My Horror Survival Game

A purely copy of a healing game featuring air conditioning.

The setting is exactly the same as a healing game with air conditioning, and the fight scenes are a mess.

This is so tedious! The first chapter kept showing system errors and was just rambling. The second chapter is still dragging on; I can't stand it.

The male lead seems really weak, I can't stand watching him. He's so hesitant and indecisive, I don't think he's that smart. It's really awful. I was really looking forward to it, but the more I watch, the more disgusted I get with the male lead.

I inexplicably wrote a live-stream storyline that has nothing to do with the main plot. It's very disjointed and just fills up the word count. It felt like I'd seen it before, but I had no recollection of the livestream's plot. I only realized it was "referenced" to another novel after reading the comments.

The mirror game was great; it reminded me of the haunted house I have. This one wasn't bad either.

This is written based on the healing game I know how to fix air conditioners, isn't it?

Having read nearly two hundred chapters, the male protagonist is constantly dependent on others while remaining weak himself. He levels up slowly and has no other way to become stronger. In reality, he seeks help from the police and wealthy individuals; in the game, he seeks assistance—none of which he solves problems on his own.

I've finished watching it. The first half was okay, but the last half felt like they were rushing to finish an essay because they ran out of time? Oh, it seems like there wasn't a proper middle or late half, and they just forced an ending to rush through the story?

In my opinion, the biggest problem is that the protagonist doesn't try to learn physical skills or martial arts like Sanda in the real world. He relies solely on mental deduction, which is a Western writing style. The core of Eastern writing lies in the idea that "As heaven maintains vigor through movement, a gentleman should constantly strive for self-improvement."