Rule Horror: You Call Me Brutal, Yet You Love Me with All Your Heart

Ahhhh! I really love this book. How can my wife be so gentle? It completely touched my heart. I give it a five-star rating!

I like the character of the protagonist very much. He is cold but not lacking in gentleness. He has his own set of rules and regulations. He feels so safe. I really want to call him my father [sending my heart] That Luo Ling is so annoying. Does it do her any good to deliberately kill her teammates? I hope to go offline as soon as possible 😠😠😠 In addition, the author mentioned in the article that others praise the protagonist too highly, and if he makes a mistake, he will be pulled down from the altar... You don't want to torture him, right? Don't 😢😢😢

This book is so beautiful. Please come and give this book a five-star rating 😳 It's over, see you in the next book👋🏻

It's good-looking 💕 The protagonist is really gentle and nice, but he doesn't want to be a holy father. There is no content with the female characters and there is no pornographic content about the female characters. It is really friendly to female readers. Every character in it has flesh and blood 💕

[I have read Chapter 173 so far] Prepare to read this copy after it is finished. This is the first book I've read. It's about the same country, family, and multiplayer game. I didn't like it before. I didn't know it at first. After reading a few chapters, I got into it. Although the other people inside are still supportive on the whole, they each have their own characteristics and will work hard to do what they can. Moreover, every person created is lifelike, whether it is the passive Virgin, or the bloody but naked, declining god, constantly flashing, etc., It is very interesting. There are foreigners who have joined the Dragon Kingdom. In addition, this is also the first book I have read. Blue Star participates in the competition with other planets, which is very fresh. The only doubt is that the protagonist is too powerful. Without the protagonist, there is basically no choice but to die. Can Blue Star really pass the level? It was set up this way on purpose. From the current point of view, it seems that it was really intentional. A big conspiracy has emerged. I look forward to the following article.

I like it so much🥰It's a very interesting book! Author, you are my god!!!!

Nice! Once again, I lament that women's writing style is really delicate and gentle, and they can write a horror and horror subject such as a rule ghost story with full warmth. This is the rule ghost story that I have never seen that is the least like a rule ghost story. However, after reading many similar articles, I feel that they are the same. On the contrary, this article is refreshing. The author's writing style, rhythm, and plot are all remarkable. The protagonist has the most vivid image. God the Father loves the world. Other supporting characters are all stereotyped, which is the biggest regret of this article: the length is too short, otherwise the plot, world view, and characters would be more fleshed out. In addition, the pacing of the ending was a bit messy and the plot was a bit far-fetched, but otherwise it was pretty good.

At first I thought the protagonist was some kind of evil big devil, the kind who kills randomly, but he is actually very powerful and gentle. This is probably a micro-group portrait. The protagonist is well portrayed, and the supporting characters are also quite distinctive, but the description becomes average when there are too many people. Also, the protagonist is too powerful, leaving no room for other teammates to grow. If the protagonist is removed, the other players will definitely not be as good as players from other countries. I personally feel that they can be made a little more powerful, at least on the same level as players from other countries. The players are basically very united and friendly, and the interactions are quite interesting. I really like the main character, it's really great. He treats everyone equally and doesn't care about everyone equally. He has the feeling of being aloof from gods and demons, but he is also very gentle and treats everyone else like children. He is very tolerant and generous towards children, but he is also very decisive when dealing with disobedient people. My language organization skills are not good, but I like it very much. Overall, there are bugs and the plot is average. But, I really like the character of the protagonist, and the plot of the dungeon is also great. The plot basically reflects reality, and the concept is very good. Recommend it! Until the ending, it felt like the supporting characters were not truly independent. The protagonist was always paying attention, and even if they died, they would be resurrected in the end. What can I say, the ending feels a bit idealistic, and it feels like the protagonist group will not die. Then the world outside the boundary, that is, Wan Kong's initial world, is not that good. I feel that the protagonist must have tampered with it. Then the root of all chaos is that Wan Kong did something wrong. What can I say? I just feel that this part of the plot cannot be studied in detail, and the logic cannot flow. In the end, I forgave, but it's not like I couldn't forgive. I just felt that all this was quite dramatic. I thought there was a betrayal, a powerful enemy or something, but this is the result. I have been foreshadowing how powerful the protagonist is in the past, and I thought he was being plotted against him. As a result, in the end, I recalled my subordinates one by one, and then I found out that everything was just a coincidence and misunderstanding, not intentional, and it felt really bad. Anticlimactic feeling. The previous plot is not very rigorous, but it is not bad. It is my favorite type, and the protagonist's character is also good. But it feels like everything behind is messed up and doesn't look good.

So pretty! I think this book is relatively new in subject matter among rule-based fantasy novels, with clever ideas and a huge worldview. As the book says, "From a planet, to a star, to the Milky Way." From Dragon Kingdom becoming the leader of Blue Star to World War, Blue Star upgraded step by step. The description of the group portraits is also very good. In the early stage, the children mainly relied on Ren Huan to pass the level. Later, they gradually strengthened their own strength through training, but this still did not cover up the aura of the protagonist. The protagonist's identity and experience are gradually revealed as Blue Star upgrades. I feel that the protagonist's personality and strength are very strong. I really like the boss's character setting. Although there are some minor flaws, such as the sudden writing that Alice is also bound to the system, which feels a bit abrupt, and I didn't see any foreshadowing in the past, the flaws do not hide the good points, and overall it is pretty good. I'm currently at the early 200th chapter and will finish it soon. I really like this novel and I couldn't help but leave a review before I've finished it.

The protagonist is so gentle, really, I cried to death. I really like this kind of protagonist. He is strong, charming, safe, and a nice person. Not the Holy Mother.