team by crippling all their legs and rendering them unable to search for clues. The second instance bug is that players and clones can switch places between two buildings.

It's visually appealing, but the ghosts are far too intelligent. So intelligent that no one else should be able to survive. In the first dungeon, the ghost's abilities are insane; it can even control players for 24 hours, allowing them to kill NPCs prematurely. How did that veteran player manage to survive five dungeons? Real-world ghosts are even more terrifying; no one should be able to live in them.

The author writes so well! I really love this type of story 💕. It's a pity I caught up with the previous author and now I'm waiting for updates every day 🥺. Why did you make me see it so early? Why couldn't you wait until a few more worlds were released before making me see it? 🥰❤️❤️

I started reading it on a whim. But it was so thrilling and suspenseful right from the start, and the rest of the book was high-energy with no pauses—it was truly captivating. The writing was also quite terrifying. Having read countless infinite flow novels over the years, I thought no book could scare me anymore, but this one genuinely frightened me. It's also incredibly charming and engaging; I finished it in no time. I hope it gets even better as it goes on!

It's well-written. You can tell the setting is somewhat borrowed, but overall it's quite enjoyable. I hope there will be more books like this.