After Clearing the Weird Game, the World's Weirdness Revives

In fact, the subject matter is quite good. After reading the title and introduction, I entered the text and realized that it was not what I wanted to read. At first I thought it was God Killing. The plot of the hospital didn't appear. Why did you write it? You thought the hospital would be haunted. The second chapter is about memories. The protagonist's plug-in is probably the cane. Maybe it's because I've read too many free novels, and it's hard to read this kind of slow-paced novel. I don't know if the review is too strict or for some reason, the author can't let it go. Come on.

Some novels are so long-winded that I wish I could fill a short story into fifty or sixty chapters. This book is just the opposite, the pace is too fast. This resulted in a plot that originally had ups and downs, because the pace was too fast and too flat.

I took a rough look at the free chapters, and then paid to read a few chapters mainly related to the Raven Organization. It probably means that the male protagonist first entered the Kaitan game, cleared 1,000 copies with several teammates, and then participated in the final BOSS battle. I don't know the details. I only know that the male protagonist is blind. The later ones are a bit sadder, they disappear after jumping once, but it seems that only 6 and 5 are out now, and they were both killed by the male protagonist. 4 Appears in the title, but I didn't read the content. The overall framework is that the male protagonist kills the Raven Organization (the villain), and then there is a team that is suspected of the male protagonist being dead. My friend turned into a weird person, because later I found that the subject matter may not be suitable for me. I just saw it here. For me, overall, I only saw that the male protagonist is very busy and saves the day. However, the content is okay, but unfortunately it is not to my taste. It is too tiring to read later.