(Rules-based horror + national fate + livestreaming + wild imagination + no female lead + deduction + Lovecraftian horror)
Rules-based horror has invaded the world. Every country will have a chosen one selected to take part in the horrors. If a challenger can clear the scenario, they can prevent the horror from entering reality and earn rewards. Ye Yan is chosen by the rules-based horror to take part in the challenge as Longguo's chosen one.
[Night Town Horror Survival Rules. Everyone must follow them.]
[One: After dark, do not go outside under the moonlight. Lock your doors and windows. There is white paper inside the house. Cover every window that lets in light, then light the candles indoors.]
[Two: If you cannot find a candle, find a way to light the stove. Whatever you do, do not stray far from it. Remember, light is important.]
[Three: If you hear strange noises from another room while you are at home, including knocking, squirming, or wind chimes, pretend you did not hear them. Do not search for the source of the sound, and above all, do not answer it.]
[Four: If you find someone in your room at night who should not be there, keep your eyes fixed on him. When you suddenly feel a bone-chilling cold, embrace him with all your strength. No matter how he struggles, do not let go until the cold has completely faded.]
[Five: If anyone asks or tries to put out a source of light, kill them by any means necessary.]
[Six: The villagers in town are not friendly toward outsiders. Do not approach them to talk.]
[Seven: No matter what you see that defies your understanding, do not react. Do not let it realize that you are panicking.]
[Eight: If anyone in the room mentions it, change the subject immediately...]
Overall, it's okay. It's quite satisfactory. After all, there aren't many pictures. I can't tell. The three stars are original. After all, I haven't seen those weird stories. The other one star is for the IQ of some players. The last star is to make him faster. I will evaluate it with more points.
Not bad, three stars for writing, one star for imagination, and one star for encouragement.
Big cheers for the author!
Damn, that scared me to death.
It's pretty cool, come on.