·Brain-burning intellectual battle × Psychological attack and defense × Reasoning competition × Group portrait of passionate youth·
High school girl Shotamori Yama Usagi looks like a carefree and bad student, but is actually a top player with a super high IQ. One day, in order to help her good friend in the mine field, she was forced to get involved in one strange game of wits after another. Once the game fails, the player will lose everything he owns.
Step jumping, rock-paper-scissors, one-two-three wooden man, matching game, poker game... 5 Familiar childhood games, the rules have been rewritten. The first game you want to challenge is called - Mine Grigoro! The game of human nature is full of dangers! Players are asked to see through the traps and win!
Reader comments
Because it is the work of Yugo Aosaki, I thought it was a mystery novel at first, but in fact it is a work of wits, similar to The Liar Eater, The Scam Game, and The Gambling Apocalypse. However, this book does not involve heavy things such as life and status, so it is easier to read.
In terms of the description of character relationships, I read "Knocking on the Door of the Secret Room" by the same author before, and to be honest, I felt that the writing was very poor. Compared with those two books, this one is much better.
I won't make my specific evaluation too clear to avoid spoiling readers who haven't read the book yet. But just in case, I'll leave a few extra lines blank.
The book as a whole is getting better. The first two games are just average. The first one can be guessed almost immediately after reading the rules, while the second one feels a bit subtle. The third one completely attracted me. Although many hints were given, I still didn't guess that the key point was the hands. The fourth one is also more general. After clarifying the rules, you can guess the direction to break the game. The last one is obviously the most complex and interesting. The protagonist can definitely make a comeback in the end, but the specific method of operation is really beyond imagination.
Overall, this book is quite good and worth reading.
It's a very light-hearted and daily wit-fighting mystery novel. I especially like the character of the real rabbit. When can I link up with Pegasus [laughing], I feel that the collision of the two people's personalities will be very interesting.
It can be said that it is worthy of the Grand Prize work of reasoning. As an introductory work of reasoning, there is no need to say more. See it in the book [smile]
A battle of wits, but neither risking one's life nor going into debt. The atmosphere is relaxed and very reassuring to watch.
Because it is the work of Yugo Aosaki, I thought it was a mystery novel at first, but in fact it is a work of wits, similar to The Liar Eater, The Scam Game, and The Gambling Apocalypse. However, this book does not involve heavy things such as life and status, so it is easier to read. In terms of the description of character relationships, I read "Knocking on the Door of the Secret Room" by the same author before, and to be honest, I felt that the writing was very poor. Compared with those two books, this one is much better. I won't make my specific evaluation too clear to avoid spoiling readers who haven't read the book yet. But just in case, I'll leave a few extra lines blank. The book as a whole is getting better. The first two games are just average. The first one can be guessed almost immediately after reading the rules, while the second one feels a bit subtle. The third one completely attracted me. Although many hints were given, I still didn't guess that the key point was the hands. The fourth one is also more general. After clarifying the rules, you can guess the direction to break the game. The last one is obviously the most complex and interesting. The protagonist can definitely make a comeback in the end, but the specific method of operation is really beyond imagination. Overall, this book is quite good and worth reading.
It's a very light-hearted and daily wit-fighting mystery novel. I especially like the character of the real rabbit. When can I link up with Pegasus [laughing], I feel that the collision of the two people's personalities will be very interesting.
It can be said that it is worthy of the Grand Prize work of reasoning. As an introductory work of reasoning, there is no need to say more. See it in the book [smile]
A battle of wits, but neither risking one's life nor going into debt. The atmosphere is relaxed and very reassuring to watch.
So pretty ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh