Start with an S-Level Weird Story, but Give Me a C-Level Talent?

It's really wonderful. I don't have invincible strength, but I can combine everything I have to survive. It's amazing. It's brain-burning. This really needs to be savored and read slowly. What I mean is that it's rare to see life and death as a condition to survive. This author is really amazing. I can only say that articles like this are rare and amazing. Isn't it? Dude? I just boasted that you started to be a bitch in the second dungeon. God damn luck is in the sky, talent affects talent, awesome, I am really awesome, I don't know how you wrote this, the protagonist is the most rubbish existence (come on, with the characters that have appeared so far, the protagonist is indeed the most rubbish) , use a broken C-level talent to clear the S-level dungeon and upgrade it to a B-level talent. The upper limit of unlocking items can be reached just as the protagonist is lucky enough to not be able to draw. At this time, the child with the same fortune comes, and all the things that the protagonist cannot draw are given to him in tears. There is not a single thing that the protagonist can use, so forget it, but all of them are It's all for that kid to do charity. Let's just say that the main character has eaten human flesh. He has ALS and has experienced a life of darkness for more than ten years. In addition to the battle of wits and courage in the first dungeon, how come he has become a holy mother in the second dungeon, for the sake of an unknown child? It's a bit unreasonable to consume sanity, and people say that the protagonist is more rational and cautious. The first copy almost failed because of caution, but in the second copy, he didn't consider the origin of this child at all. It has been clearly revealed that this child is not simple (such as the diary) Xiao Jiang in it has lived for a long time, but now he is only 2 years old. He is really a Kuku drug. To be honest, I don't agree with this at all. Then he ate human flesh. Although he was a little reluctant, he still ate it, so in order to survive, he could violate it. If he adheres to his own principles, then I can give him a lawful evil lineup, and he is a relatively cautious one. Then the child was about to cry and wanted to eat, and someone from his teammates reminded him that there was something for him to eat around, and then he started to draw money, and Kuku gave it That kid smoked something. This is too much of a coincidence. The combination of coincidences makes a normal person suspicious of these teammates. In addition, the teammate clearly stated that his luck probably came to him. I speculate that this kid is also the son of the so-called mother. One of the sons, through the foreshadowing left in the previous article, he has many sons, and the hint given to him is to let him try to become a better son among them, so this child coming to him may give him a better growth, but compared to the protagonist, I can't see any benefits at present. Now that the author has replied to me, and since we are still arguing, let's restore this point first.

The writing is really good. The second copy can almost reach the ceiling of the ghost story genre I have read so far, no less than the super scary live broadcast of Luxing Dam Showdown and Pig Cage Apartment, the ghost school of the horror house (I remember correctly the ghost school should be the first half-step evil spirit), and the spider case of the healing game. If the author maintains this level, it is possible that I will fix the air conditioner next.

It's a very good book, and it's not toxic at all in its ten years of reading. First of all, this is an absolute battle of wits. The protagonist is very smart and cautious, but what is even more rare is that he is also weird and smart and cautious. The duel between the two sides was very exciting and exciting, and one step away from the chess would result in death. The world view is also very interesting, especially the combat power. I think it is very reasonable. After reading the protagonist's operation in this novel, I felt for the first time that there are no bad talents, only people who can't use them. I was really nervous to find this kind of talent in other infinite flow novels, because the main reason why the protagonists in many novels can clear S-level dungeons is mainly due to talent. But this one is different, the protagonist is really handsome! ! ! In my heart, I stand side by side with Qi Xia and Fang Yuan (both are my favorite characters) [Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Blow a kiss] I also saw comments saying it was too long-winded, but I don't think it's too long-winded. It's exactly what you think is long-winded. It perfectly portrays the protagonist and supporting characters and unfolds the story of this world. A well-written novel cannot only be based on the plot. This is what I like about this novel very much. The characters and the relationships between them are very comfortable. And from a girl's perspective, this is one of the few male authors whose writing is not greasy, and there are no inexplicable pornographic jokes. Regardless of whether it is a male or female author, I hate that there are all kinds of stereotypes and all kinds of inexplicable cannon fodder in a life and death game, because these characters have no meaning and are too superficial. But this book is very real even to passers-by. Everyone is working hard to live, and there is no inexplicable struggle between males and females. Some only have interests, becoming stronger, and staying alive. This is the truth, okay? This is more in line with human nature. So I would say this book is a hundred times better than 90% of the novels of the same type [Thinking]

This book can be said to be my ideal rule-based fantasy novel. There is no live broadcast, no national destiny, no invincibility, only pure battles of wits and thrills. I hope Tomato has more novels like this!

It's beautiful. I was shocked. The difficulty of this dungeon is terrible. The male protagonist really survives on his own. He's cruel to himself. He's not brainless. It's beautiful.

Jiang Ming is really the most cheating protagonist I have ever seen in Tomato. He does not have the SSS skills of other protagonists, or cheats such as infinite rewind deduction. He is even just an ordinary person with flaws. The writing of the first dungeon is also very unconventional. I have seen many similar plots in the dungeon. This one is the most tense and dangerous. It gave me the feeling of ordinary people desperately trying to survive. There are so many twists and turns, a battle of wits and courage with the dog, and finally a life-and-death struggle for survival (at that time, I was really worried that the protagonist would turn into a dog and deceive the next round of players) The protagonist of the second dungeon has grown up visibly to the naked eye, and the supporting characters are also very vividly portrayed. They seem to be old, weak, sick and disabled, but in fact they are all hidden bosses.

It is a breath of fresh air in the current situation where all the rules and weird stories are mindless. Moreover, the imagination is very big. There will always be many amazing operations. The plot is ups and downs and has endless aftertaste. My God, this book is top-notch even from the starting point. The logic is strict and the setting is very... Forget it, my literary talent is not good. In one sentence, it is awesome.

It's so exciting. The male protagonist has a very high IQ and is super decisive. He really does anything to survive. The plot is really exciting throughout. In order to plot against Da Huang, he even chopped off his left hand and traded it to Uncle Li as an item. At the last moment, he even chopped off his own head just to win. I really admire him.

It's very good among the rules and monsters. It's perfect in terms of intellectual combat. This is the second copy and it's already so exciting. Keep writing.

It's a super treasure and ghost story. The protagonist and the villain all have online IQs. The plot is reasonable and ups and downs, and there are no system plug-ins. It's tied to a mentally retarded plot such as national fortunes and slaps in the face. The score is completely above 9.7.

If I have read it so far, it is really well written. Why is the rating so low? I almost missed it. It has been a long time since I have seen such a well-written rule ghost story. Big cheers for the author [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

It's very good. I've read all ninety chapters so far. The author is really capable even if he doesn't dare to criticize it. The character of the protagonist is very suitable for me. He relies purely on resourcefulness and dares to fight. Those methods are refreshing, and the most important thing is - he will not give me a very deliberate idea (other than deliberately making the protagonist extremely unlucky, which is so miserable). Of course, the author has a reason for saying it, and I can only look forward to it as a foreshadowing. What I don't quite understand is that the score is indeed a bit low. I don't know how the scoring method is used. However, it is undeniable that this is indeed a good book.

I use the most clean and neat words, the most frank and magnanimous, the most simple and simple, the most close to daily life, the least pretentious, do not pile up fancy words, do not play with wording routines, do not hide roundabout ideas, do not use obscure embellishments, do not pretend to be sophisticated, and do not add unnecessary burdens. The redundant foreshadowing, every word is open and transparent, every sentence is sincere and true, the whole process is in plain language, there is no subtlety or concealment, every sentence goes straight to the core point, the writing style is simple and unpretentious, the expression is refreshing and straightforward, there is no vain foreshadowing, no ambiguous wording, no There are oblique hints, no pretentious embellishments, straightforward enough to be understood at a glance, simple enough that everyone can understand, practical enough not to include any empty words, neat enough not to use any nonsense, frank enough not to hide any reservations, popular enough to be understood regardless of age, hard-core and frank. Tactful, refreshing and straightforward without procrastination, simple and sincere without being exaggerated, easy to understand without being profound, straight to the point without foreshadowing, telling the truth without hiding anything, straightforward without being pretentious, plain and simple without being ostentatious, clear and clear without being vague, frank without going around in circles, I will tell you: good-looking👍

One of the best books about rules and weird stories I have ever read. Make a suggestion. Can the author plan the chapters of each copy into corresponding volumes? For example, a copy of Mom's note is divided into volumes, and then the chapters are divided into volumes.

The plot of the story is very compact, especially the hospital chapter. I really like the battle of wits and courage between the protagonist and the red doctor. The story has twists and turns, and the protagonist also has a very difficult break. The red doctor is a very charming character. I personally think there are many things that can be explored in depth. For example, what is the identity of the red doctor? His ambitions and ambitions are not inferior to the protagonist. I personally hope that the doctor in red will not go offline. The story is also very exciting when encountering such an opponent. I hope that the doctor in red can appear again in the later stories. I am optimistic that he will develop in a wretched way. Jiang Ming is more calm than I thought. I hope to have an opponent with comparable intelligence to see how Jiang Ming breaks the game. The hospital chapter can be simplified a little. The two copies of Chapter 149 are not over yet. Of course the author has done a great job, but I am personally worried that there are too many chapters and the details are too complicated. Readers will easily lose their patience. I hope it won't be too brain-burning. Keep up the hard work, the author! ! !

I think this book is okay, at least as far as its setting is concerned, it is very refreshing. However, the shortcomings are also obvious, that is, in the reasoning part, the author has no choice but to show the reasoning process by directly narrating the inner thoughts of the characters. Moreover, this part is extremely long and boring, which is a big poisonous point. But that's the thing about rules and weird stories. If you want readers to understand them, you need to explain them. If you don't explain them, readers will just feel confused and think that you are a low-level author and just made it up. So, writing this type of article well is a difficult balancing act in itself, and the author has done a great job. Having said that, the author's writing is still well-written and well-conceived, and the plot is even more imaginative and full of twists and turns. I hope the author can improve on the reasoning aspect to make the article smoother to read. Support the author greatly 👍

All the experts are on par with each other! A top-notch battle of wits, comparable to Zhongli's fake death. No, he really faked his death! Everyone has resurrection armor, and everyone is cheating. Backstabbing and running away are the eternal tone of this world! In short, there are two words - wonderful!

The pig's trotter's IQ is online throughout the whole process, and the points and reversals of the game are also in place. Except for the bad beginning (various jokes), I feel that the author has not written the rhythm. The seemingly useless props of the protagonist can also play a role in the end. In addition, I hope to strengthen the luck of the pig's trotters and collect more reversal props, so that I no longer rely on talent (it feels too strong) C level, can be slightly weakened), the author is a growth-oriented, and the protagonist is also a growth-oriented. I hope to use the Ke style as the main background and continue to play this drama of shaping the game between the villain and the protagonist. I also hope that the future will get better and better. In addition, I hope the author can make the image of the protagonist more plump and round, and not fall into the shackles of the cool male protagonist.

Up to the second chapter, it is a very good book about rules and ghosts. Although some of the "rules" in the article are false, some rules will also change over time. To a certain extent, it meets the basic requirement of "the rules are not false". There is also the fact that the protagonist and other humans actually meet each other, which is very rare in the genre of rules and regulations. In most novels of the same type, "silver🥩" is inedible/harmful, so they eat vegetarian dishes or other things every day... In addition, the protagonist has a strong desire to survive, and I really feel that he is "surviving" rather than "unparalleled (regardless of intelligence and martial arts)". The protagonist also makes mistakes, such as "limitations of thinking" or "overly cautious and afraid to take risks", and the latter is punished (or rewarded?) For this. Not much else to say. So far, although there are some flaws in some places, the flaws are still outweighed. No matter how you say it, Tomato is a top-notch ghost story. (This is also a rare work that I can read with my mind)

Nice. The protagonist is not a brainless protagonist, he is an African chief with an online IQ and full of courage. At present, it seems that the level has not expanded, and the sense of oppression brought by the S-level copy is very strong. Judging from the plot design, the author has put a lot of thought into it. Although some of the logic is slightly flawed, it's overall pretty good. The flaws do not hide the flaws, and it is worth reading. The only problem is that the number of words is too small. It is recommended to read the first copy first. I just finished my second copy now. I hope to continue the style of the first copy. The author can write more.

Objectively evaluating the IQ of the protagonist in this book is online throughout. Unlike many rules and ghost stories, this book adds a lot of settings. S-level talents are indeed very strong, but they die faster. On the contrary, those who do not have strong talents and rely on their own efforts will live longer. Now I have a guess about these talent promotions. It may be that S-level people have already touched the power of authority. For example, there is a return to death, which may be the power of time and space. It may be that S-level talents can also be promoted, and they need to pass A or S-level weird stories, and finally be promoted to those with authority, but the gods will not let them succeed, or even if they succeed, their authority will be robbed. As for the trick mother, she may be here to find her subordinates. I feel that Xiaojiang's Fortune Qitian should be the one that can live the longest. After all, this talent allows him to be in B level or lower level in many ghost stories. There is no possibility of promotion to the talent, so he will not be targeted by the gods, or the power of luck. This talent itself is very heaven-defying. It's great. I've already read the fourth copy. I'll wait for the next copy to finish before reading it again. Forget it, I don't dare to read it anymore, for fear that I'll die from such a good book. Update it quickly, update it quickly, it's not enough

I started with just over 10,000 people and now have hundreds of thousands of people, which is enough to prove the excellence of this book. (The low rating is because Tomato only looks at the rating, as well as the amount of reading and other reasons) Everyone in the story is normal, (I mean the brain is normal) So far, from the latest chapter to the latest chapter, there is no one who messes around, and some just do whatever it takes to achieve their own ends. Each character has his own relatively independent personality. The story line is not about the traditional protagonist being omnipotent, but everyone trying their best. (The Xiao Chong book with a total viewing time of about 1,000 hours is not a scam, you can still swallow this book) [laughing] The second dungeon is too long, with more than 100 chapters, and it is a bit different from the first dungeon. The first dungeon revolves around the protagonist, while the second dungeon has fewer roles for the protagonist. The main reason is that the supporting roles have more roles. If the dungeon is too long, it will cause fatigue. It will not work if this dungeon is not changed. It is almost 200 chapters, and the protagonist is still useless. It is okay to give the protagonist something.

I listened to it while driving a long distance. I listened to the first copy in the middle of the night. It made my hair stand on end. I kept feeling that there was someone in the back seat while driving, which was a rare feeling. The plot that mainly focuses on the battle of wits is indeed very exciting, and it is finally not a cookie-cutter "national destiny". However, when I saw the sky is falling later, I thought I had finished the book before I clicked on it. It turned out that it only ended in the second copy, and I didn't know how long it would take to finish. The second copy began to feel that there were two obvious shortcomings. One was the grinding feeling caused by over-emphasis on group portraits, and the other was the lack of tension caused by the protagonist being a little too strategic. But the setting is interesting, and I still have the desire to continue chasing it. Come on, author.

Personally, I like strange stories with the style of "Heaven is like a prison". It may be subjective. The score should be between 90 and 96 points. 1. The logic is closed-loop. Many questions you see in the early stage will be explained along with the plot, including but not limited to the protagonist cutting off his head in order to survive, the protagonist's memory problem, Ma Liang's abnormal enthusiasm, etc. Small or big problems 2. The protagonists and villains are both highly intelligent. The author will not suppress the supporting characters, especially the red one. If he were not a mortal, the protagonist would be gone. 3. The protagonist has a growth line, not only the external ability, but also the mental ability. The first dungeon is immature, the second dungeon is mature and quick to adapt, and the teacher and the enemy are learned. The third dungeon is basically the top batch. 4. Wonderful plot, because 2, just like the introduction, it is really well written 5. The writing style is actually not very good, but the work is willing to use pen and ink to depict the characters, which almost makes the main characters appear very distinct. 6. The sense of despair and hope is well created. Almost all roads are blocked, and even miracles are slapped to death. Combined with the difficulty of the ghost story, the weird level of intelligence, and the malice of the gods, during the viewing process, human beings are fooled into thinking that there is no life left. However, the protagonist is too smart, and the protagonist does not turn evil when he first meets his lover. However, his desire to survive is strong enough, and there seems to be a little chance from his perspective. 7. Rules are always rules, identity is always important and difficult to change, authority is greater than anything else, he does not swallow settings May be added later Rules are still rules, but rules are no longer absolute, so if you want to see pure rules, you can stop [face covering]

After listening to the first story, the first story is very exciting. The protagonist's IQ is online, his reaction is quick, and he dares to gamble. The second story changed the style of painting. Are all your teammates weird? ? And he kept complaining, there is no need for this. I have listened to two stories, and the second one is too weak. The weirdness in it is not strong (I don't see any weirdness in the rules), the restrictions are too big, and the talents of teammates and players are too strong. The old man's A-level talent is also very abnormal, and he keeps doing sit-ups. Especially the kid's teammate, who has great luck in the sky, and can win completely lying down. What, the kid is the son of the goddess of luck? If the dungeon is also made by the so-called gods, then what is the point of putting these heaven-defying talents in the dungeon? What's the point of unlimited copies? If the first dungeon can score 9 points, then the second dungeon can only score 4 points. The protagonist's calm personality in Chapter 1 becomes a nanny for children in Chapter 2. Not to mention that these are for the team, this setting is very uncomfortable. In this infinite flow, no matter who is being Forced to be a babysitter or something, it's disgusting. The dungeon is always described as being very powerful. At this ending, most of the teammates have passed the level. The teammates' talents are really awesome, and their IQs are online, but the weirdness is so weak. Is this really unlimited streaming? The protagonist is fighting wits and courage in the first dungeon, and only one head is left, which is not as good as someone else's S-level talent. It's too disgusting and frustrating. This is not a question of Shuangshuang. If the dungeon is set by rules, then why is there such an unbalanced talent setting? I was deceived just by reading the comments.

I have read a lot of ghost story novels with infinite flow rules. This book really stood out to me. Although the name of this book seems to be quite good, the first ghost story sounds very cliche, but the content is very logical. There is a twist. The protagonist is not invincible, not brainless, and the IQ is online. The plot is reversed and will give you chills on the back. The second story is about a group of elephants. Each player is very clever and hides their strength. The ghost stories in it are also very clever. They are lured into traps and are very good at planning. The only bad thing about this book is that the reason for the bad review is that it only updates one chapter a day. Can the author be more diligent?

Although I have just finished the first copy and only read chapter 38, this is really much better than the strange rules stories in other cool books. It is simply a clear spring. The best rules strange stories I have ever seen, and the IQs of all the members are online. And the thinking is very impressive: whether it is the connection between the two Uncle Lis, the battle of wits between Dahuang and the protagonist, or the insertion of the "sister", especially the protagonist's psychological reaction to breaking through the desperate situation, etc.; The protagonist's caution and will not give up as long as there is a glimmer of life are vividly depicted, and Dahuang's application of copy is written to the extreme, especially the protagonist who takes advantage of loopholes in the rules to tease the two Uncle Lis. It also describes the personalities of the two Uncle Lis, which is very, very nice!

There is no system, cheating is purely a battle of wits between humans and weirdos. There are many scheming between one and two personalities, but most of them belong to the protagonist. At the beginning, I watched the first ghost story because I read the manga to kill time, but later I found that it was not as simple as I thought. At the end, I had a shocking feeling. I have to say that the author's writing is really good. His way of thinking is different from ordinary people. I am looking forward to the next plot more and more, just hope that it will not end. The protagonist and Ma Liang initially helped each other because they were teammates (?), But gradually they grew to like each other and trusted each other even a little bit. So I was thinking about the name of the cp for a minute or two. The homophony made me laugh, so I became more optimistic about this pair (Liang Ming. I am the staunch protagonist). I may make additions from time to time as I read the rest of the article, but these are all personal opinions.

The author's logic and imagination are good, and it is indeed not a traditional fantasy story about rules. The reasoning and wit part is not as bad as the low-scoring reviews say. The details feel a little more momentum, and the more details are drawn, the more readers will be convinced. It's just that the bigger the world view is, the more difficult it is, and more information needs to be added. However, compressing so much information into one place and outputting a lot of things at once is more confusing and difficult to understand (one chapter is almost entirely a long dialogue between two people. Although it is to supplement the planning process and allow readers to understand the development of the story, it is really a bit overwhelming. Marked) Well, my eyes are a little tired after watching it. The protagonist of the dungeon, Lao Cun, and the perspective of so many dummies are really a bit confusing. After watching it for a long time, I feel a little confused... Well, the separation of the several dummy protagonists is a bit big, and their personalities are also obviously different from the protagonists. However, there are many viewpoints of the dummies and they all have the name Jiang Ming. Does it feel like it has lowered the quality of the protagonist? It's kind of ruining the protagonist's erect image. But the author's writing style still really impressed me. It has its own characteristics among the authors who write about this kind of subject. It is worth reading.

I've finished reading the first copy. I feel it's not as impressive as the recommended one, but it's pretty good. The author's introduction is very accurate. It's not a traditional rules fantasy. In fact, most of the time I spent fighting weird things (the kind that makes the protagonist unhappy), and it's obvious that the protagonist has already counted. The second one is terrible, but the whole story is like "the protagonist is in a tough battle, the protagonist is defeated step by step, and the protagonist gives a victory speech." It also feels that the protagonist's aura is full, but no matter what, it is a masterpiece on Tomato. As long as you don't mind the weird stories about unorthodox rules, the non-shuang novel is still worth reading.