I Can Copy Rules and Change What’s Real

Ahhhh, I finished reading it in one day. It's really good. The setting of the protagonist is somewhat different from other books about rules and ghost stories. It gave me a very fresh feeling. In other books, the protagonist usually ignores the rules. Although it is a bit clever, there is almost no feeling of unfulfillment (not to say that everything is bad, some of the writing is also very good, and it is forbidden to check the number). Su Qin's Talent is more of a help, rather than relying entirely on rules like other books. The characters are a little bit broken in the back (crazy people want to be in the back). Sometimes when you go out and you don't want to change it back, there are many phenomena of calling yourself "I", which can be changed (to be honest, I think I am not used to it when I see Su Qin calling himself "I") I hope the author can try to continue writing a follow-up or extra? (The ending feels a bit abrupt. Why did the author end the book suddenly?)

Generally speaking, it is a relatively good-looking type. The main reason is that the author updates too slowly every day, which greatly affects the readers' interest in reading. It is best to update it quickly, so as to attract more readers and more gifts.

This is a great brother and a good son, (You can read Chapter 19/18) But I don't like to read this kind of plot. I just want to read cool novels. But this is a novel that depicts emotions very delicately (I don't know about it later), (I'd be sorry if you don't write romance) (although no one reads romance now) The copy story is also very touching. I only read the first copy. I can't stand it for now. I'll read it later and talk about some keywords. The boss was almost killed by his own rules. Hateful people must be pitiful. Not every story has a happy ending, but at least you can rest in peace. This is a protagonist who is profound in terms of family relationships

Not bad, not bad. The beginning is a bit cliche, but the story at the end is quite exciting. It's not the old-fashioned rules and weird stories like Daluoshan and Mom's Note. It's more novel, and the story is well carried out, and it feels quite natural. The author has a lot of imagination, but the bad thing is that the author is slow to update, which affects reading.

It's nice but too short. Although the ending is satisfactory, it's no different from the unfinished one. 😢 😢 😢 It hurts so much why I didn't finish it. I can just update a few chapters in a week. I can't afford to wait. 😢 😢 😢 🥺 🥺 It will take at least a few thousand words to finish. 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢

I thought the novel was unfinished until I read the last chapter, but the last chapter actually came full circle. It would have been better if there were more dungeons. The dungeons were written logically and novelly. The protagonist did not rely on his ability to push the dungeons blindly, but relied on reasoning and his own abilities to pass the dungeons. The process was very exciting. The most praiseworthy thing is that when the dungeon was broadcast live, there was not a bunch of nonsense barrages and word count, which was great because it didn't make any drama. If there had been those nonsense barrages, this article would have been at least a third more popular. Overall, it deserves five stars, and I'll give it a thumbs up🌸.

😄 Personally I think it's very well written, but it's too little 🤦

It's okay, but I feel like the state controls the protagonist a little too much.

It's quite novel. Some parts of the first dungeon are quite scary and scary. The protagonist is still a little confused about how to use his golden finger. The first world was really uncomfortable when I watched it, because it was a bit scary and made me feel uncomfortable all over, such as the balloon with the human head and the eyes in the crack of the door, but I wanted to watch it again. It was good. There was quite a lot of foreshadowing in the front, I really didn't expect that the ending would be like that.

I don't know how to evaluate it. It's the first time I've read such a setting in a novel. Overall, it's pretty good. The ending is unexpected, but it feels like it's related to some short stories. The ending is quite sudden. I feel like I could write more and make more connections.