Give the Rule Horror a Taste of Longguo’s Might

It's great! Although the beginning was a bit cringey, the author handled it very well later on. Aside from the title revealing the author's eccentricities, the content is rich and logically clear, completely different from other "rule-based supernatural tales" I've read before.

This book absolutely deserves a high score. Don't mind the author's use of references; it's just a gimmick and doesn't have much connection to the story. The content is logical and well-structured, and there's no nonsensical humor involved. You need to use your brain to watch this. You might feel a little confused at first, but don't worry, just keep watching.

A fantastic story about strange rules, especially since I was so happy that the National Countermeasures Team wasn't completely useless. This book is really let down by its title; I've passed by it dozens of times without ever bothering to click. The author should thank the other reviewers. Looking forward to the completion of the book.

The concept is interesting, the logic is smooth, the content is novel, and the plot development is natural and not forced. It seems the protagonist is given a huge cheat code from the start, but he doesn't mindlessly rely on it. Instead, his abilities and intelligence demonstrate that he can handle this cheat code, preventing it from overshadowing the main character and making it feel subtle.

It's really well made, so why isn't it popular? Besides the intrigue within the supernatural dungeons, there's also intrigue between nations. It's not just simple monster-slaying and leveling up; the characters are intelligent throughout. The world-building is excellent and very interesting. Why isn't it popular?

It's a great book. I had to go through 40-50 records to find it again after forgetting to add it to my bookshelf. It has a unique charm that sets it apart from other books. You can truly feel the protagonist's patriotism and his willingness to sacrifice everything for his country. I love this feeling and will always support it!

This is a true novel about the fate of the nation, unlike Tomato's other trashy, mindless wish-fulfillment novels. No one can deny the author's imagination. You may not agree with the plot and writing, but the setting is truly unbeatable.

It's rare to see a supernatural tale that treats rules as rules. I've never quite understood the concept of purely false rules in rule-based supernatural tales; it always seemed like a setup solely to highlight the protagonist's cheat-like abilities. Finally, in a novel, all the so-called rules are conditionally correct! I'm so happy and love it! Wow, my little sister is so cute! Mommy loves you! Ahhhhh, Li Dong, Dong as in the East 🥺

Finally, this isn't a story that emasculates its own civilization from the start just to make the protagonist show off. The writing is very engaging, with a wildly imaginative plot. At first glance, the protagonist seems to have all the advantages from the beginning, but later it's revealed that everything he has achieved is through his own efforts; there are no shortcuts.

It's not some generic "mom's note" or anything like that; the original rules are great, and there are no mindless viewers.