Infinite Blood Moon Game

I hope there will be no heroine in Ten Days End because I can't stand it because there is a heroine. Although I am not that repulsive to the heroine, but for this kind of weird and suspenseful unlimited novel, having a heroine dilutes the horror a lot.

It looks good, follow up and update soon. The infinite flow is very appetizing and weird, the atmosphere is well described, the NPC creation is logical, and there is no situation where the character is sacrificed for the so-called fun. There is no situation where the NPC's IQ is lowered and the protagonist is highlighted, which is good. After all, is defeating a fool really good? Puzzle solving is my favorite, but not many can write it fluently. The author has done a great job in this regard. As for the monster-fighting upgrade flow... I always feel that it will fall into the situation of inflated combat power. Poor writing is a deducted item here, and with combat power and props, the weird feeling will be greatly reduced. Therefore, I personally prefer to watch some puzzle dungeons, where everyone works together (probably) to complete the level, or it doesn't matter if they don't cooperate. The readers are just rambling. The author can write whatever he wants. I hope to continue to maintain a comfortable narrative rhythm.

Very nervous. The writing is very good. The first time I saw this title was on Zhihu's "Don't Look at the Moon" essay topic. There are pretty good short stories in it. The author used this title, but the world view in the article is larger. It's a very good book.

In the first dungeon, Zhang Chao accidentally knocked down the cabinet and found the way to the rooftop. Personally, I feel that it was a failure. If the theme of the dungeon is puzzle solving, it is best to reduce the luck factor. In ordinary escapes, luck is understandable. Key clues related to survival like this should not be discovered by luck. It is best if the dungeon sets up hidden clues, and then the protagonist discovers them through puzzle solving and reasoning.

It's well written, with a suspenseful style that's been popular recently, as well as the author's own innovations.

Ah Yin, do you know? I will die in nineteen days, and a few days before my death, I also want to read your outline.

Isn't this first dungeon set up more complicated? There are only 9 people in it, and the protagonist is also the leader. Actually, I don't understand why ordinary players, or strangers, trust the protagonist so much in the end of the world (the protagonist can only confirm the true identities of Lin Yu and Zhang Chao, and the others may be ghosts in disguise, so Han Lin later...) Just... How to put it, it feels tiring to read in terms of focus, and the suspense setting is not very attractive. The okay thing is that during the reading process, the chat mode is actually not suitable for situations where there are many people, because there are so many people at first, and it is difficult to remember the people and the house numbers. We also have to remember the plot, the puzzle is quite complicated at first glance.

The writing is really good. The pace of the same type of book Ten Days End is not as comfortable as this one in comparison.

Frog, this opening setting is so familiar to me! I accidentally saw a novel on Zhihu back then that tempted me to spend 9 yuan to become a member 😭. The text message reminder at the beginning is exactly the same as not to look out the window! 🥺

It's beautiful, and the more I look at it, the more I'm fascinated by it. Although I honestly didn't understand the first copy (it was a bit complicated), when the world view unfolded, I was really fascinated. The more I read, the more excited I was. Thank you so much, author.