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First of all, I can explain that I have not finished reading it, I have only read Chapter 51. If any book friends who have finished it have different opinions, they can refute me. First, in the ghost's copy, the question "Is he really a human being" appears repeatedly? 'It's very disgusting. It's like when you go to the hospital and you always ask, 'Is he really a healthy person?' 'This is taking off your pants and farting! Second, there is obviously malicious intent. Strangers or cowards are all dead, leaving only the hypocrite male and female protagonists and the rich people alive. Thirdly, the heroine has incorrect views and is a typical villain who becomes arrogant when he succeeds. (Look below 👇🏻, please report me if I am wrong!) The first copy is fine. In the second copy, the heroine took 5 million from her employer. Did she fulfill her obligations as a bodyguard? When you take money, you only care about your own safety. If you don't have the ability, don't take the money. Once you take the money, you have to do something. Fortunately, the employer hired extra male protagonists as bodyguards, otherwise I wouldn't know how he died. When he went to find Yuan Qinglan, there was danger. The male protagonist couldn't drag her away. He finally dragged her out without even a word of thanks. Didn't the female protagonist say she wasn't familiar with her? I don't know you, why are you so invisible? A typical example is to build a memorial arch. The third dungeon is the most disgusting. When the heroine has 5-6 protective props, she clearly said to exchange information. Why did she steal the key that the young couple spent half their life (broken one hand, blinded one eye) in exchange for it🔑? He took other people's information and didn't reveal the information he had obtained, causing the couple to die. He didn't feel any guilt at all, and he happily found clues to clear the level. The male protagonist was also disgusted. He actually stole other people's things, and even glorified what the storybook said was not stealing. The ancients said: Taking without asking is a thief! I'm not saying that in the survival dungeon, you have to be a bad good person, a holy mother or something. You can be indifferent, you can not help others, you can bet against people who are malicious to you and have framed you. I don't think it's too much to kill people who have framed you. Auntie doesn't like you but she didn't harm you, so she deserves to die? The young couple didn't harm you, nor did they dislike you, so they deserve to die? Because you are rich, have a male lead, and the world revolves around you, villains become rampant when they succeed, and anyone who doesn't like you doesn't deserve to live! Emergency evacuation is also a way of self-protection when life is threatened, but I will never allow you to steal and rob to find your so-called path to success (clearing a dungeon) when you have enough to eat and drink and have savings (with sufficient protective props), and trample and disregard human life!!! The above are the three views described by the author that I saw. If the author didn't mean it that way, then there's something wrong with my reading comprehension. Or it's a problem with the author's writing style.

It's not bad. The protagonist's IQ is not too high but not low either. The supporting characters' IQ is also above the mark. It doesn't hold them back. It's quite comfortable to watch. It's not super cool and it doesn't stretch my hips. In short, it's pretty good-looking. Keep up the good work👍👍

I don't like the characters. The male and female protagonists are very selfish. They don't care whether others live or die. The information provided by the female protagonist is shared. Then the key that Luo Yalan and his wife worked half their lives to get was taken away by the female protagonist in vain. Then the female protagonist clearly knew that something was wrong with Zhang Guoqing, but she didn't say a word to remind them, causing Luo Yalan and his wife to be tricked to death.

In this copy of Psychic Bus, a couple exchanged half their lives for a key, and the two protagonists took it and ran away. First of all, the protagonist himself said equivalent exchange. However, knowing that Zhang Guoqing had a problem, he took the key and left without any hint. The tool man is too obvious. Throw it away after use. I am deeply afraid that the protagonist will get hurt or something. Otherwise, don't write these two people off like this. It would be reasonable to get in the car and die later.

When I saw Chapter 50, first of all, you, the author, are so logically confused that I can't even understand it. The preface doesn't match and the subtitles look like I haven't graduated from high school. I was shocked because of my amazing brain circuits. I really want to know. Of course, the more powerful the ghost, the fewer the restrictions, and the better the conditions are. Are you telling me that the more powerful the ghost, the more difficult the conditions are? There are many places where there is no logical relationship, so I won't list them all. Secondly, the female protagonist is very stupid and outrageous. She was still very powerful in the first dungeon. After meeting the male protagonist, she became stupid, scared and selfish. She only relied on a good friend to cheat, otherwise she would die countless times. It is okay to have cheats, but at least you need to have some brains. There are also no clear rules and restrictions in this game. Why can some ghosts talk and why some ghosts can't talk? If you try to be like this, few people will survive. It all depends on luck and equipment. Whoever suffers the most will survive. It's very strange to see. Summary: Run quickly. It's ugly.

Oops, I'm really impressed. This is my first time reviewing a book. Originally, Shuhuang looked okay at first, but by Chapter 49, I really couldn't stand it anymore. The situation is as follows: after searching a hotel room, the male and female protagonists came out and met a male teammate of this copy. Suspecting that he was a ghost, they did not reveal it first so as not to alert the snake, so the three of them went to the park to search. After the investigation, the three of them returned to the hotel door and met the seriously injured couple. Without saying a word, they first asked for the key that the couple had obtained after being seriously injured. They called it "if they don't exchange information, they won't share information." Then they took the key without saying anything and ran to search the room corresponding to the key. The young couple and the male teammate who suspected it was a ghost were left without any warning. The young couple wanted to know the news they were searching for, so they could only ask their male teammates, but they were deceived, and the seriously injured young couple immediately felt embarrassed. I really don't know how to complain about the male and female protagonists, they have no personality charm at all, and their image creation is not full... It feels like everyone in each dungeon is dead except for them and their teammates, including this young couple. I think the character design is also okay. The two never leave each other in times of danger. In the end, basically everyone except their team died. Can the halo not only be focused on the male and female protagonists, but also give ordinary people a way to survive?

First, the writing style of Dada is very good, and the plot is outstanding. Among all the novels I have read, this one is the best. ⚆ɞ⚆˳ Second, this book is the main plot ~ I feel very good about this. Generally, it is unlimited streaming. What I read is the main plot. The emotional lines can be appropriate, but not too many. I would like to remind you (ง⁼̴̀ω⁼̴́)ง⁼³₌₃ Thirdly, I really like the heroine. She is not invincible from the beginning, nor is she particularly silly. She also really likes ambush. When you see the back and contact the front, you will have that "so-ga" feeling. In short, this book is a very good introduction book and highly recommended for newbies (ಡωಡ) (This is my first time writing a long review. It's not very good. Don't scold me too harshly. Humble, humble, humble again(‧̣̥̇꒪່⍢꒪່)

The male and female protagonists are not lovable. Others help them, but they still look on with cold eyes. They only see money. If you have money, you are the boss.

When I saw the third world, the two things that impressed me the most were: 1. Everyone who has nothing to do with the heroine is dead. Including but not limited to those who only said a few words, those who had bad intentions, those who had no sense of existence, those who showed kindness to the heroine but were seriously injured... 2. Every small world must appear: they are not human, they are not human, they are all ghosts, etc. The same words are used to doubt that the NPC is not human.

I just want to say, has the author also read it? "I Have an Adventure House" and "Escape from the Girl's Dormitory"? When I saw the abandoned middle school in the western suburbs, I felt something was wrong. Good Guys overlaps with the abandoned middle school in the western suburbs, the female dancers, red shoes and red clothes in the adventure house. What a good guy; There is a copy of the dormitory code of ethics in "Female Dormitory Escape". The roommate is walking around on the floor, but the heroine is lying on the two-meter-high upper bunk and can still see the roommate's upper body and discovers that the roommate is a ghost. The female ghost Xiaohong asks the heroine to find her things. I didn't look back. The author was so inspiring. I actually saw the plots of two different novels that I had read in the same copy. The author is really amazing and the inspiration is great. I didn't want to continue reading because I was afraid of seeing similar plots like Pen Fairy and Stinky Boy. The Adventure House and The Girl's Bedroom are both works from a few years ago. The author really knows how to follow the predecessors. Come on. . .