MC: I LOVE HIM SO SO SO MUCH. HE'S A SUNSHINE, A HERO! His character is kind and supporting. I love how courageous he is. I love how straightforward he is when it comes to his feelings for ML. He wants to leave no regrets and he's confidently gay! He's independent and smart. I just love his character so much.

ML: Cold, very smart and handsome! I love how he slowly fell for our sunshine MC. He's kind tho he needs to be logical in a situation where his life is on the line. It's refreshing that the progress of romance between him and MC is slow. It's realistic and logical. You cannot hate ML's character even though he is very cold at first.

Wei Dong (MC's best friend) : I LOVE HIM TOO. He is there for MC. They're really brothers in death! He is also funny af.

Qin Ci (supporting character) : AAAAAA I LOVE HIM TOOO LOLSJDHWKSJ. I love how his patience is long af and how gentle his character is.

Zhou Haowen (supporting character) : MY BABYYY, PLS BE MINE. Logical and cold! Very smart and observant!

When they’re listing out the “hints” that each of the paintings has given them, they’re like, “Since the arc 7 painting has tools such as animal ears that we can wear, it’s telling us that the we have patterns tattooed onto our bones that we can use as tools.” Like... how did you make that connection?

Another example: “One of the paintings depicts a scene from the Qin Dynasty, which tells us that the entering painting incidents started during the Qin Dynasty.” But there are also paintings taking place in other ancient time periods, in the 1990s, in the year 2012, and in the present day, so why did entering paintings definitely start in the Qin Dynasty and not in any of those other times?

Arc 3, which I liked because you got to see the emotional struggles of not just the “painting hoppers” but the NPCs as well. The arc takes place in an apartment complex and you find out about some of the previous tenants who died for various reasons, but they each had an insecurity or traumatic event that they were plagued by, and it was sad but beautiful to get to see that part of humanity.

Arc 7 because the theme was cartoons and I found out about a lot of cartoons I hadn’t know about. Also because they have props that they have to carry/use/wear, including cat ears, bunny ears, etc. and it was cute lol.

Arc 8 because it was so heartbreaking!!! One of the characters who died was a surprise to both me and the rest of the characters. They were mad about it and so was I, but more in the way where I just cried a lot because the author did a good job of weaving this story together. You also find out about the doctor’s backstory here. And the backstories of some of the other characters who were introduced in this arc were so sad too.

Arc 1 for some reason that I can’t put my finger on; it just didn’t draw me in or feel as compelling as the later arcs. Even though the scenes described sounded like they were pretty terrifying and grotesque, for some reason they just didn’t give that FEEL of being terrifying and grotesque. But I didn’t have the same issue with the later arcs; in those, the horror and gore elements were sufficiently, well, horrifying and gory.

Arc 12 felt weaker to me because there were so many mixed and seemingly unrelated elements/clues. Even after they figured out that all the clues were tied together by the concept of the world ending/restarting but freed from human evils, it still just didn’t feel cohesive. And it really bothered me that the doctor was like, “I’ve been so stuck on the gruesome and exaggerated deaths that the paintings always have, so it didn’t even occur to me that our group members in this painting died of an actual, normal, real world disease, and the only exaggeration is the time frame.” And I’m like... no, this is actually a VERY exaggerated depiction of death from ebola virus??? Because real victims of ebola virus... don't melt into a puddle of blood. Also, there’s this part in the beginning (ish) of the arc where they were like, “It’s useless to search in the jungle because it’s huge and there’s no way we’d be able to see a tiny signature amongst all the wildly overgrown trees.” And then after they have the breakthrough where they figure out that the theme of the painting is to restart the world but in a more “natural” way of living, they’re like, “Oh, that means the signature must be in the jungle! Let’s go comb through the jungle!”... which makes no sense because the jungle is STILL huge and filled with wildly overgrown trees and plants, so they still wouldn’t be able to see the signature...

One of the reasons was: "if no one die, they HAVE to Chose/Vote someone to die".

One example, Forced to watch a Giant figures having s*x and had to listen too!!! LMAO

Like the second arc, out of all the flowers they just picked that specific flower that will protect them and they keep it everywhere they go

Or the Animal world, where they speculate about the dog being the solution without any hint to it, it's all guesswork without any evidence but it's correct at the end. Basically author just by BSing anything and magically it's the solution, feels very lazy.