
Rule Horror: Who Can Stand Against My Corporate Empire?
规则怪谈:我家巨企谁可奈何?
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 511k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- What If the Light of Free Trade Shone on the Supernatural?假如自由贸易的光照在了怪谈之上Alternate title on Fanqie
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A very good book, but the author, a major corporation, doesn't have enough capital. I suggest expanding it a bit more to better capture the feeling of profit above all else. The writing is good, but there are a lot of alien species. Love Comes from the Human Federation 🤗
A truly captivating novel, a breath of fresh air in the genre of rule-based fantasy stories. The "giant corporation" plot device is a refreshing change for someone like me, tired of countless system novels. The protagonist's personality is also well-developed, not simplistically dark or purely good. Highly recommended!!! 🍉🍉🍉
Wow, what a novel theme! It's a lifesaver for me during my reading slump. I usually only read 30-40 chapters before giving up, but this one feels like I could keep reading. The writing is quite good, and it's not awkward to read. Highly recommended!
So far, it's truly excellent, the content is very creative, and at least so far there are no major flaws. I have a question. That all-seeing eye is a bit too overpowered and might ruin the plot. I hope the author can take a look.
As a Paradox Interactive player, this is indeed a great read. I'm familiar with the general structure of Stellaris, and the author's other novels are also quite good.
Through rich imagination and meticulous logic, the author depicts a grand world of strange and uncanny rules, allowing people to constantly challenge their wisdom and courage in the process of exploring the unknown. The book's plot is full of twists and turns, immersing readers in suspense and surprises.
The plot gradually fleshes out thanks to the giant corporation, and the ending is predictable. It could be considered a kind of "feel-good" story, allowing you to witness the giant corporation gradually gain control of a new market. Of course, don't forget the motto: "Find Him, follow Him, become Him, replace Him!" The giant corporation is unstoppable.
Hooray! The ending was great. The protagonist, in the demanding God-level dungeon, obtained the cheat-like CEO position of a "company," and the near-infinite resurrection ability due to the extremely low cost of life was quite satisfying. I initially thought there would be more plot developments, but it ended just like that. Overall, it was alright.
The main strength lies in the novel concept of a mega-corporation, while the writing style is generally above average. The main appeal is the sheer awesomeness of the mega-corporation (it's the ultimate mega-corporation!). What I didn't like was the underdeveloped character of the protagonist; he felt more like a plot device, existing solely to drive the story forward.
I finished reading it, and it was pretty good. There were basically no issues that bothered me. The only slight annoyance was that the protagonist was somewhat passive throughout the story and ultimately became a mascot, eventually being replaced.