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Restarting the Escape Game as Max Level
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yeah dont know why I am here since I never read sm*t *cough* well here we go then...
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It's hard to have a proud pussy as a wife and Wang Hu should have said "Two-legged animal, what do you want from me?" Instead of human at chapter 36 for a better reading experience xD
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Is this ever going to be updated again?
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Thank God nothing bad happened
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This novel appears to be a delightful blend of genres, combining fun, horror, comedy, romance, and gaming elements - the perfect combination for me. I'm thoroughly enjoying it up to Chapter 63 and eagerly anticipating more. The plot is straightforward so far, with the male protagonist having a mysterious, "stay away" vibe, yet he frequently finds himself drawn to the female lead (FL). It's still in its early stages, as they've only played one five-day game together and have now embarked on a new horror scenario within the game. As such, there isn't much romantic development yet, just hints at the potential for romance and plenty of thrilling, suspenseful moments.
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The book has been quite engaging so far. Up until chapter 102, I haven't found myself skipping ahead like I did with other similar novels. The protagonist's strength in the dungeon is impressive, but they exhibit vulnerability when outside, particularly when interacting with the male lead virtually since he refuses to log out. Their emotional intelligence (EQ) and problem-solving skills (IQ) seem to plummet during these online encounters, with constant miscommunication and unnecessary overthinking. I just hope the author doesn't drag the explanation for why the male lead stays in the game too long, because that's a crucial factor for their relationship development. Until that issue is resolved, their connection won't progress further.

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