Infinite Respawns in a Survival Game

It was too short, I didn't get enough of it!

Surprisingly good! The book's rating wasn't very high, and it wasn't particularly scary. Even though the monsters are called "horror creatures" and the money is called "horror coins," I didn't find it particularly terrifying; it was just right for me. It didn't feel like it was written to scare people.

The plot was alright, but I didn't like the part where the female lead was livestreaming. Pulling at someone's hat because she wanted a donation, and deliberately focusing her attention on others, was really rude. Even though that person was an NPC, how was the female lead's behavior any different from those who take pictures of passersby without permission just to get donations?

The plot falls just short of being captivating; it's somewhat complex and confusing. There's a fair amount of filler and typos. The descriptions are quite detailed, though. Each episodic story is too long. There's too much dialogue and action between the main and supporting characters, giving it a feel reminiscent of watching Saint Seiya as a child—20 minutes of a 25-minute episode are dedicated to dialogue, two minutes to character transformations, and only three minutes to plot development…