Rule Horror: I Awakened the Death Rewind from the Start!

Logically speaking, rules-based weird stories are generally spiritual pollution, and returning after death seems useless. After all, the spirit has been contaminated, but save it for now and read it later.

The writing is very messy and makes people speechless. The rewind inexplicably means that I must pass the level perfectly. Doesn't the fact that I didn't see the men in red mean that I must pass the level perfectly? Why can't the strong person counterattack the grandma and pass the level perfectly? In short, this book does not feel the feeling of a battle of wits and courage. It seems to be infinite trial and error, which is meaningless.

I think the three views of the audience in the novel are a bit incorrect

Why do I feel like I've seen it?

What about the audience's perspective? I always feel there is a paradox

What was reflected in the original text was maliciously replaced by it.

It's beautiful, I hope the author can continue writing

I'll keep it for now until I have a hundred chapters to read.

Go look at other people's movies. It's a mess and the views are strange. After four or five episodes, I don't want to watch it anymore.

About not eating crayfish, "Strange Tales of Rules: I awakened at the beginning and returned to death!" Chapter 2: Residents in blue, the moonlight tonight is so charming. Chapter review.