My Horror Survival Game

Having read nearly two hundred chapters, the male protagonist is constantly dependent on others while remaining weak himself. He levels up slowly and has no other way to become stronger. In reality, he gets help from the police and wealthy people; in the game, he gets help from his mother—he never solves problems on his own.

The novel is brilliantly written, full of suspense, featuring a pair of glasses connecting the real world and the horror world, the secret manipulation of a mastermind, the secrets of the Changsheng Technology Company, the defense and counterattack in Dawn Community, the endless road to survival in Building 5, the cycle of hope and despair, and the arduous final test.

As others have said, the initial part in the water felt rushed, making one wonder why they were in such a hurry to start grinding. Serious book retrieval What's most annoying is that while occasional interactions between the system and the protagonist are fine, constant verbal sparring becomes nauseating.

Why is such a good suspense novel not being read?

The plot unfolds slowly. While the world-building is grand, it's poorly managed, resulting in a chaotic and disorganized setting. Each time a new truth is revealed, the earlier setup is completely ignored, making it a frustrating read. The early plot is weak, while the later parts feel rushed, leaving many plot holes unresolved.

It's a good book; at least the plot has a beginning and an end and is quite good.

I really can't stand the author's writing style. The supposedly cold and impersonal system is given forced humor and nonsensical dialogue, but the worst part is that it's not funny at all; it's all dry humor. Speechless! That's the only downside. Everything else is great.

The plot is slow; the protagonist is very powerful in the real world, but is like a pig in the inner world. He has extra skill points but doesn't invest them in intelligence, instead focusing on physical strength.

I've finished watching it. The first half was okay, but the last half felt like they were rushing to finish an essay because they ran out of time? Oh, it seems like there wasn't a proper middle or late half, and they just forced an ending to rush through the story?

It feels a little rushed at the end; some plot holes weren't filled, and it ended abruptly. The last few chapters feel hurried, but overall it's still pretty good. Those with a compulsive need for a proper ending might enjoy it.