Rule Horror: Remember, Your Teachers Only Want What’s Best for You

It's not too much to give my book ⑤ stars٩( 'ω' )و

1. In addition to spells, there are also magic items such as black energy and masks in District Thirteen, but the author chose one wisely. Spells are highly functional and have more comprehensive capabilities. If it's dark, it's easy to turn it into a mindless article and directly recommend a copy, but in this case I might as well read a fantasy city. The mask is actually optional, but the abilities of the mask are not much different. Summoning the ghost army is a universal ability (although the summoned troops are different). Moreover, the mask can strengthen the user's body mostly, such as softening, being able to fly, eating shadows, etc. In my opinion, the functionality is not as good as the charm, and the strength is not as good as the black energy. 2. The author's entry point is very good. In the past, the weird rules-based books I have seen have solved problems as an outsider, but this book will integrate "oneself" into the weird world, and solve problems from the perspective of NPCs and bosses. I personally like this way of writing, which allows readers to gain a deeper understanding of the story from different angles. This is also a relatively innovative way of writing among the role-playing novels I have read (maybe it's because I haven't read enough books, but I've never seen this angle before). 3. The author is very persuasive. I read this book after the author had finished revising the text. Looking at the comments section and some of the author's endnotes, I learned that the author has greatly changed some content in order to make the characters and plot reasonable. 4. Although I know it is inevitable, I still want to say, don't set up a super long copy, let alone set up multiple small copies in the copy. As a reader (only myself), I feel really tired when reading long copies, especially when there are long copies within small copies.

I feel like it ranks second among all the weird rules I've read. Needless to say what is number one, it's the perfect use of rules yyds Also, it can burn my brain a little bit. It would be better if it dry-burns my CPU.

Offer a capsule to bid farewell to the eunuch (1/999). The design of the talisman is very clever. So far, the plot points are all innovative. The copies are all short and medium-sized stories. It may not be in-depth enough in other books, but it is just right here in 12 Talismans. If a talisman is a copy, 12 copies are really not suitable for every long narrative. And although it is a short to medium-length story, it is very logically logical, not toxic at the moment, and just long enough to not be boring. If one dungeon and one spell also add the connection between each dungeon and the behind-the-scenes boss, the world view of this book will probably be even grander than other books. This is the main reason why I am worried that the author will become a eunuch. The high-quality copies currently circulating on the market may not be able to support the length of 12 chapters. The author's innovation will be tested later. The other talismans are okay, but the methods and abilities to obtain the dragon, horse, and dog talismans probably gave the author a headache.

I think the story line is quite interesting! The name of the protagonist is really well chosen (it's just that the author is such a bastard [actually I don't like jokes, it seems like it ruins the atmosphere?? But it doesn't matter)

So what exactly does Xiao Ming want to do? He'd better not really stand on the opposite side. Should I say it or not? I'm very curious about the feelings of evil when faced with good. Is it because kindness leaves oneself alone to bear or is it the hatred and complaint caused by envy of kindness? Or is it because no one does not love oneself?

This book is very good, and the details are well focused. There is no brainless plot. In my eyes, it is a relatively good book. It is the fifth good-looking book I have read among the same type of books. I just hope it will not be unfinished. The last scene of Sunshine Community really shocked me. I did not expect that there would be such a plot.

The plot is very good, sometimes you can see the shadow of intentionality

So far so good, I'm a little scared, I hope I can continue

The protagonist has some tricks but doesn't abuse them. He's very smart.