In An Eerie World, You Call This A Raising Simulation Game

My name is Li Ran, and I’m working hard at being a terrible student. One day, while dozing off in class, I was suddenly selected to become a player in a eerie and twisted world. It wasn’t until I entered the first world that I realized just how deranged and insane everything inside was. After surviving the first world, I somehow ended up with a valkyrie wife for free. But things got even worse in the second world—another stunningly beautiful woman took an interest in me. The terrifying part? She could rip her skin and transform into all kinds of beauties. Thanks to my ability to see hidden hints, I always managed to gain a massive advantage over other players after each world. From that moment on, I started acting like a capitalist in this eerie world—raking in eerie power and points, then reaping other players like crops! Before I knew it, I had become a colossal force in the eerie world! Wasn’t this supposed to be a horror survival game? How did it turn it into a simulation RPG?!

Original Publisher

qidian

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on In An Eerie World, You Call This A Raising Simulation Game "In An Eerie World, You Call This A Raising Simulation Game" certainly presents a unique premise, blending the allure of a raising sim with the chilling atmosphere of a horror game. I dove into this novel with high hopes, intrigued by the mix of genres and the promise of a mature protagonist navigating a dark fantasy world. ### First Impressions The initial chapters definitely grabbed my attention. The world-building is intriguing, and the concept of NPCs being more than just scripted characters is a breath of fresh air. I appreciated that the characters felt like actual people (or monsters!) with their own desires and motivations, even within the confines of the game-like setting. The blend of realism and game mechanics is an ambitious undertaking. ### What Works Well The character interactions are a definite highlight. The author has crafted a world where relationships matter, and the consequences of your actions feel significant. I found myself invested in the fate of the characters, particularly the female lead who is described as beautiful, and the cold love interests. The special abilities and the strength-based social hierarchy add layers of complexity to the world, making it feel dynamic and dangerous. ### Areas of Concern However, I did find some aspects of the novel to be less compelling. The integration of the "system" felt somewhat clunky. The side quests, in particular, often felt disconnected from the main narrative, more like distractions than integral parts of the story. It felt like the system and side quests were only there to show off the MC's abilities, which felt unnecessary. The survival instincts of some characters felt questionable, especially regarding triggering more monsters while already struggling to survive. This detracted from the overall sense of immersion and realism. ### Final Verdict Overall, "In An Eerie World, You Call This A Raising Simulation Game" is a mixed bag. While the world-building, character interactions, and dark atmosphere are definite strengths, the execution of the system mechanics and side quests could be improved. If you're looking for a dark fantasy with complex characters and a mature protagonist, this novel might be worth a try, but be prepared for some pacing issues and a somewhat disjointed narrative.