Please Follow the Rules of the Game Chapter 90 Discussion

This is a novel that makes me feel bad about the "NPCs" or ghosts stuck in the instances. It feels like they're imprisoned by someone and are being punished for something they didn't do.

The MC arriving feels like he's saving them and I like that idea.

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The instance about the little girl, Su Lili, made me really sad than scared, especially since she's just an innocent child forced to become a boss in an instance.

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About the MC:

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The MC wants to help humans or anyone who feels human buts find their flunctuating emotions cute. He can also see when someone is not worth helping so he's not a saint. Instead, he's just a survivor who wants to help humanity against alien forces and can respect them if they want to be free.

He can be friendly when it matters and violent when necessary. He doesn't know much about random things like card games and fairy tales because of his past.

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About the ML:

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The ML on the other hand is more playful and bored so he always gets surprised when the MC does something completely unexpected.

Also, he mentioned it once but he feels like he doesn't belong in the instance the MC saved him from. I'm guessing this is the case since his abilities are way too violent and different from the instance MC found him in. It feels like he's literally plucked from another instance and was shoved into a random role.

It's only recently when he remembered that he may have been a player. My guess is he's either a player (probably someone who was known as a top player before) or maybe a designer of an instance? He's too powerful to be a regular person tbh.

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The MC is OP but rightfully so considering where he came from and what he was doing before he ended up in the first instance. The ML is also OP so they're both equal in terms of strength and intelligence.

(They can be dumb/oblivious sometimes so it's funny when either of them becomes petty and mocks the other for it.)

I like unlimited flow/surival horror novels, especially something like this that focuses on the "NPCs" as well instead of just focusing on the survival aspect.

However, not all the instances in this novel sounds interesting or scary to me. I've read something scarier. I think only the "Lost Treasure" was interesting since there were many factors that could've cost them their lives.

Because the instances aren't too interesting, my review fell off to 4/5 instead of my initial 5 star rating. It's good but there are better unlimited flow novels.