Rule Horror: A Gun Opens the Road to the Yellow Springs, a Butterfly Leads to the Bridge of Rebirth

I originally thought it was a clear stream, but I didn't expect it to be a mudslide. The problems were obvious and many. The character OOC, who is said to have become Hu Tao, is that he tricked Hu Tao's fart and used Hu Tao's skills. The other one did not show it. There are several places where it can be seen that the author wanted to write Hu Tao's quirky, lively and active character, but it is a pity that all the content he wrote was based on his own imagination. The writing is streamlined. It is obvious that the author wanted to write a refreshing story, but failed to control the rhythm well. There is no specific content after reading the whole article. It is like rewriting the outline. The plot is streamlined and there is no so-called detailed summary. All the processes are covered in one stroke. There are actually two weird stories in more than ten chapters, and they are also mixed with content from the real world. The way to pass the level is violently pushed throughout, and there is no sense at all. The person's pronoun is wrong. I don't know if the author has a problem with the input method, or he didn't pay attention, or it was intentional. The person turned into a walnut, and the original name is still used, and the use of "he" in the third person looks weird. I give this book two stars, which is high because it's not very good.