
Rules of Horror: I Have a Legion of Hauntings
规则怪谈,我有一个怪谈军团
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- Completed
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- Mystery
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- Mystery High-Concept
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- 2y ago
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Explore more →Please, I Need Novels Where the Female Protagonist Is the Mother of Monsters or the Creator of All Things!!!
I’ve been thinking nonstop about *Transmigrating to the Apocalypse: The Monsters I Wrote Became Real* lately, but it’s still unfinished. Two chapters a day just aren’t enough. Are there any similar books I can check out? Please recommend female-oriented novels, thanks!
♟️The Protagonist Is an Overpowered Resident of a Horror World, Which Humans Explore Later
Looking for Stories About Taming Ghosts and Monsters, Raising Them, and Fighting to Level Up
Infinite-Flow Horror and Thrillers! No Couples, No Flirting, No Harem!
Recommend some good thriller novels. Make them scary, but don't make the protagonist an idiot. I want someone with a high IQ!!
Looking for a Truly Satisfying Power Fantasy, Not a Frustrating Story Masquerading as One.
Pulling the Strings Behind the Scenes and Reaping the Rewards!
I want books like I Pretended to Be a System, and All of Humanity Worked for Me. Are there similar stories where I assign tasks to all of humanity and sit back behind the scenes to reap the rewards?
Back to Gold Prospecting: Recommend Some Romance-Free Stories Without Toxicity or Tired Cliches
Books Where the Protagonist Creates a Paranormal Story Association
The Protagonist Becomes an Immortal Monster, Aligned with the Neutral, Opposing, or Home Faction
Looking for books like *Eternal Night Era: I Became the Tyrant of a Sea of Corpses*. The protagonist should be fundamentally different from humans, or mutate: zombie, jiangshi, ghost, vampire, werewolf, alien, paranormal entity, yaoguai, fiend, or demon. Fanfiction or original fiction is fine
Stories About Sequences, Rules, Supernatural Powers, the Bizarre, Urban Legends, and Horror
Clever Rule-Based Horror Stories
Please don't recommend Mom's Note. I'm looking for high-quality rule-based horror stories.
Novels Where the Protagonist Gradually Becomes Less and Less Human, or Less Like a Normal Creature
Looking for books like The Guest, Your Mom's Tentacles Are Crying! The stranger the better, like Dr. Apple in The Guest, Your Mom's Tentacles Are Crying! (either her battlefield form or her true form).
Behind-the-Scenes Stories!!! Low-Key Public Reveals, Consistent Worldbuilding, and No Cringey Moments
Can't We Get a Proper Rules Horror Story? The Protagonist Needs to Have a Brain!!!!
Rules-based horror stories, but can the protagonist please have a brain?!!! Don't make them rely purely on a golden finger. If you like power fantasies, that's fine, but please don't recommend them here unless they actually fit!
The Protagonist Becomes a Ghost or an Evil Entity, and Isn't a Goody-Two-Shoes
The protagonist becomes a ghost or some other supernatural entity, isn't a bleeding heart, and doesn't care much for humans. No symbiotes, please. Thanks, everyone 🙏
Fabrication, Roleplaying, Sky Screen, Behind-the-Scenes Scheming: Any Two or More
Looking for books like *History Livestream: I Make Up Myths to Stay Alive*.
Looking for Supernatural Foundation-style Containment Stories. Any Recommendations?
No rules-based horror, and nothing technology-related. I only want books close to *Kowloon: Never Sleep* and *The Backrooms*.
Muscle Ascension, Vital Energy, Martial Arts, the Supernatural, and Stat Allocation
The protagonist eventually becomes something nonhuman.
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Can Create Monsters?
No self-sacrificing saintly protagonists.
Male-Oriented Fiction!!
Are there any male-oriented novels? Lately, everything I’ve been reading is female-oriented. What, are all the male-oriented ones banned? It feels like I haven’t read one in tens of thousands of years.
Please Recommend Stories Where the Protagonist Is a Rules-horror Boss or Administrator
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Turns into a Monster from the Start and Never Hides It, So Everyone Knows What He Is
Ideally a dark story, where becoming a paranormal entity means killing without hesitation, and becoming a monster means getting revenge on everyone who wronged you. No hiding your strength or identity, no putting on a mask.
No Saintly Do-Gooders! They Make Me Furious. Villain Protagonists Preferred!
No Female Lead. The Protagonist Stays Single the Whole Time. This Monk Is Trying to Give Up Lust
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This kind of book that kills decisively is really comfortable to read. It's not like some books that are timid and timid. They can obviously kill but still take care of those who care about keeping them.
Just looking at quality. It is better than many books in the top 500 of the monthly list.
So cool, so cool, so cool to watch. [Love][Love][Love][Love][Love][Love][Love][Love][Love][Love][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like] I felt great when I saw 50 cards and went to kill the Chen family. However, when I entered the dungeon later, my strength was suppressed. This made me feel aggrieved and uncomfortable. There were also some other minor drawbacks.
It's quite good to watch. There are no messy things like live broadcasts of national luck, and the protagonist kills decisively, which is good.
The writing is pretty good, at least so far as I can see, the logic is very clear and there aren't many poisonous points. In the middle period, it started to feel a little strange. Inexplicably sacrificing strength in order to protect human beings, it seems as if the protagonist has changed his gender.
It's very interesting, it's a novel without a heroine, the protagonist is not completely inhumane, but he never shows mercy. The early writing is very good, but the progress towards the end is too fast. I thought it would be solved step by step like before, but Dean Chen said it all at once, but at least it is complete, but the author forgot to write down Li Chanchan's true identity. Although everyone should have guessed it, she is Lilith (personally, I think it is impossible to be sure because the author forgot to write it) The death of the original owner Richard touched me the most in the whole article, but it also gave Richard a lot of benefits. I was really happy to see everyone living their own lives. It was expected that the ending did not say what happened to Richard. We hope that Richard will return to the heavens, but Richard's character is not like this. There is no big regret. In the end, I can only say: Goodbye, Richard and everyone (Richard's companions and friends)!
I have read the third volume and I think it is well written. The male protagonist is a ruthless person. Although he is indifferent, he is not the kind of person with an emotional disorder. At least he still has human emotions in normal times. It's understandable considering the experience of the male protagonist. When I read the first copy of the game, it was at night, and I was scared. Later, I was okay. Some copies were scary, and some were not. The writing was actually very neat, and there was no procrastinating plot at all. It was probably because of the author's major changes, but it always felt like it wasn't rich enough.
Nice, it can be said that it has the best and most terrifying protagonist character among all the supernatural novels I have read. I'm so curious about what the protagonist's native world is like, and how the protagonist became so absolutely rational. One thing to say, from the current point of view, every choice of the protagonist is well-founded, and he is smarter than me at first glance, which makes me feel happy.
I've finished reading the first volume, and I'm here to evaluate it. The male protagonist is really decisive in killing, doesn't procrastinate, and avenges his enemies on the spot. He doesn't have a beautiful mother, a charming sister, a weak sister, and there is no female protagonist. All his relatives are just the background. It's good to watch.
How can I put it this way? The writing of this book is still very good. Although it is a bit stiff in some places, the character of the protagonist is well expressed. In the world of ghost stories, he has a dark personality and is indifferent and selfish from beginning to end. Anyone who gets in the way will die. In the end, when almost no one threatens him, the last trace of sensibility is left in human nature. It is still recommended to read it.