
Rule Horror: I Beat the Game Perfectly by Slacking Off
规则怪谈:我靠摸鱼完美通关
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 252k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Any Good Books to Listen to Before Bed?
Something simple with an engaging story that can help me fall asleep quickly, and hopefully give me sweet dreams too, haha...
Clever Rule-Based Horror Stories
Please don't recommend Mom's Note. I'm looking for high-quality rule-based horror stories.
Any Funny Rule-Horror Stories Where the Protagonist Doesn't Follow the Rules?
Rules Horror, Rules Horror! I've Recently Gotten Hooked on This Genre
Looking for a book like *Rules of the Strange Tales: I Can Exploit the Rules Perfectly*.
Any High-Quality Supernatural Mystery Stories? Please!
Anything but national-fortune stories, unless the writing makes them really stand out!!
Please Recommend High-Quality Rule-Based Horror Stories With Smart Leads and Deductive Reasoning
I don't care how strong they are. I want someone who crushes everyone with their intelligence.
Looking for Rule-Based Horror Stories More Addictive Than Su Ming
Looking for books like *I Started Rebelling in the Rules Horror Game*.
Female-Led Infinite-Flow Horror and Thriller Stories (No Male-to-Female Transformations)
I’m looking for books similar to The Death Game: The Beauty Deceives the World. Like this one, I want a heroine who isn’t portrayed as weak. She doesn’t have to be strong, but she must be intelligent. Any romance setup is fine. No giving up, saintly do-gooders, lazy fish, or heroines who rely on the male lead for everything and…
Are There Any Rule-Horror Stories With a Female Role-Player or a Protagonist Who Becomes a Woman?
Guys, Recommend Some Rule-Based Horror Novels
Looking for a Scary Novel!!!
I vaguely remember the first world being about someone who worked as a chef at a restaurant and ended up becoming a shareholder. In the second, they made a fortune in ghost coins by buying medicine at a hospital.
Rule-Based Horror Stories, No Mindless Protagonists
I've read a few really good rule-based horror stories and got hooked. I don't want anything mindless. Any recommendations, preferably completed? It drives me crazy when I get halfway through and find the author is still writing.
Novels Where the Male Lead Falls in Love with a Female Ghost and Their Romance Is So Sweet It Gives You Diabetes
At first, the female ghost tries to kill the male lead. In the end, she becomes his wife.
Rules-Based Horror Stories
I'm looking for books similar to *Rule-Bound Horror: My Family Is Not Normal*.
Rules-Based Horror with Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail Roleplay
Looking for books similar to *Mystery of the Rules: Silver Wolf Can Rewrite the Rules at Will*. I want a story combining role-playing with rule-based mysteries. No male characters disguised as women, please.
Any Rule-Based Horror Mystery Novels? No System, Please
The Strange-Tales World Has Arrived
I want books similar to Strange Tales: Who Let This Taoist Priest In Here? In a strange-tales world, watch how this Taoist priest breaks all the usual rules with mind-blowing moves that leave everyone stunned.
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Strange Tales: Pokémon Tales, Cross Theater, Xinhua Library, Late Night Hotel, Cockroach Hotel, Wonderful Night at the Museum, Zootopia, Republic of China Courtyard
It is well organized and has clear ideas. Every rule has its meaning. There are many hidden easter eggs that the author has hidden for us. This book is very good, much better than other ghost story series. The coherence is very strong. I look forward to the author's exciting content later.
It's really interesting to watch, especially the weird story in the zoo at the end. The tension and tension between the geniuses was too strong. Unfortunately, a few people didn't survive, including the living dead and the God of Gamblers. I really cried to death. I thought they would all survive at first [crying]
It looks good, but the shitty yellow button is a bit abrupt ❤
This is a good book that is delayed by its name and introduction. The author is writing about ghost stories, but it is not just about ghost stories. Every story has allusions to reality, not the kind of imagination. The monster-fighting upgrade stream is not the kind of vulgar work that belittles everything and only highlights how the protagonist is. This book is definitely more than the current rating! This should be a masterpiece with a high score of 9.5 Or above!
That's what I saw. It's rare to find a novel about the fate of a country, in which all countries work together. Those who only write about their own country's victory must think about whether the earth belongs to one country.
I have read a lot of ghost novels, and this one really gave me a different feeling. Although it was short, haha, I didn't expect that in the end, all the countries would join forces to fight, and there would be dedication and sacrifice, giving the chance of living to the one who was most likely to succeed, and it was still under the circumstances of not knowing whether it could succeed, and the culture was limited. I don't know what else to say. It was touching, good-looking, and highly recommended.
The writing is very good, but, author, you don't want others to know certain things, right? [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
It's very well written and hits the mark in every aspect! In many small ghost stories, we can see allusions to reality and in-depth thinking about society and life. The various descriptions are also in place, neither too much nor too little, and they can well exaggerate the horror of the ghost story. At least I personally will feel the horror after entering it. This is a great book, totally worth reading!
It's very interesting and interesting. Some people sacrificed, but the players cooperated to win. Although I don't want anyone to die, it is a good novel to have regrets [crying] [crying] [crying] Recommended by 7-year-old bookworm