Rule Horror: I Receive Letters from My Future Self

It's a really good book, very immersive, and the escape at the end was really tense. Hei Sang's books are quite good.

It's alright. Unlike other supernatural tales that portray a country as utterly useless, as if that's the only way to highlight the protagonist.

It's really good. No wonder it's called "The Author is Dead." It seems only authors who have passed away write such things.

Not bad, keep up the good work!

Dear author, could you please tell me the connection between this book and "Rules of the Strange: I Compete for the Dragon Kingdom"? I noticed the male protagonist's name is the same, and the reward the male protagonist received upon completing the game—the letter from his mother—is the first chapter and the first instance of that book. No offense intended, just curious. 😳

It's good, just a little short.

I feel that stories without a female lead would be better.

A very novel theme. Compared to Zhou Bai's exploration of human nature and Gu Yi's endless deductions, the future self is indeed an equally captivating subject. It's very well written, and most importantly, it doesn't bore the reader, because changing the past comes at a price. Keep it up! 👍

I think this book is pretty good. I hope the author keeps up the good work and I will always support you. It's really good, author, keep up the good work!

I was the first person to rate it.