
Rule Horror: The Eerie Happy Home
规则怪谈:诡异的幸福之家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 36
Explore more →Looking for Novels Like Despair Classroom and Terrifying Homework
I especially like stories where the characters kill each other at the beginning to complete a mission
Rule-Horror Stories About Families, with an Older Brother Who Is Obsessed with His Younger Sibling
National Destiny Stories! National Destiny Stories! National Destiny Stories!
Proper Rule-Based Horror Stories, No Bait-and-Switch
I'm looking for rule-based horror stories like The Zoo Mystery. At least most of the rules should be correct, and violating them should result in contamination rather than instantly kicking the bucket. An ordinary person who stays alert should have a chance of making it through, instead of it being completely dependent on an overpowered cheat that nobody can survive without.
Mystery, Puzzles, Games, Infinite-Flow, High-IQ
A protagonist similar to Joker.
Clever Rule-Based Horror Stories
Please don't recommend Mom's Note. I'm looking for high-quality rule-based horror stories.
Rule-Based Horror Stories Where the Characters Don't Become Idiots
I’ve read lots of rule-based horror stories and noticed that most of them make some side characters ridiculously stupid. Are there any rule-based game stories where the enemies are genuinely formidable and the protagonist is just as capable, or maybe something really brainy? The protagonist must not be made stupid either!
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!
Looking for Infinite-Flow Horror Novels Like Hell Apartment and Strange House
Looking for books similar to The Haunted House. I want something in the infinite-flow horror and mystery genre, but without a System or livestreaming from the start.
Looking for Rules-Horror Stories with a Female Lead, Please!
Looking for books like *Rule-Breaking Tales: The System Changes the Rules for Me*. I only know a few rule-horror stories with heroines, so here are some recommendations for stories without heroines but with rebellious male leads. I hope you’ll recommend some rule-horror stories with heroines too. Finally,
Are There Any Novels With Guides Similar to Strange Tales of a House? I’ve Really Been Enjoying This Kind Lately
Please Recommend High-Quality Rule-Based Horror Stories With Smart Leads and Deductive Reasoning
I don't care how strong they are. I want someone who crushes everyone with their intelligence.
Rules Horror, Rules Horror! I've Recently Gotten Hooked on This Genre
Looking for a book like *Rules of the Strange Tales: I Can Exploit the Rules Perfectly*.
No Rule-Based Horror Stories Have Reached God-Tier Since Gu Yi
Looking for stories like Rule-Based Horror: I Can Exploit the Rules Perfectly. Please recommend rule-based horror stories with no romance, logical mysteries, a good plot, and plenty of thrills.
The Pinnacle of Rule-Talk Horror. I Want a Protagonist Who Uses Reasoning, Not Some Brain-Dead Power Fantasy
Looking for Rule-Based Horror Stories More Addictive Than Su Ming
Looking for books like *I Started Rebelling in the Rules Horror Game*.
In Rules Horror, There’s No Masterpiece Besides Gu Yi. If You Disagree, Bring It On
Horror Novels, the Scarier the Better! The Kind That Keep You Too Afraid to Sleep After Reading at Midnight
There should be a male protagonist and no female lead. The male lead should be handsome but cruel, fearless on the outside and in his personality, and, most importantly, strong and cruel. Extremely cruel!
A More Serious SCP Novel
No female lead, and no saintly protagonist.
Rule-Horror Novels Have No Masterpieces Left Besides Perfectly Exploiting the Rules
I want to read books similar to Rule Horror Stories: I Can Use the Rules Perfectly.
Strange Tales! Strange Tales! Strange Tales! I Want Strange Tales! I Can’t Live Without Them!
I want something like *Horror Movie NPC Goes on a Killing Spree in a Horror Game*.
Rule-Horror Stories Without National Destiny
Looking for books similar to Rules of the Strange: Hope Children's Welfare Home. The protagonist should be smart and logical. No brainless power fantasies or random golden fingers.
I’m Hooked on Rules Horror Lately. Any Recommendations from Experts in the Genre?
Looking for High-Quality Rule-Based Horror Stories. Lesser-Known Gems Are Fine Too
For rule-based horror stories, all I want is rules, instances, and supernatural horrors.
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(Only seen Chapter 16) The first dungeon is similar to Zhou Bai's first dungeon, feeding the little girl candy quickly and putting a red hairpin on his wife, Aunt Wang and Xiaofang, mothers who also need medicine, and many other feelings are very similar, but I haven't read Zhou Bai's first dungeon for a long time and almost forgot about it. I am currently reading Chapter 39. The second copy is similar to Zhou Bai's Bloody Slaughterhouse. Many of the clues are the same, but not as detailed. Director Liu and Manager Yang... There is innovation but not much. It's weird to read this after reading Zhou Bai's book.
In fact, the key to rules-based novels is the rules. If the system cheats are too large, it may seem to be enjoyable but actually it will be less enjoyable because the logical relationship of rules is completely skipped. This book is not bad It's a pity that it cannot be said to be exactly the same as Tomato's other book. It is indeed 9 points similar, twins?
The points of the first story are quite similar, but they also have their own ideas. The second and third stories have a lot of similarities. The plot is based on Zhou Bai's book. After looking at the back, except for the first two stories, the subsequent plots are different. I can only say that the author will keep up the good work!
It's very similar to Zhou Bai's, I should say it's an imitation.
It looks like Zhou Bai's copy
The plot is okay, from Happy House to Mianmian Village. There is nothing bad about it. Among these dungeons, the cruise dungeon has too many flaws and problems. There are also many props but the use of snakes is unreasonable. This is very bad. You have many props but don't use them. Why do you keep these props? There is also the inspector prop. I feel that this prop is more useful than the snake. This prop can be written like being a deputy in a hospital. I wrote a third identity, just like I hid my identity at the beginning. Using this prop to have a third identity not only avoids identity exposure, but also reduces the flaws in cooperation. Generally speaking, it is pretty good in most ghost story novels. Five stars for plot, five stars for rules, four stars for character, five stars for plot hiding, and three stars for props. The overall score is four stars [Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned]
Are you sure it's not Whitebeard's book?
It's the same plot as a happy family of three!
Every story is very fresh. Originally, the most annoying ones were those involving the fate of the country, but this one is not annoying at all and is worth reading.
I give you four points, five points for fear of making you proud.