Rule Horror: From the Start, I Had a Toolbox

After seeing Chapter 130, let me tell you my opinion. This book is much better than most other books about rules and weird stories. There is no talent for those who have no brains to ignore the rules, and there is no unlucky luck. Dihua imagines himself as a big boss. He is cautious, discovers the rules, uses the rules, tests the rules, and finds a way out. You can see at a glance that the shortcoming is the first one. The two dungeons were so baffling. I just left the first dungeon and went directly to the second special dungeon. There was no explanation or foreshadowing. I thought the first dungeon had not ended yet and entered the second stage, so I suddenly transferred to the second dungeon. The end was also very abrupt, and I went directly to the rest space a few days later. Putting aside the connection part, the content quality of the copy is very good. Very much looking forward to finishing the third copy.

The plot is pretty good, the protagonist's IQ is online, the supporting characters are not brainless, and the barrage is not brainless. It is better than 99% of the rule-based ghost stories. The most important thing is that it is a novel with a male protagonist. The protagonist does not have that troubling smell, and it is very normal when it comes to describing female appearances and women's techniques. It is really rare.

It's very interesting. The first copy is very suitable for a text-based puzzle game. It reminds me of a micro-horror game similar to Fireworks. I look forward to the author's subsequent plot development.

It's great that it's finally not some bad SSS talent. I finally see the protagonist seriously thinking about the rules. The multiplayer version also has rare normal teammates, but there are so many [crying] that they suddenly disappeared when I looked at them. Come on, author, and look forward to the follow-up.

I think it's at least better than 90% of Tomato's rules. Finally, I came across another novel about rules and ghost stories that relies not on luck and golden fingers, but on IQ to pass the level. It is quite well written. What's the matter with the author not updating in the past few days? The last good fantasy novel about rules and ghost stories that I followed has been discontinued. I hope the author will not follow his example.

Beautiful! Recommend! I don't know why the score is so low. Isn't this much better than a large number of "rules" scores with 9 points or so? Although this book has national sports and live broadcast settings, the proportion is not very large, and the national prompts and barrages are quite normal, not anti-intellectual, and will not describe players from other countries as weak, which avoids a major poisonous point. And this book has a very good point. It doesn't make fancy fake rules, the rules are real. The interesting thing about looking at strange rules is to find the contradictions and discords between the rules. I can't think of any other use for making fake rules other than to try luck and cheat the protagonist. The whole book is basically divided into two lines: light and dark. The light line is about passing through copies of Kaidan, and the dark line is about exploring the truth about the world of Kaitan. The protagonist is smart but not blindly reckless. He can weigh the pros and cons and dare to take risks. The author also has a good grasp of the rhythm. Occasionally, there are some funny plot twists, which makes it very comfortable to watch. All in all, it is recommended! +1 For a good rules book. The author must not stop updating it. It's really good.

It's beautiful, the writing is smooth, and there is no ridicule like most national sports live broadcasts. Basically, they are intelligent, and the plot is also very interesting. The author has a lot of imagination, and it ranks in the top five of the weird stories I have seen. Then the author suddenly stopped updating [crying]. There are only dozens of them at the moment. It is best to wait until the author resumes updating. Wouldn't the author explain it? -_-|| @

It is a good source of food among the rules and ghost stories. It follows the traditional zoo ghost story with all the rules being real and no fake ghost stories. Although it has participated in the live broadcast of the National Games, it is well controlled. In reality, the number of scenes is very small and the barrage is only once in dozens of chapters. At the same time, the plot does not excessively vilify other countries. It follows the route of all the members working together as a family to overcome difficulties. The corresponding role of Han is suspected of pinching him. Ma Dongxi is very lovable and has joined the main cast.

It's quite good-looking. Although the first dungeon is also of the "home" type, it's not too cliched. There's warmth in the horror. It's quite touching. It has a lot of imagination and a good sense of immersion. I felt a little scared after watching some parts (such as when the protagonist went to find the fifth building for the first time in the mirror world). The logic is also quite harmonious. The lack of fake rules is also a great advantage. When I read the books with fake rules in the past, I always thought, who can pass this? The protagonist can only pass it if he has to die, right? The reader is completely unable to participate in the decryption of the copy, which makes it fun to watch, but in fact there is no sense of involvement. So if there are no false rules, then the real decryption is really enlightening. And the description of the barrage and other chosen ones is finally not so brainless ╭(′▽`)╭(′▽`)╯ It's very comfortable to watch, and you don't feel like you're suddenly being fed shit.

I think it is a masterpiece that can score 9 points. The rhythm is tight, the dungeon setting is novel, thrilling and logical. The protagonist is smart, sensible and humane, and can make mistakes. It is not a golden finger type. The barrage is not the kind of meaningless quarrels in blockbusters. There are still normal people. The main characters in other countries are also very three-dimensional and do not rely on belittling others to elevate themselves. They are all flesh-and-blood, affectionate and meaningful. Many places are very meaningful, such as the Soul Recovery Night dungeon. For example, the instructions outside the dungeon will require the talented people to attack each other, but the talented people have their own ideas. After reading the whole story, I felt quite heavy. Talented people cannot return to reality (in a sense, it is a kind of protection but it must be very depressing). This strange rule will still continue to affect our world, and the hope of living a stable life is too small. Finally looking forward to the second part!