Horror Game: Hell Corporation

Surprisingly, it's pretty good, and the writing style is very comfortable 🍉. Unlike most novels where the protagonist suffers from amnesia or has special abilities, it tells the story of an ordinary person who gets caught up in a horror game and grows step by step.

So far, it's been decent, the pacing and plot are well-handled. Unlike many other novels of the same genre that use a formulaic protagonist who, despite being a newbie just entering a new level, is incredibly calm and collected like a seasoned veteran, this protagonist is constantly learning survival skills from the very first level, showing a clear growth process.

Hello everyone, I'm the author of this book, a complete newbie 😘 Please feel free to give feedback in the comments below, and I'll make adjustments accordingly. As for giving low ratings, of course you can, that's your right, and I won't object.

Because of the female lead, the book's rating is lower than that of typical infinite flow novels, influenced by Tomato's mainstream bias against female leads in infinite flow stories. However, it's clear that the presence of a female lead allows for a unique and novel approach to chapter handling.

It's pretty good; it brought back memories of reading "Hell Apartment" in bed as a kid. However, the writing is a bit immature. For example, the phrase "using experience to barely hold on" used several times to describe Li Guodong's character. The pacing is decent, and I think the level of difficulty is rather low. The author could work on writing more challenging and exciting levels later.

As a new author, I can only give it top-tier rating. I really like the plot design after entering the dungeon and the ghost-rule hunting scenes in the current chapters. 👍👍👍👍👍 In my personal opinion, the plot the author has written so far is just right, while some other Ghost Hunter books I've read feel a bit overdone, like they're written as omnipresent GMs with a global God's-eye view and creative mode. Keep it up, author! I have high hopes for you; the future looks bright.

This book is well-written, but the chapters are too short. The new book next door, *The Elevator Horror*, has very short chapters, but it's not as good as yours. That horror book has too many sentimental chapters mixed in, what a joke! [Smirk][smirk][smirk] Your horror atmosphere is good; I wonder if it can become a successful example of haunted houses and ghost stories.

It's pretty good. The first instance is so-so, but the temple and mental hospital scenes later on are really well-written. It's very engaging to read late at night, and the writing style gets better and better as you read. There are no cheat codes; it's purely a battle of wits. You can see the protagonist's growth. It's from the other two, "Reincarnation Ghost Station" and "Mental Hospital."

It has that Hell Apartment vibe, it's really scary! It's better than most of the "hot" novels on the market, especially the first two story arcs, which are quite good. I personally don't really like the hospital arcs. Anyway, author, keep it up! It's so scary I'm afraid to go to the bathroom!

Surprisingly, there's a female lead! I'm not a big fan of horror stories with romance. First, it distracts from the scary atmosphere; knowing the girl won't die reduces the tension for the player. Second, romance feels jarring and jarring in this type of escape novel; horror should be horror. However, I gave it four stars because the second dungeon was well-written, better than the others.