Something's Off About This Escape Room

1. This book has nothing to do with script killing. It can be understood that it is actually an escape room rather than script killing. 2. There is no distinction between priority and priority. The content of the game that I want to see the guests play is very small. It is all about the protagonist completing levels and completing tasks. 3. Your level of terror is beyond imagination, so are all your guests fools? Will they still believe your holographic projection? Of course it's not impossible for you to write like this. After all, I walked in a basement for 20 minutes and didn't reach the room in a straight line. You said it was a holographic projection. Generally speaking, it is quite good to learn from the horror house and follow the scripted killing style. Come on, author, you can still read it.

I rely on this book to be too much like a house of horrors. The introduction is a bit like it, but it doesn't matter. After all, there is only so much content that can be written about a subject. But I really just went and relived the House of Horrors and you go see it for yourselves, really, you go see it. Really one to one

Poisonous points: 1. The protagonist has ambiguous hints of sex with three female characters. No cp, single female protagonist be careful. 2. The protagonist and Zhang Nian exposed their abilities but had no brains to trust each other and did not know how to refuse. Inexplicably, they joined some organization and were not free. Shen, the lover behind the scenes. 3. On the premise that he has a system and supernatural powers, the protagonist does not understand the grandfather's ability, so he inexplicably agrees to become a disciple of Qu Cong for a piece of jade, claiming to be his disciple and ranking inferior to others. Aloof, bossy, mysterious, and sinister lovers should be careful. 4. There is currently a lewd description of "the hero's crotch feels cold". Male god lovers beware.

Isn't this 5T starting from the script to kill the store? The settings are basically the same.

How should I put it? It feels like the title is a bit indifferent. The scripts that I am interested in have very little content, and most of them are about the adventures of the protagonist.

Don't come here, the heroine, Zhang Nian is very poisonous. . . The male protagonist is unique and beautiful

Emmm, although you can see it, the sense of integration is so strong

I learned about House of Horrors, but I didn't learn the essence and only scratched the surface.

It's full of a sense of déjà vu in a horror house. I thought I was the only one who felt this way, but when I clicked in, many people said: In addition, the first mission mini-game caused strong discomfort, so I said goodbye.

I was persuaded to quit in the first two chapters. The introduction was half like the first mission in "Start from the Script" where the protagonist enters the bathroom and a bathtub. The combination of the elements felt like the opening mission of "House of Horrors". Although there didn't seem to be anything similar to the plot of the healing game, I felt that it was inexplicably similar. For the above reasons, I was persuaded to quit.