The Cheat System in the Death Game is All the Beautiful Girls

I started preparing for the new book before the Lunar New Year, and I made outlines for three new books and wrote more than 200,000 words of drafts, but in the end, I scrapped them all because I was not satisfied with some parts. Sorry, Jiaqi needs to work on this further; the new book will have to wait a while longer. 🙏🏻

Gold-rimmed glasses, white coat and suit, the dignified Su Ge is here. Unwavering, fearless of death, just to be closer to you. Yi Mo!! I will find you!!! Su Ge will save you in your most desperate moment!!! When Su Ge first met Yi Mo, no beauty in the world could steal a glimpse of his eyes; love at first sight was nothing short of instant. When his teammate was in trouble, he simply said that as long as Yi Mo was alright, that was enough. After the death of someone he hated, he excitedly exclaimed that it must have been Yi Mo! I can feel it!! Su Ge only wanted to be close to him, to protect him to the very end; he didn't even care about Yi...

Guys, I'm having severe writer's block, so I need to take a day off. I thought the sequel would be easier to write, but I still got stuck!

Honestly, Pineapple Bun (a popular online book publisher) has been declining in quality. Many of the better books only appeared around four years ago. In recent years, it's not that the book rankings have improved, but rather that everyone's skill level has dropped. However, finding a book like this is quite good. As long as it's not abandoned, and I don't expect it to improve further, maintaining the current pace will make it a very good work. Keep it up! I still have "QQ Group is Toxic" in my library. Miss Jing's updates are too slow, so finding this book during a reading slump is really good. It's very good. I don't think we need to cater to everyone's tastes. The top-ranked "Knight and Blood Princess" or "The Witch" don't really appeal to me, even though I subscribe, I can't bring myself to read them...

If this is your first time clicking in, check out the reviews here. I can honestly say that the main appeal is the incredibly exciting game-themed plot; volumes three and four are so captivating they're almost legendary. The protagonist's intelligence remains consistently high, the opponents don't seem to lose their minds, and the logic is consistent and reasonable. In short, it's a book with few flaws. However, the later chapters reveal the author's weakness in writing fight scenes. The first game isn't particularly impressive; I recommend reading the second game to determine whether you'll like it or not. Okay, that's enough for now... The author seems quite open-minded, so I'll cut to the chase and give it a +7...

Note: Contains spoilers. If you're deciding whether to read this book based on reviews, I can tell you, just go read it! You won't regret it. About a year ago, I entered a period of novel burnout, so this book sat there untouched for a long time. Now, I'm rereading it from the beginning, catching up with the majority of readers, and I've decided to give my first review a +7 rating. However, I don't have much experience writing book reviews, so I'll just write whatever comes to mind. There are some minor flaws, like occasional typos and misspelled names, but they're not serious, so I won't go into detail. The action scenes also improve significantly later on. Although I already knew a large part of the plot, rereading it didn't affect my enjoyment. As for the emotional aspects...

I highly recommend this book; if it suits your taste, it's a very enjoyable read. It's an infinite flow novel, a mix of intellectual and physical battles, with a harem element, and most characters are intelligent. I've been following it for a year now, watching it grow from Volume 2 (200,000 words) to Volume 11 (2.4 Million words). The storyline design is clearly meticulous, which you can feel as you follow along. Although it's a different genre, it's never boring and always offers unique moments of emotion. The female characters are also very distinct and have left a deep impression. There's the quirky and adorable legal loli Ning Yuyu, the innocent and cute Qian Baitao, the clever and stubborn Shi Xinglan, the cute and romantic Zhenling, the devoted Tong Muxue, and so on… Thinking back…

Hooray for the ending! But I'm a little reluctant to finish reading. There are so few multi-female lead, original story arcs, and infinite flow novels these days. Looking forward to the new book!

This is my first time writing a book review, so I'll just say a few things I think. To start with the conclusion, it's absolutely fantastic, without any flaws. You know, that might be a bit of an exaggeration; the book's strengths completely outweigh its weaknesses. I'm someone who reads all sorts of books and can accept anything. I've been reading for eight years now, all kinds of things—traditional fantasy, xuanhuan, system novels, time-travel novels—from Qidian to various platforms to SF. Before that, I really liked two books, one by Ya Shen and the other by Bei Bei. Until I read this book, honestly, brother, I was completely blown away. It's hard to believe I disliked it...

Undoubtedly, every confrontation is exciting, with scheming and plot twists throughout. The characters are also well-developed and three-dimensional (a common problem in many light novels is flat characterization), demonstrating the author's solid character writing skills. Furthermore, as of writing this review, there haven't been any major retconnings; the overall setting is consistent, with no last-minute additions. However, I personally think there's one flaw: the information received by the reader and the protagonist isn't equal. While this might showcase the protagonist's abilities, it also gives the reader the feeling that the protagonist simply has more information...