Rule Horror: I'm Really Just Playing a Game

Although the ending was a bit weak, from another perspective, it's really hard for ordinary people like us not to be manipulated when we gain such power. We enjoy the thrill of becoming gods, but we're still just ordinary people. Although the author is a newbie, the behind-the-scenes story is brilliantly written. ✌︎˶╹ꇴ╹˶✌︎

I read for 1-2 hours almost every night. It's very interesting and enriching.

It's a very good show, with sound logic and no malicious attempts to portray supporting characters negatively. The lottery system also features a relatively novel management approach, making it a very good choice among all the rule-based fantasy stories.

It's a wonderful book, but unfortunately, those without perseverance can't enjoy it.

I have an idea; we can't keep using the same old Chinese style all the time. We could create multiple alternate accounts. For example, Chinese style - Rules - Dawn. And Western style - Thriller - Joker, etc.

Two out of the three games relate to internet addiction, so what is the author's purpose in writing this? Is it to share his own experiences? Is it to vent, or to make people face up to what internet addiction is?

It's good, but the author might be bad at coming up with names.

The plot in the beginning was good, but the ending, which depicted the darkness of human nature, lacked depth. This book has a relatively strong start, followed by an ordinary ending.

It felt a little congested, but it was okay.

It's alright. The author could add tags like "ensemble cast" or "dual protagonists" to the synopsis. The ghost story genre is relatively novel (or maybe it's just that I haven't read many of these). It's worth reading if you want to think critically.