
Rule Horror: The Supernatural? They’re All on My Side!
规则怪谈:诡异?都是我军!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Rule Horror: Awakening a Shining Red Star from the Start规则怪谈:开局觉醒闪闪的红星Alternate title on Fanqie
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In booklists 47
See allThese Seven Are the Only Masterpieces in the Rules-Horror Genre. Disagree? Prove Me Wrong.
Please Bury Me in High-Quality Urban Legend or Rule-Based Horror Stories 🙏
I want romance novels with highly intelligent characters, not just romance with a thin layer of something else slapped on! What's the point of a supernatural-rules horror story if all they do is fall in love? I might as well read an apocalypse novel...
“Why Is He Still Holding On?” “Because Huaxia Stands Behind Him!”
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Now This Is the Kind of Novel Chinese People Should Read
As fellow Chinese people, you'll feel your blood boil after reading this.
Everything Feels Formulaic These Days. Can I Get Something with a Fresh Premise?
Recommend Books with Principled Protagonists. A Little Too Compassionate Is Fine
Modern novels always go out of their way to avoid making the protagonist a saint, preferring to portray them as petty or villainous. I want to read about a protagonist who is chivalrous and courageous, clearly distinguishes good from evil, understands right from wrong, and helps others within their means.
Great Books That Truly Weave Chinese Culture into the Story
Looking for books like Hidden Origin.
Patriotic Stories About Someone Who Gets Hurt All the Time, Risks Their Life, Is Hard on Themself, and Acts Like a Madman
Looking for books similar to "Special Forces: Becoming a Night Watchman Starting with the Red Cells". The male protagonist is a special forces soldier who's incredibly hard on himself. He'll risk his life over a cause, like a madman.
Clever Rule-Based Horror Stories
Please don't recommend Mom's Note. I'm looking for high-quality rule-based horror stories.
Any Grand-scale Patriotic Fiction Recommendations?
No Female Lead, No Romantic Tension, Few Female Side Characters. Don't Make Random Recommendations, I Really Will Tear Into You
Don't recommend books carelessly! Don't recommend books carelessly!!! Remember: no heroine, no romantic tension, and no female side characters constantly hanging around the protagonist. Damn it, if I see another careless recommendation, I'll tear into you.
Looking for Supernatural Mystery Stories Where the Author Ships the Couples Too
I want to read books similar to “Rules of Horror: Starting with the Zoo Rules.” I absolutely love zoo settings, and this one is so satisfying to ship. Please recommend similar horror-rule novels.
Looking for High-Quality Supernatural Rule-Based Stories. The Characters Should Follow the Rules, Not Go Around Killing Everyone
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!
Your No. 1 Rules-Horror Story: Recommend One Book Each
Looking for books similar to I Started Rebelling in Rule-Based Horror. The protagonist should be smart, male, and not a bleeding heart.
Any Patriotic Novels with a Strong pro-China Vibe? I Want to Read Some
There’s a Kind of Rule Called Gu Yi, a Kind Called Su Xiao, and a Kind Called…
Please Recommend Web Novels in the National Survival Genre, Rated 9.0 or Higher
Looking for web novels in the survival-for-all genre, rated 9.0 or higher. Deep sea, outer space, wilderness, lords, post-apocalypse: anything goes!
Complete Stories! Complete Stories! Any Kind of Finished Story!
No brainless, sanctimonious protagonists, and no harem stories where the male lead jumps every woman he sees!
Any Novels with a Strongly Patriotic Feel?
Looking for stories with no CP, preferably like Little Green River's Sorry, My Love Is the Motherland: about devoting oneself entirely to the country, or revolution, and things like that.
Is the Su Family Really at Odds with Every Haunted Tale?
I’m Hooked on Rules Horror Lately. Any Recommendations from Experts in the Genre?
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".
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It's quite interesting; it doesn't have that typical national drama style where people constantly and maliciously belittle other countries. The arrogance of the US, for example, is acceptable, and it doesn't feel like malicious denigration. The storyline is also quite good, and the comments from the livestream viewers are very entertaining, haha.
Haha, shamelessly ordering myself a lemon 🍉🍉🍉
I've been following this story closely, and the author is very witty, with many humorous references, such as the 500,000 yuan reward for reporting spies, which is even consistent throughout the story. The first arc unfolds gradually and ultimately reveals the truth, with a smooth logical flow!
Regardless, the author handles emotions very well. After reading the first chapter, my only feeling was understanding what family truly means, and every rule has a clear reason. I'm really looking forward to the later chapters, as long as the main character doesn't falter. I also have one suggestion: I saw a scene where the snake woman appeared, and the audience's comments were just... Awful.
This is totally my style. For me, this work actually started strong (as for whether it will continue to rise or fall, I don't know). It's rare to see writing about interactions with Chosen Ones from other countries (if I remember correctly); after all, cooperation is always a good thing. It's far better than that "might makes right" mentality. In short, keep up the good work, author! I believe in you! ꒰^ↀωↀ^꒱❤❤
I finished eating it in a few days. It looked and tasted great. It has been confirmed that this story has no romantic pairings, no triggers, and no male-oriented feel (I'm sure of it). The episodic themes closely follow current hot topics and fulfill everyone's expectations, making it a very enjoyable read and fulfilling my wishes on another level.
I really like the main character and the story setting. The dungeons are very interesting and involve some thought-provoking themes. They're not formulaic, and most importantly, they're logical. They'll occasionally be a little cheeky. Keep updating! I can't get enough! There aren't any major flaws, and the protagonist's motives are reasonable.
Great review (≧∇≦)! The main character's personality is just my type! And I absolutely love the no-female-lead genre (´。✪ω✪。`)!
What initially attracted me was the protagonist's strong moral compass, which I appreciated. However, I've noticed a trend lately where some readers, when introducing a work, often add the phrase "not a saint," as if that makes the work exceptionally unique. What's wrong with a saint? Do these people even understand what a saint is?
@ Excellent! Excellent! Excellent!