Forty-nine Doomsday Rules

The leading actor can get benefits if he exposes his own strength. If he is a lone wolf, write more about the protagonist. Write about other forces and characters more than the protagonist. Paying money to buy chapters is not about other people, especially the little girl. If you want to help or form a team, hurry up and waste your time. Some settings are real. What are you selling for the eighth hidden? Even if you sell it, you still need props or things that can help you. I specialize in fishing for big forces. I don't see how sublimation coins are very helpful to the protagonist. What's the use of giving you 100 million. Good things are in the hands of the forces, and they won't auction them. When writing that plot, you should think more about whether there are any poisonous points and be more rigorous. I don't want to give you a monthly ticket.

The setting is novel, but it is obvious that the author's writing skills are insufficient, the details of the events are improperly explained, and the contradictions are arranged haphazardly. The new rules and the reactions of various people when faced with the rules are the more interesting aspects of the book, but unfortunately the subsequent rules are very boring. The whole army is about to be wiped out after the eleventh rule. It feels like the author is dead and forcing conflicts. The logic of the supporting characters' actions cannot withstand careful scrutiny. The author's writing and ink arrangement for most of the supporting characters is very casual. The psychology, appearance, actions, etc. Are all mentioned in one stroke, and there is no sense of differentiation. It would be interesting to keep the novelty of the first few rules, but now that it's almost over, I don't know who the protagonist is pretending to be, and where does the old villain get the confidence to survive the following rules.

I have seen more than two hundred chapters, where the twelfth rule is published. The first hundred or so chapters were quite interesting and worthy of four stars, but then it got worse and worse, to the point where I no longer wanted to read it. 1. The protagonist is initially a kind-hearted but conservative lone wolf who cares about matters that don't matter, but at the same time will lend a helping hand within his ability. Perhaps due to his status as a time traveler, the protagonist does not trust the world and the country, and has little dedication. So he just wanted to live from the beginning. But with the gradual improvement of strength, the protagonist is also providing more information and help when he has the ability to protect himself. Especially in the case of a major earthquake in Rule 11, the protagonist contributes a lot. Including contacting distrustful officials and jointly dealing with the earthquake, the protagonist at this time has always been an individualistic hero. Here the character of the protagonist becomes contradictory. Various behaviors in the early stage show that the protagonist is a suspicious and cautious person, and he is very indifferent and does not care about the life and death of other people, and has no concern. Then when the protagonist initially dealt with the earthquake, there was no huge benefit. What made the protagonist's heart beat was that he didn't even think about getting paid at first, and then he was exposed to the public. Later, I entered the shelter using my unexposed identity. I think the follow-up should be more cooperation with the authorities, and then slowly integrating or annexing it. Anyway, the protagonist will definitely not be a lone wolf in the future. He will either establish his own organization or have a partner. It would be reasonable if the protagonist was like this at the beginning. But the protagonist survives alone for a long time, and then changes his mind a bit abruptly, and the official state of the country in this book is really bad, no matter what. 2. The official setting of this book is not good-looking. From my perspective, it feels like a feudal society, with the emperor at the top and the people below supporting the upper class unconditionally. First of all, the doomsday rules are unfair to the old, young, sick and disabled. Their survival probability is very low, including those with low mental power who have average survival ability. At this time, the official choice did not protect the interests and lives of the people. Instead, to a certain extent, it forced them to collect the bottom-level Chinese currency and resources to promote some people with excellent qualifications. That is to say, the resources of the majority of the people are gathered to support a small number of people with excellent qualifications and enhance the combat effectiveness of high-end talents. But the key point is that this is the end of the world. What is collected is not money labor but the hope of survival, so it is difficult for me to understand the rationality of this setting. It would be fine if they were all ordinary people with no abilities and they could just muddle along. The key is that everyone has abilities, whether they are strong or weak. Then social order will be chaotic, especially there will be many disasters. If you were a member of that world and had average mental strength and abilities, would you voluntarily donate sublimation coins and props to the strong? Even if you won't die, it's better to become stronger than to expect to be protected. It is better to have the ability to ensure your own safety than to place your hopes on a few people, so I feel that it is unreasonable for the official to do this without any resistance. If it were just some money, I think most people would be willing to do so, but the financial resources in this book represent life to a certain extent and are the basis for the ability to survive. Another thing is that the official version of this book is not worth it. In the event of a disaster, the priority for protection is the highly qualified sublimators, and ordinary people are not considered. Moreover, for hidden rules, the upper levels are protected first, and then we consider whether to focus on the group. But on the whole, we still try our best to ensure the safety of the people, but more priority should be given to people with high abilities. The most important thing is not the gradual change of policies due to doomsday issues. And starting from the first rule, the protagonist does not want to publish it because of personal safety issues. Officials also have considerations in this regard, but they do not have an overall view of the state apparatus. It is understandable that the key is not disclosed to the public, but it is difficult to control those who know. Various leaks have given rise to many criminal gangs and organizations. It is understandable not to announce it at first, but after discovering the leak, the public should be notified in a subtle way to protect their own safety. It may not be comprehensive, but it must be said. Either it has been kept secret, and this hidden rule was announced after the crucial first rule passed. As a result, the masses have no trust in this upper-level collective. In this way, the masses will definitely feel that the higher-ups do not care about their life or death. If there are hidden rules behind them, will the higher-ups still not tell everyone? Even if they are told, will it be comprehensive? Can they believe whether it is true or false? So in the future, I think the collective allocation and so on are not valid and unreasonable. 3. The doomsday rules should be for screening individuals. After all, personal abilities and props such as sublimation coins in the early stage are not tradable and affect individuals. However, some subsequent rules can only be countered by uniting all forces, which is actually quite contradictory. Especially when trading was not possible at the beginning, the upper management was preparing to build an elite team. This is obviously a bug. It is obvious that individuals cannot trade. At this time, the upper management has no idea that mass resources can be mobilized in the future. It is unreasonable. In the early stage, it was obviously an individual strengthening style, but in the later stage, it became a holistic one. The previous settings were quite contradictory. Moreover, in the early stage, it is fine for one country to unite, but in the later stage, it is even more unreasonable for multiple countries to unite. If we follow the early style and keep writing the story as the lone wolf, at least I feel pretty good about it. I can't guarantee that if I keep writing like this, I won't be able to read it anymore. But now I can't stand it anymore. It's too disconnected from the front and back, whether it's the protagonist's character or the world view, including the plot direction. At least this is what I think. The above is also a personal summary and analysis, which may be relatively one-sided. The above is just my personal opinion. I only saw this and will not continue reading.

1. Doomsday rules, the protagonist can see the hidden rules. 2. The first rule is that if you stay awake for 72 hours and sleep, you will die. If you knock others out, you will get sober candy. The protagonist casually formed a group with a female classmate he was not familiar with and planned to spend 72 hours. Not to mention unfamiliarity does not mean he knows each other's character very well. Human nature cannot stand the test. Even if the normal character is good, it may change under the threat and temptation of the rules. Although the female classmate did not take action after her parents reminded her to hide the rules, she was also tempted. 3. The parents of the female classmate did not officially gather to conduct apocalyptic research, and easily leaked the hidden rules. Although they claimed to be confidential, no one actually controlled mobile phones and communications. The father of the female classmate did not allow the female classmate to call the male protagonist to listen to the rules together, and planned to sacrifice the male protagonist to get a sober candy in the moment of crisis. After the father of the female classmate was discovered by officials and leaked the information, he confidently shouted that this is my mobile phone. He is still a senior talent and has no sense of discipline. Moreover, girls are usually physically weaker than men. A female student who is good at studying is not a sports student. If she does not attack her vital points, she cannot win. If she attacks her vital points, there is a possibility that the opponent will discover them in advance or use her remaining health to counterattack. 4. Order breakers are people who use various means to stun others to get sober candy. They are usually rich and powerful. The disappearance of a few people may be accidental, but the disappearance of dozens of people must be intentional. The official did not take any measures before the second rule came, and allowed these unstable elements in disguise. These people will also cause greater destruction in the future. 5. Staying awake for seventy-two hours is always difficult for some people, but they didn't realize how difficult it was for the male protagonist. The process was just about drinking coffee and chatting and listening to the noise. Although there were also stories about law breakers attacking similar people to get sugar, residents violating official prohibitions and taking to the streets to go to the hospital to grab medicine, and residents being grumpy and attacking each other, there was no obvious doomsday atmosphere.

In the author's novel, regardless of gender, age, or occupation, the average person is reincarnated as a martial saint, and knocking people unconscious is simple. As for how to deal with the body after death, it has been refreshed. As for confidentiality, it all depends on the needs of the plot. If you don't want ordinary people to know, then ordinary people have no way of knowing whether they live or die. You need the women around the protagonist to know, and the institute can call outsiders to share confidential information.

The subject matter is good, but the author's writing skills are not good, and the writing is very poisonous. The first poisonous point is that the introduction seems to say that the protagonist has a golden finger. In fact, it basically means that there is nothing because what the protagonist can know can also be known by others. There is basically no order. It can only be regarded as a supplement to the lack of power of the protagonist (powerful people know the hidden information in minutes). The second one is that the protagonist's special weapon seems to be very strong, and then the protagonist is so scummy that he spent 30 days to earn 20 coins and still felt that he was making a lot of money. What is the concept of 20 coins? He can't afford half of the cold weapons that can be made in reality. I can understand the first time I tried it, but it took more than ten days to earn coins the second time, which really persuaded me to give up.

Create a disgusting reader setting at the beginning, and then create an organization dedicated to disgusting readers. Those who play tricks on the so-called hidden rules will be disgusted at the beginning.

The Fire Thief is a joke. With so many rules, he didn't even kill half of them. The country where the protagonist lives has a population of 1.6 Billion. If the six rules are followed, the registered population in the official gathering place will still be over 700 million. There are still many people who have not registered outside the gathering place. According to the author's mathematical level, the number of unregistered people must be at least 100 million or 200 million. It can be seen that the fire thieves are still very kind-hearted, and they have let the rules be enforced.

Very creative, but too poisonous

If the state does nothing, no matter how others pass the test, they are innocent. Everything is done to survive. There is no plot description afterwards. There is also the coin grinding one. It is purely to cater to the protagonist's coin grinding. He can't eat and can only drink water, so that the protagonist has some time to buy medicine. After the follow-up, he added an entity to the shadow and disappeared. The sublimation coins were originally written. There is no idea of ​​​​frequent testing of psychic power or force. In the last level where we saw the snow falling, what was the magic trick of the protagonist running into Mingdao Mountain and sleeping in a sleeping bag under heavy snow? If you can die with a tent or something, find a place with leeward. If it snows heavily, who cares whether you have leeward or not.