Ghost Story Rules: I'm in Countless Horror Worlds

[Chigua] I make the decision about my book! Can you give me some rules 🥺 for reference?

The only regular ghost story novel that I still finished reading after finishing the book is the real "Ghost Story" + "National Destiny" rather than "National Destiny" + "Ghost Story". Having read so many ghost story novels, I can say that this one is much better than the ones written by Gu, Bai, and Long Yan. This is the essence and does not deviate from the topic. The reason why I read Kaitan novels is not because of the depth of the story, how touching the writing is, or even how brain-burning and reversal it is. I just want to see a logical and smooth story in which the protagonist adventures through a strange world (dungeon) with bizarre rules. Not those, under the guise of weird rules. The truth is that only the first 100 chapters are mainly rules and weird stories, while the rest are all about [Savior of the End of the World] [Record of Great Powers] [Let's Break Through the Levels Together] [Let's Decrypt Together] [Guess Who I Am]... So in my opinion. This is the high-quality, best, and true rule-based ghost story novel. It's a pity, it's a pity, this is a good work that no one will care about and will be left for thousands of years (tomato's characteristics belong to it)

This book can be considered to be of relatively high quality in the same series. There is no cheating cheat, and the protagonist's IQ is online. I hope the author will finish this book well and not leave it unfinished.

It's a pretty good rule-based fantasy novel. It consists of five copies. It took me about three or four days to read it. One thing I must mention is that this story has a cut-in-half ending. It ends in three or two sentences after the fifth story. The author also explained that it could only be completed because of poor data. Then I will rate it from three perspectives, with a perfect score of 10. If you are a person who reads books without thinking or thinking, and is willing to dig into the details and must know the cause and effect of each story, this book can only be rated four points, because there are some places where you still need to think by yourself, otherwise you will not understand the meaning, and basically the ins and outs of these stories are not clearly explained from beginning to end in the end. If you are a person who reads books without thinking and doesn't like to think, but you can get by, this book can be rated as a six points. You can read it when you have time and a book shortage. However, sometimes you will feel a little sleepy while reading because you don't think about it. It's not a bad way to pass the time. If someone reads with a brain and is willing to think, this book can be rated eight points. After all, this book is not at its peak, so one point will be deducted. The other point will be deducted because there are too many typos and misspellings in the article. Of course, the above are all based on the fact that the article is cut in half.

Nice!! But the author must promise me never to post pictures, okay? Don't post pictures!! Very scary! 🥺 🥺

It's good-looking, but it's too short and not interesting enough. It's different from the novels based on the Tomato model. It's very interesting, but it's a pity that the author's writing is too short. His other works are also the same as the Tomato-based novels. It's a pity.

[Hasty Ending·Unfinished Story] [Not a brainless and refreshing article] The male protagonist has cheats, but not many. The male protagonist is a bit smart, but not the best, which is a bit strange (maybe because the male protagonist failed to take off in the later period). In fact, the setting is good at the beginning, but later the rewards and the protagonist's upgrade range are a bit too small, and the punishment is quite heavy. There is an illusion that it doesn't matter whether you get points or not, and you are a hero if you can survive. Moreover, the male protagonist does not have much sense of belonging to the Dragon Kingdom in the parallel world. The male protagonist does not care about the Dragon Kingdom and just wants to go back. However, the Dragon Kingdom has an unequal feeling towards the male protagonist as he holds a national hero idol, which makes the male protagonist a bit funny_(:з∠)_. The settings of several ghost stories are okay, and there are also some foreshadowings of possible connections between the ghost stories. In the end, it was a bit regretful that it was hastily completed without revealing it. I hope the author will have a sequel in the future and finish this book.

First of all, congratulations to all the novice level couriers who have cleared the level! This level is a slaughterhouse. Rule 1: Find the lost pig knife, the knife is always in your hand. Rule 2: Give the pig an injection every once in a while, but not more than an hour. Rule 3: Don't be surprised if you hear different cries at night. It's a quarrel in the village next door! Rule 4: Don't touch the tributes on the table at will, they are for people to eat. Rule 5: Remember not to go out curiously after dark, no matter what happens, even if it catches fire! Rule 6 If the pig you saw earlier is green, please ignore it and continue killing. If it is red, notify the butcher immediately! Rule 7 If a total solar and lunar eclipse occurs, remember to protect yourself, the person you see is no longer the original person! Rule 8: This level is a special level. I wish everyone a happy slaughter and a safe death.

It's wonderful. The golden finger is not big. It can only detect wrong rules, but it cannot know whether they are all errors or partial errors. Moreover, the logic and reasoning of this book are quite good. You don't just have to follow the rules to survive, but you also have to pay attention to all aspects while obeying the rules. Moreover, the method of passing the level requires reasoning. The protagonist is not omnipotent. The protagonist will also know the right, wrong and loopholes of the rules based on the actions of the chosen ones in the same game. To be honest, Golden Finger is really not very useful. It is basically a kind of reasoning, and the protagonist is an ordinary person, but he has a flexible mind. I was really immersed while watching it because I worried about the protagonist. The barrage part is a bit annoying. It mainly talks about other countries saying that Dragon Kingdom is selfish and so on. To be honest, I just need to say this thing once. It's annoying and verbose every time I mention selfishness in the comments, and I really want to go in and refute it. The Dragon Kingdom will also give reminders to the protagonist, and the protagonist really needs them. It feels like the country and the players help and trust each other, which is good. Then the punishment for failure is to bring people from failed countries (in proportion) into the strange story, which is quite creative. But the author said that the review was not good, so he ended it. It was a pity that it was too short. And the ending is considered open-ended, but the ending should be too sudden, so it feels unreasonable. I really hope to continue writing, I really like it. This book has more reasoning, and there are no cheats. The story is very logical, and I really enjoyed reading it. I don't want some books to be too big, so I can't read them. Recommended!!

The protagonist's skills are not outrageous. It is not a cool novel. Moreover, the protagonist's own IQ is also online. He has not done anything unbelievable. The rules are quite normal and the content is also exciting. I prefer the copy in the movie theater. But one thing I want to say is that the reason why it is missing one star is that the identity of the protagonist in the copy is too coincidental. For example, the identity of the courier No. 04 In "Smile Express" and the identity of the little boy in "The Living Funeral Parlor" are too coincidental. As long as you get these two identities and be more stable yourself, You can survive in the rules and monsters, but it is unfair to other people in the same group because only these two identities are triggered by the main mission. Courier No. 04 Has the innate advantage of being an outstanding employee for three years, and he has a better relationship with Lao Ge. The little boy is protected by his sister and his sister's bodyguard. Let's talk about the little boy copy. Others in the same group don't even know the second set of rules. It's really unfair. Likewise, I'm not just targeting the protagonist. That David also got the identity of a little boy. It's equally unfair to others. (The author didn't seem to explain David's situation in the end.) I think this ending is a bit like foreshadowing. If a second book can be published with this foreshadowing, it will be quite exciting.