Infinite Candy Game

The way the protagonist handles candies and the design of the second copy are quite interesting. It can be regarded as neutral chaos. You can take action in the first copy just to survive, but if you have the ability and choice, you will take another route. The first dungeon is relatively average, and it feels like it is just to lead out the line. I personally don't like this kind of design where only one person can survive, and the pace is too fast. You will die after swiping and swiping. The second dungeon is quite interesting in terms of confrontation design. Although the other side is a bit lazy, starting from the office search, one step is slow and the other is slow, but the level of a newcomer is quite normal, and the third one seems to be okay. The various ways and thoughts on how to deal with sugar are well written. Different people have different methods.

If you don't log in to Tomato, you don't need to watch ads. I specially created an account to log in and evaluate your works. Don't know why it's not popular. I like the dungeon Wolf Culture. Revenge of the Dead Corpse. Players who choose two different routes have to guard against each other. It feels very cool. The hospital copy is pretty good in the early stage. I can't understand the setting at the back, like the cocoon or something. The protagonist is very decisive in doing things and leaves no hidden dangers. But the ending of Mental Hospital is still a bit unhappy. Zuo Xiaoqing is written in it, so I still hope that she can take away Heng's body, so that after she has that identity, she can spend money to settle the copy. Six candies can also help her brother and mother live a good life.

The story of the dungeon feels so familiar. The first one is a bit similar to a dungeon of The Shelter (I forgot that dungeon, it also took care of a woman). The second one of Wolf Company is similar to the story of a detective novel I read before. Uh, I read the cross-platform, and the comment was wrong. The first copy is not from this novel. I'm sorry for the cross-platform. [Pause face] I also read a copy similar to this before reading this novel.

To be honest, after reading the first copy, I actually felt that I was not very satisfied with the male protagonist's mind setting. There's nothing wrong with it, but it's just not worth watching. Decisive killing is not a reason for people to want to see it, it's just something that makes people feel comfortable and smart. For example, in the first copy, if the identity set as death is also a correct identity and the male protagonist can quickly think of it, it will feel more interesting. Also, I feel like the author wanted to write a very dark setting. The first dungeon only allowed one person to live, and after it came out, it allowed people to take the initiative to harm others. It feels a little less positive. And it feels like since it's a life-or-death setting, it still feels like in reality it only hurts people but doesn't have the intelligence to survive. My personal suggestion is that if the dungeon is removed, what appears is not reality but another world, and this world is about the weak and the strong. . Of course, I have only read the first copy so far. The reason why I can continue reading is because the plot at the beginning of the author is no longer the same old plot. If I can continue to read it, I will give it five stars.

In fact, it is still possible. I personally feel that the dungeon is quite novel, and the theme is different from the ordinary dungeon mode. The overall problem I personally feel is the description of some characters, which feels weird.

There are still too few people, but the author still writes very well. Please help the author, come on✊

It's been discontinued. This book is actually pretty good.

Looks good, the copy is wonderful

It's okay, the story is still very interesting, you can read it

So-so, the protagonist is sometimes good and sometimes bad