Rule Horror: I Was Chosen by the Eerie While on the Toilet

The punishment based on national destiny is reasonable, making the game important enough without causing cities and countries to be destroyed overnight. The dungeon rules are also very interesting; you can outsmart them or crack them by obtaining important information, so players won't die inexplicably or meaninglessly.

January 10, 2024 / Finished listening and showering flowers 🌸 — Zhang Yao. (Personally, I think the author's rule-based supernatural tales are very unique. Unlike other authors who make the protagonist so powerful and brainless that it becomes boring later on, this author portrays the protagonist as having some intelligence, but not particularly strong talent, and still a homebody.

It's a pity. The first two stories were really good, with a captivating and dramatic plot. They used the story to critique the ugliness of human nature and to portray the protagonist as someone who redeems the victims. But then it just ended abruptly. 😢 The first two stories were indeed excellent; I'd recommend them. They're one of the few worthwhile reads on Tomato.

It's pretty good, quite enjoyable. When I first saw Gu, I thought he and Yixing would become a couple, especially during that banquet scene where Gu wasn't interested in the girl at the next table, only smiling at Yixing. Didn't you ship them? [Learned something new] I didn't expect it to end so quickly... Anyway, author, keep up the good work! 💪 [Thumbs up]

The dungeons are quite interesting, the character development is decent, and the protagonist's personality is good and quite positive. The nation has a strong presence in the first two dungeons. However, the ending feels rushed, somewhat stiff, and contains some gender stereotypes. Those who might be averse to this should be aware.

So far, the protagonist seems quite normal, and unlike other male-oriented novels, he doesn't have exaggerated "golden fingers" (advantages that grant unrealistic advantages). He tends to use his own brain when faced with problems and doesn't frequently make crude jokes. The novel is both funny and scary at times. So far, I'm finding it very enjoyable.

It's a very positive novel, containing some principles of life and interpersonal relationships, and the content is also witty and humorous.

Ah, I just saw this book. Has the author really finished it? I think it's very well written, but so few people read it. It's such a pity 🥺 I checked again, and the book's status has changed to "Completed." It seems it's really over, which is a real shame. I wonder if the author will see this. If so, could the author answer a question for me: what happened to Xiao Gui in the end? I didn't see any description of Xiao Gui's ending in the book. Did the protagonist save her later?

It's absolutely amazing, a must-read for all book lovers. It's just a bit short. It's the first book I've ever finished reading.

It was so good, but the sudden ending really caught me off guard 🥺🥺🥺