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

Giving my own book five stars isn't too much to ask, is it? ٩( 'ω' )و

1. In District 13, besides talismans, there are also magical items like black energy and masks, but the author wisely chose only one. Talismans have strong functionality and more comprehensive abilities. Black energy could easily become a mindless story, directly pushing through dungeons, but I'd rather read a fantasy urban novel.

I feel this is second to none among the strange tales about rules I've read. The first one, needless to say, is the perfect exploitation of the rules—it's amazing! Also, it should be a little mentally taxing, ideally enough to burn out my CPU.

Here's a capsule, please don't abandon the story (1/999). The talisman design is ingenious, and so far, the plot points are innovative. The dungeons are all short to medium length stories, which might not be deep enough in other books, but they're just right for 12 talismans. If each talisman is a separate dungeon, then 12 dungeons wouldn't be suitable for each story to be a long narrative.

The storylines are quite interesting! The protagonist's name is really well chosen (though why is the author such a tease? [Actually, I don't really like using references, it feels like it ruins the atmosphere?? But whatever])

So what exactly does Xiao Ming want to do? He'd better not actually take the opposite side. To be honest, I'm very curious about the true feelings of evil towards good. Is it resentment and complaint stemming from bearing the burdens of good alone, or from envy of goodness? Or is it simply the feeling that no one doesn't love their own love?

This book is excellent, with great attention to detail and no mindless plot twists. In my opinion, it's one of the better books I've read. It's the fifth best book in its genre I've come across. I just hope it doesn't have a bad ending. And that scene with the sunny neighborhood at the end truly shocked me; I never expected such a plot to happen.

The plot is excellent, and sometimes you can see the deliberate intention.

So far it's been okay, a little scary, hopefully it will continue.

The protagonist has a cheat code but doesn't abuse it; he's very intelligent.