Rule Horror: My Wife's Best Friend Lives at My House

The writing is very good, but I personally feel that there is no need to engage in summoning. Having a golden finger is enough. This type of novel is still good for pure reasoning, and the updates are too slow 🧐🧐

I really like harem ghost stories. Many ghost stories don't have female protagonists, which results in a lack of quality. This one completely met my expectations. The content is exciting, the heroine's scenes are reasonably controlled, and there aren't many emotional scenes but they are very chilling. The author keeps writing, and if he controls the scale well, half a million reads is not a big problem.

It's very interesting, five stars. Five stars are for the first plot, because the first plot feels like you are in the Rules Monster Talk. The second one is okay. Lisa should be regarded as one of the female protagonists. After all, I wrote so many scenes about Lisa. In fact, I hope that Rules Monster Talk will include women. After all, if a man finally comes back alive after participating in the Rules Monster Talk, how can this be done without a woman to comfort him? If after writing so many results, there is no female protagonist next to the male protagonist, then I can only say that he is a clown.

Author, you succeeded in making me feel scared when I read the novel in the middle of the night. I will give it five stars after reading it, and then adjust it after it breaks down.

I have read a lot of strange stories about rules, and some of them are very brain-burning and lengthy. If you don't read them for a few days, you will forget the plot. Although the logic is very good, it lacks some sense of relaxation. I really like the author's weirdness of flesh and blood, not ethereal things. I hope the author writes better and better!

It's great to see, especially the panda head. Xiaoya's writing is not as good as that of the sister next door. Look at others, they are looking at you...

I've finished reading it now. It's well written. Please support it with five stars. I have also finished reading the third copy. To be honest, I am quite disappointed. Starting from the second copy, it has been going downhill. I feel that the author's level is about this.

Now that I have seen so many dungeons, the first dungeon is okay, but I feel like it lacks some other truth. The second hospital dungeon is okay, the third and fourth dungeons are a little more satisfactory, not bad. The fifth dungeon is a little longer, but some parts of the setting are slightly detracted. For example, he did not come out of the pump room on his own, and he entered the plot without being fully observed. There is a slight problem with the connection. Now the wax museum dungeon seems to be okay, and it has been slightly redeemed. And with this plot trend, I'm afraid that the one Ming brother will fight against in the end is the complete Xiaoya, let's do a final copy... Also: Xiaoya is still great!

Good review Very well written! Although there are many holes left unfilled in Rules and Ghost Stories, the plot and conception of the heroine are not disposable after the end. Very good~ Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. I love Xiaoya.

Very interesting, the plot is intertwined, author. . . Quite unique. . . Color? More, more, more!