she has a cute ghosts besude her, a cute loli 2cm tall, a hanged ghost (that looks lang a baby keychain), a cute small dragon... (basically the 3 of them are small because when she goesout she takes them so they need disguises

the 8th game really made me cry because she was able to regain the emotions she thoughtshe lost, and she accepted the God's pursuit

FINALLY, she and the God has snu snu for the first time, of course the author didnt make detailed one

There are big brother-style cameras everywhere, even in private bathrooms. People are only allowed to cover the cameras for a short while, or investigators will appear. The players have to solve a serial mu*der case, made to look like accidents when on camera.

The MC is supposed to be smart but only because everyone else is so dumb including veterans who you'd think were used to thinking outside the box but not here. I read 'I'm a little white flower in an escape game' before this and the world building, mysteries, ability of the players was much more detailed. That MC actually learns from others without seeming or being useless. This novel makes me feel like all the other characters could disappear and MC would still be able to 'solve' cases with random guesses. We never see her work out what's happening in these worlds in her mind or physically. Everything she can think of, a five year old can reason out to.

I also don't like the devil ML who's clearly evil but is somehow going to win FL love even though she's afraid to even call this demon out. Not to mention I don't like non-human with human relationships because they usually involve power imbalances or disgusting fetishes.

It made my brain ache honestly and the ML was supposed to be a god but acted so immature, I didn't really understand the character at all, the MC wasn't bad but she didn't act like a person that just went trough a sick game of survival, almost like she didn't react emotionally, there were some parts where she only says "of course it's scary I'm only a normal person" but there's not a single clue more than that, that she's actually scared

In my brain he is a neuropathy. Like, I can't erase my psychological shadow of him from the 3rd game.

Lu Zize (god) in the 3rd game is just too much for me. Imagine, he is a psycho who planned people around you to die from the get go. And your to-be-friend's dead also arranged by him.

From start, he looks harmless and helps out everyone. I'm already SUS of him, but I don't expect the reveal... Maybe if this is different novel, he will be that last boss that is really hard to be killed/can't be killed.

If I'm MC, I really can't bring myself to like that neuropathy. My psychological shadow still lasted until the end. In the lasted chapters, Lu Zize learned to be more human to be with MC. He studied human's habits from his underling, the hanged ghost.

He is sweet to MC, but damn it I can't erase my memory of himself in 3rd game. I think the best arcs of this novel are 3rd game and 8th game (last game).

The 1st game is the most normal I think, because this is the introductory chapters. We follow MC who is still unfamiliar with the god's game. And get the general idea of god's game. There are more than one path to clear the game.

More interesting than 1st game. The concept is: A died in first night, B died in second night, etc. Her teammates in this round is also good. But unfortunately, the author doesn't delve into them.

The game that gives me psychological shadow of the god.

The game takes place in MC's real world. This will explain her roommates's deaths. I still remember the theme is: MALICE.

In the ghost world. ML is a ghost king in this game. Everyone must die.

Fun arc. Maybe because I like game, I'm fond of this arc that resembles Mario Bros. This concept is really good to be adopted in animation.

I think this is the arc that has the most ghosts. The ghosts are literally everywhere in the room. If MC doesn't have ML, maybe she already died twice in this arc. Who made God love her? There are ghosts in TV, bed, door, bathroom, etc. And this arc also has the most players.

Also takes place in MC's real world. The longest arc. We also read about a player named Xiaocheng. I actually quite curious about her future.

In 2nd game, I want to read more about the merchant, witch, and the student. Even though the student will appear again in 6th game, it makes me more curious about him. In 4th game, I want to read about that novice female player who swings knife around. In 7th game, I want to read more about the novice male player who is lucky and dumb. Xiaocheng, brother Wei, and the smart female player in 8th game also good.

I'm even confused why MC accepted ML's confession in chapter 82. I'm like: "Whyy MC, aren't you uncomfortable around him?!" And before she accepted, there is no descriptions about her psychological struggle accepting a god as a boyfriend. There is just 'don't know if the atmosphere is so good that it makes people unable to refuse his words.' in the novel. I want to read her mental struggles when she accepted ML! (╥﹏╥)

Someone said that the FL is just so-so and randomly guessed, but what do you expect the FL to do when information is limited and they have to piece clues together? Guessing and connecting clues together is a way to solve a mystery. I don't even get how someone could get hated by that. As for the ML, he's pure evil and only good to the FL, heck I don't even know if the FL's lucky for being protected by him or unlucky cause he's a psycho. I don't blame him for dragging her into the game, because if he didn't do that, she would've died anyway because of the Spirit Pen incident. In conclusion, I felt conflicted on how to like this ML, he's evil for playing other people's lives, but them playing the God's game, is a price to pay for extending their lives isn't it? The game gave them opportunity to lengthen their lifespan, but it depends on them whether they could obtain the reward of life extension. But the thing is, this is a romance and he did like the FL for 'pleasing' him because she's smart and quick witted. Really hard to decide.