Rule-Breaking Horror Dungeons: I Use a Simulator to Farm Affection

The book is great, just a bit short. It's a masterpiece; I finished it in one go, and it's definitely not enough!

Wow, that's impressive! An 8.4 rating is definitely from people being jealous and lowering it. Hexagonal novels are rare these days; a 9.9 would be more realistic.

I truly admire this book; it's a masterpiece! Just the image of the butcher standing there helplessly vividly conjured up a mental picture for me—it's incredibly lifelike. The plot is full of twists and turns, and the immersion is incredible! I can't find a good book with any flaws right now, so I highly recommend it! 👍🍉🍉

When I first started reading it, it was rated 7.4, and now it's over 8! It's truly my favorite book in the supernatural genre. Initially, I was drawn in by the title and the rule-based ghost stories, but now I'm captivated by the author's writing style and the plot. I dream of seeing it reach 9.5 in my lifetime (such a good book, the rating is a bit too low...).

The beginning was okay, but it got worse towards the end, and it's also short. However, if the author puts in more effort, it should still be salvageable. Also, could you please add another terrifying dungeon like No Return Village? Just this one is scary; the other dungeons don't really grab my attention.

It's alright, but the later dungeons aren't as thrilling or scary as the first one; they're not as tense or exciting. You could say the first dungeon alone is enough to make you a legend.

Very good read, well-structured, the horror atmosphere is described very well, yet there are also touches of humor, the two are very well integrated, making it a worthwhile read. 🤭🤭 Although the protagonist is a bit brainless in the first two or three chapters (just recklessly charging in regardless of anything) 🤦🤦, which is a little unpleasant, the rest of the time the character is quite…

It feels somewhat similar to *The Haunted House*. Since I'm a big fan of *The Haunted House*, I picked up this book. The current outline isn't too different from *The Haunted House*. To be honest, if you're not into *The Haunted House*, you can refer to it. It's well-written, but compared to *The Haunted House*, the emotional portrayal is too weak, lacking the feeling of resonance.

I feel this book should be in my top ten of all the rule-based supernatural tales I've read! Anyway, it's a really good book, I think five stars are well worth it, and it's incredibly enjoyable.

I finally finished reading it. Overall, this book felt like the preface, or perhaps just a branch of the many worlds and plots the author depicted. This is somewhat similar to another author I read before named Kang Zong. If this is the case, the author may have written this book as a sudden inspiration, so don't have too high expectations.