I Grew up Playing in Escape Games

The content is still very good. The heroine Bai Lan has a golden finger passive prompt (can be upgraded), and her personality is not particularly strong. (Many book friends may not like her character, but in my opinion this kind of character is more realistic, including sometimes getting carried away, and the resulting effects may not be what you like, but they are all salvageable results, at least for the heroine) Enter the escape game, meet a bunch of friends, become stronger and more powerful step by step, and finally successfully solve the mystery of the escape game and modify the rules of the escape game. The emotional line is not very clear, it can be regarded as no cp, and the author did not give an answer in the end. There are three people who are suspected to be the male protagonists, but in the end it's up to the female protagonist to choose. We don't know this, the author still leaves room for our imagination. One thing I don't like very much is the villain in it, who doesn't die until the end. It's so uncomfortable. (Of course, this is also due to a series of factors, including character issues, props and trump cards, etc. In a word: I left it until the finale for the sake of the plot.) There may be some typos in the text, but they won't affect your understanding. You can still take a look at it if you have nothing to do. There aren't any big flaws (at least, there's nothing special about me~) It was not easy for the author to write the final words, so he just left a nice ending here~