Rule Horror: Something Is Wrong with This Rule

It's pretty good. I have reasonable doubts about the author's mental state [laughing evilly]. I always feel that something is not normal.

It can be regarded as my favorite among the rules-based live-streaming novels. There are no system cheats, no taunts at the start of other countries. During this period, there is no constant ridicule, and there is no one who says that the protagonist is useless at the start of his own country. The plot is not stretched, but my brain capacity is not enough. Sometimes I can get confused, and I can only understand it after reading it several times. I love this kind of protagonist who does not cheat and tests his own reasoning (but the current progress is not enough, but I can look forward to the future, and it will definitely become popular if it is updated to one or two hundred chapters). After the first copy was completed, the second copy was obviously much faster, and the top leaders of the country did not praise the protagonist as much. The author is also carefully reading the book reviews and working hard to improve (by the way, I love the author who updates it daily and constantly updates it so much ٩(๑•̀ω•́๑)۶)

I feel like in the rules, if it is necessary to kill oneself, does it mean killing [myself] in another time and space to help complete the cycle, so that the cycle can become a closed loop? So as long as you avoid this flag, which is almost certain to die, it can become the key to solving the problem.

The first dungeon was written really well, with layers of rules and restrictions, and time and space transitions. It was indeed very attractive, but the ending was too hasty, and the writing was too overwhelming for the senior management. They were all led by the nose. I hope these situations can be reduced. But overall it's still interesting. Cheers, author.

It's just Ka Wenwen, a little sad, uncomfortable and crying.

It's super good-looking. It ranks first in the rules genre. The protagonist has a very high IQ. I've read other rules-based novels before, but the protagonist's copy is not as comprehensive as this one. It's just a small theater. I can't say anything else except that it's good-looking.

It is a relatively logical and analytical novel about ghost stories. It has no system. The single protagonist is ridiculously powerful and can be regarded as a cool novel. The most valuable thing is that the description of the country and the people in it is rare and thoughtful. It is the performance of a real global disaster.

The writing is very good. The protagonist's reasoning is very rigorous. I haven't seen a book that closely links this kind of reasoning with logical thinking for a long time. The author is also very diligent in updating. It can be said that this kind of novel that is not brainless is very rare. As long as you keep it, you have the qualifications to become a god.

Come on! ٩(๑´3`๑)۶, The writing is good and the content is good!

There are a lot of shortcomings, but the advantages are wonderful