Strange Tales: I Just Don't Play by the Rules

I give myself credit for hard work

Yes, it gives me a sense of rationality and a sense of satisfaction. It would be better if each ghost story ended without a bunch of reality (the proportion of ghost stories is still far greater than reality, but I will write a chapter or half a chapter at the end of each ghost story) No, it's two chapters or one chapter or whatever. This kind of reality does not refer to the barrages interspersed in the kaidan or what other players from other countries are doing (personally I think that interlacing these in the kaidan adds a bit of fun and activity to the originally scary kaidan, but not too much), but rather that every time the protagonist completes a kaidan, a bunch of what the protagonist does in reality (it must be summarized or not covered in one go) occupy one or two or more chapters (such as a certain deduction and a flight). Compared with some kaitan works, this book has a very high proportion of kaidan.

I personally like it very much, especially the part with no reality at the end, which is all about weird stories after weird stories. I deducted a small star because of the bad ending. I understand the author's helplessness, but I still want to finish it. This novel is really good.

It looks good, but I hope there is no CP. Of course, I am just a suggestion. In the end, it still depends on the author's ideas.

It's a good book, nothing bad about it, it's a relatively advanced book.

Looks great, 😘😘😘 Can you give the protagonist other skills or other things 🥺🥺😘😘[top post][top post][top post]

This is the first time I read a novel of this type. I can only say: The author please update it as soon as possible. It's not enough. [Working on manuscript][Working on manuscript][Working on manuscript]

It's really good-looking. The protagonist's brain circuit is very strange.

The more I read it, the funnier it becomes, come on, author!

I think it's well written and I've been reading it.