Surviving the Haunted Building: My Paranormal Items Level Up Without Limit

Oh my god, guys! The second dungeon was built up from chapter 45 to chapter 74 with the wish, and in the end, we got absolutely nothing! 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 You want five stars? I'm not giving you that! Mark this as a large portion.

The writing is good, and many of the settings are well-developed. Compared to other infinite flow novels featuring mental illness, the protagonist is much more normal and has emotional depth. This novel is likely aimed at the game survival genre, and many readers probably found it while searching for infinite flow/mysterious strategic battles, leading to a clash between the two target audiences.

To be honest, it was really unexpected. I clicked in because of the subject matter, but there are quite a few similar books, and the probability of finding a truly excellent one is rather low. However, this book really suits my taste. Most importantly, it's so well-written, even with multiple female leads, in this genre. I really enjoyed it! 🥰

Not bad, not bad 👍👍. I came from the short series, and I don't understand why the rating is so low. Everyone in the world is struggling to survive, and the comments are full of elements about not caring about one's own life, and strange people with inexplicable national pride. I believe every nation has its own strengths and weaknesses, and every culture is a treasure of humanity.

It's quite interesting. Each female lead has her own unique characteristics: some are detectives, some are fighters, there's a mascot loli fox, and a vampire loli is about to appear (warming up). In my opinion, just go for the electric ones! The female leads all have their own roles; they're not just filler characters. The writing is also quite good.

I feel this book is much better than the last one; the writing style is getting better and better. The script is generally acceptable. The romance subplots might need some polishing; although there are many characters, I'd prefer fewer 😄. The last book was a bit exaggerated, and fewer characters would make their personalities more distinct and memorable.

I'm confident the author will deliver even better side quests than the previous book. Here you go, this is my final five stars 💕

I watched the short drama first and thought the story arcs were okay, but reading the novel felt a bit like a male-oriented harem anime. It had a lot of detailed descriptions of the male lead's interactions with various female supporting characters, which was somewhat off-putting. A story arc and world-building approach would have a wider appeal. I'm giving it four stars because it's too much like a harem anime.

Oh, it's you! At first, seeing the 6-something rating for 400,000 words, I scrolled past it several times. But then I checked the author's work and realized it was an author I'd followed before. I guess I'll give it a try. Having read 70 chapters, overall the dungeons weren't as amazing as the previous one, but combined with the eerie elements, it was still quite enjoyable. The current rating is a bit too low.

Human imagination needs to be combined with visuals; words alone are rarely enough to connect the plot. However, the book's story is quite good. When encountering problems, it's easy to rant—what's the difference between this and those overly dramatic, angsty novels? The comic book is quite good; you can start by watching the comic book when you're new to the book, and then you'll gradually discover the enjoyment within the book itself.