
Rule Horror: When High Intelligence Meets Random Talents
规则怪谈:当高智商遇上随机天赋
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- Completed
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- 307k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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Only Gu Yi Has Ever Shocked Me. Rules Are No Longer Divine: A Masterpiece
Looking for books like Rules of the Strange: I Can Exploit the Rules Perfectly.
Proper Rule-Based Horror Stories, No Bait-and-Switch
I'm looking for rule-based horror stories like The Zoo Mystery. At least most of the rules should be correct, and violating them should result in contamination rather than instantly kicking the bucket. An ordinary person who stays alert should have a chance of making it through, instead of it being completely dependent on an overpowered cheat that nobody can survive without.
Rule-Based Horror Stories Where the Characters Don't Become Idiots
I’ve read lots of rule-based horror stories and noticed that most of them make some side characters ridiculously stupid. Are there any rule-based game stories where the enemies are genuinely formidable and the protagonist is just as capable, or maybe something really brainy? The protagonist must not be made stupid either!
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!
Recommend a Good Ten Days Until the End Fanfic
Looking for books similar to The End of Ten Days: Why Do I Have to Argue with People After Transmigrating into a Book? No men, please. Ideally, the protagonist should have more scenes with Chen Junnan 💪🏻
Rules Horror, Rules Horror! I've Recently Gotten Hooked on This Genre
Looking for a book like *Rules of the Strange Tales: I Can Exploit the Rules Perfectly*.
Recommend Some Rule-Based Horror Stories!
Please recommend stories about strange rules! I want rules that may be true or false, and a protagonist who has to figure out which is which. The protagonist shouldn't instantly know what's going on. Ideally, the setting would be an escape room or horror game. I want to see the protagonist grow and shine in an exciting story.
Rule-Horror Novels Have No Masterpieces Left Besides Perfectly Exploiting the Rules
I want to read books similar to Rule Horror Stories: I Can Use the Rules Perfectly.
Rated 9.5 or Higher + Rule-based Horror + No Female Lead + Deduction + a Little Bit of Horror
I'd like to read something like I Can Use the Rules Perfectly in Rule-Based Horror Stories. I trust you readers to recommend good books. I trust you, just remember: no CP!!! Anything else is fine... @Little Fanqie Book Recs
Come Here If You’re Out of Short Rule-Horror Stories to Read
Looking for books similar to Rules of Horror: I Livestream Filial Devotion.
Brothers, Any Novels Focused Purely on Mystery and Rules? I’m So Sick of Systems
Any Infinite-Flow Stories with NPCs and Two Male Leads?
Looking for books similar to *A Gorgeous, Beloved-by-Everyone NPC in an Infinite World*. I want a dual-male-lead infinite-loop story where the protagonist is preferably an NPC and is adored by everyone.
Rule Horror: Outwit the Rules Instead of Following Rigid Right and Wrong. National-Fortune or Transmigration Stories Are Fine
Looking for books like *From the Start with a C-Rank Talent, I'll Clear S-Rank Hauntings (The Strange God's Paradox)*. Rule-based supernatural mysteries, where the ghosts follow patterns for their own benefit. The protagonist shouldn't be stupid, their talent shouldn't be instantly unbeatable, and they shouldn't be a goody-goody, but shouldn't be Fang Yuan either. Supporting characters should be clever and talented, with plenty of foreshadowing.
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Hello fellow readers! [Blowing kiss] This is the first book for a newcomer. The beginning of the book is not particularly well planned, and it is a bit on the cool side (a violation patch has been added, and from the fifth chapter onwards it basically becomes reasoning and wits). I hope you will bear with me. [Sending Hearts] The male protagonist has a balance between good and evil. He is neither a virgin nor a crazy critic. Instead, he calmly relies on his IQ to control the situation. He is gentle when he should be gentle and never shows mercy when he should take action. There is no barrage word count! There is no diode to make the audience laugh and laugh! They didn't make all the supporting characters idiots either! The protagonist has reliable friends and powerful opponents. The author pays great attention to logic when writing articles. If the reader Baozi discovers a suspected logical loophole during the reading process, he can give his opinion to the author. If it is foreshadowing, the author will explain it. If it is a bug, the author will correct it humbly immediately [exploration]. Some copies are original, and some non-original ones will be redesigned by the author as much as possible to give you a different experience. You don't have to worry about seeing worn-out copies. That's all I can think of for now, I wish you all a happy reading! It's almost finished. Although the writing was a bit shaky in the middle and later stages, I have basically filled in all the holes I dug, and I can say that I have an explanation for my first book.
Well, a few pictures later in Chapter 5 feel awkward, but it's okay to be patriotic. But your situation reminds me of the anti-Japanese drama. Even if you write their country to death, I won't say anything. But when you describe it this way, it feels like your foreshadowing behind it is very dull and only a good beginning can make people watch it. We are decrypting the rules and regulations. If you really want to write about patriotism, right? You can write history about the War of Resistance. How to describe it? Why are today's anti-war patriotic dramas so offensive? Because it is very different from how the dead ancestors viewed this matter. Only by highlighting the strength of the enemy can we appear stronger. Highlighting the enemy's weakness will make us appear weaker. Strategically, we despise the enemy, but tactically we value the enemy. When describing the other party or people from other countries, even if they have a deadly feud, don't describe them as weak. Only by describing the other party's intelligence can the protagonist be smarter. The human heart is uncontrollable. Various true rules and false rules are used to compete with each other. Rules are a process of fighting of wits. Don't write any more of Long Aotian's speech later. You can write cool articles, but don't write them in articles that are not cool articles. Tomato has many rules and novels are all cool articles. I can't even read them. Your title doesn't seem like a cool article, but your first few chapters shocked me, so I came here to express my opinion. Don't tell me I will listen, but I won't change. I really don't care. You are the author and I am the reader. I just pointed out what's wrong with you. If you are in a bad mood after reading this paragraph of mine, you can ignore it. Finally, I would like to thank the readers and the author for reading this paragraph of mine. Here's my best wishes to this year's college entrance examination students: May you not be afraid of difficulties, move forward courageously, water your hopes with sweat, and chase your dreams with courage. I wish you shine in the examination room and gain full joy and honor.
I have always wanted to find a book with such strange rules. I don't rely on violence to force my way through the levels, nor do I rely on special talents or sign-in systems to be invincible. I just rely on my own brain to break through the obstacles and usher in the sunrise. Because the emphasis on rules and ghost stories is rules, and rules can be contradictory, but first they must be established. It is just a dialectical relationship of unity of opposites, rather than completely wrong rules. There are no special skills/systems, and except for the death of all the protagonists, this kind of ghost story has lost its characteristics and can only be called an infinite copy. The author's settings are completely in line with my fantasy about rules and ghost stories. I really like the feeling of brainstorming with He Nian. It is a book that is rare to read with your brain. It is not a loss to invest in it ( •͈ᴗ⁃͈)ᓂ- - -♡ I really like the part in the second dungeon where the past He Nian and the present He Nian join forces. It is simply not too cool. "The only one who knows me best is me from another time and space." He Nian, you are my god! ´ ᵕ ` Faced with the weird rules and rumors that invade reality, always believe in He Nian, and mankind will win!
I really feel that a lot of the rules and weird stories are just cool articles and not very interesting. I feel like the author's writing is great. In the past, many books about zoo monsters were boring to me (because the original rules were more exciting than those written by many authors, so I didn't feel that they were that innovative). I feel that this one by the author is very innovative. I have just read the beginning of the third copy and found that the author is very active. I feel that it is more comfortable to read if there is interaction. I wish the author will write better and better, and his ideas will flow freely without any lag in writing! ! !
The early stage is exciting, the plot is not brainless and unhappy, the plot is logical and not just a slap in the face. But the subsequent stories of Rabbit City and Fox City were a bit too long, and the ending of the Möbius Strip story was also hasty. It didn't tell what happened to the Dragon Kingdom in the end, nor its previous partners. Overall, the last story was a little beginning and no end, and it felt like it ended abruptly. However, the flow of the book is not good, which is understandable. I hope that the next one will have a complete ending. Come on, author [laughing]
I can't stand it. Few people have read it, and there are only over 100 reviews. It's also rare for me to see most of them give ratings. I don't say how good the writing is, but the plot is top-notch, but the content is a bit lacking. I feel that the author's thinking can write more (maybe I still have more than 60 chapters to read) Yeah, I misremembered and there are more than 30 chapters left. Overall, it's still very good. It's a pity that life forces me to give this book no real ending. I can only say that it's a forced explanation. You have to be very serious when reading or listening to this book, and you have to be very involved in it. Only in this way can you truly understand the mystery of this book. I reluctantly give it five stars because usually I give four stars, but there are so few people who have reviewed and read this book.
Weird rules: a random talent every day? Written by unknown Xiuxiu The dungeon of Weird Rules and Ghost Stories is written more precisely, the story follows basic logic, and there are no particularly word-count barrages or think tanks. If the characters are three-dimensional and stand up, the novel will be interesting to read. Four to five stars, new book seedlings, rounded up.
The first article is really well written 😃 The rabbit doll seems a bit hard to write about, but I didn't expect that the rabbit is the "I" who wrote the diary before. It's very imaginative (suggestion: You can add some grandma, grandpa and other characters to the basics to strengthen the image of left-behind children. Another twist: "I" is actually abducted. The friendliness of the rabbit to me is the epitome of other abducted children)
It's too good to read. I can't give it five stars. I'm sorry. This book is too good to read.
The most impressive novel about rules and ghost stories. Overall, it is very good, but the ending is a bit rushed.