Playing the Rookie in a Survival Game

The first 70% was good, and the last 30% was not good, but I still managed to finish it.

The female lead is portrayed as somewhat naive, with a touch of unassuming wisdom. The first half is actually quite enjoyable and funny. However, the second half feels disjointed, especially after she becomes the leader of the organization; the pacing jumps too quickly, and the writing doesn't seem as good as the game descriptions in the beginning. But it's still a decent read for killing time.

Despite some flaws, this book is still quite enjoyable overall. I know the author probably wanted to keep the female lead's kindness, but the writing felt a bit forced, making her seem overly sanctimonious and inconsistently intelligent. But after all, I've watched the female lead grow up. From initially hiding her true colors to taking the initiative, it's quite gratifying.