Rule Horror: Hope Children’s Welfare Home

Although this book is relatively unsatisfactory in the rules category, I really feel that it is a good book in the orthodox rules category (much better than the pseudo-rules implementation b-books that are commonly recommended under the banner of rules on the list). It is neither fantasy nor cheating, and the rules are cleverly integrated into the story, and the difficulty and method of obtaining the rules are used to advance the plot. It is not the kind of routine where hundreds of rules are thrown in and pushed through. The character setting is also in line with common sense. He is neither a virgin nor indifferent and indifferent. He looks like a normal person (you will know how hard it is to find a normal person after reading a few books). The clues are clear and you can spell out most of the truth while chasing the story. Unlike most rules-based games that rely on the protagonist to output unilaterally with just one mouth, you will be confused and unable to understand anything. There won't be any poisonous points appearing out of nowhere (at least there are none in the copy of Ancient Umbrella Village that I've seen so far), and some small twists and foreshadowings will be left very natural. Anyway, I'm looking forward to the follow-up story!

This book is very interesting. It is a typical rule-based fantasy story with a brain and pure reasoning. The protagonist has almost no cheats and no aura as a protagonist. If you like pure rules and weird stories, you can read this book. Because this subject is very popular, there are a lot of messy stories that want to read it. All kinds of cheating and love violations violate the rules. This book is one of the few that has not changed. The protagonist doesn't have a golden finger, but he still abides by the rules throughout the whole process, relying on his own human wisdom to find a way to break the situation. Because I love thrillers, this book is not a scary one for me. It's not depressing to read the whole story, and the beginning can be said to be relaxed and enjoyable, a bit abstract and also contains some elements. For me, the pacing is just enough not to be too draggy, and I don't have to skimp on the word count, and I don't have to wrap up the logic in a hasty way. The first three copies are all original works by the author, and the underlying logic of each copy also reveals some social issues to us. It's not a sermon on the whole story, nor is it deliberately sensational. The protagonist is not the Holy Mother. Secondly, the author's foreshadowing is very good, and the 0 at the beginning is one. As the protagonist passes more and more copies, he becomes more and more human-like, similar to possessing human emotions? Not sure, I'm curious about the ending of 0 The second thing is the extra companions in the third dungeon, and the author also brought them back later. There is no simple one who can come out of the world of rules and ghost stories. No spoilers for now, everyone should be able to understand it after reading the third copy and connecting to the fourth one. I can only say that the author wrote the supporting characters very wisely. Finally, I hope that the author can write better and better, never give up, never delay, and never end hastily. I hope this book can be read by more people, and I hope everyone can like it. For me, the dungeon of Lost Amusement Park is a bit too long. Unlike the previous dungeon that can summarize the complete story, this dungeon is mixed with n small dungeons. The plot line is relatively fragmented. It is a bit boring for me personally. I was a little confused before I finished reading it all. Each small dungeon can relatively promote the development of some main lines. However, this writing method is quite novel in Rules and Ghost Stories, but it is a bit boring for me personally. I hope the next copy can be more exciting.

Original copy. I see that it is the third story now. There are no routines, no system, no powers, no live broadcast, and no national luck. Things like props may appear later. You can take a look. It is not an invincible story. Author, you must write well and steadily. The protagonist is an ordinary person who is a little smart, but he cannot predict everything. Yes, I think it is quite good. Author must be steady.

Without national games and live broadcasts, I am already far behind others. The protagonist doesn't cheat or cheat, he basically outsmarts him. Although some crises were solved a bit abruptly, the flaws were not concealed. There is also a scary atmosphere. I hope the author can write better and better [laughs]

So pretty! Woohoo! The original copy is indeed more unique and has a refreshing feeling! Watching 0 become more and more humane and getting closer to the protagonist is a surprise and a pleasure. Secretly chatting hehe~

It's super good-looking, the protagonist is intelligent and a lone wolf, the dungeon story is particularly good, there's nothing wrong with it, it's my favorite rule-based ghost story. Urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more stress more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more urge more stress more Finally, I have to say reminder!!

The male protagonist is good-looking and normal. There is no golden finger system and he has to rely on himself to pass the level. And there is no female protagonist to chase. I personally think it is quite good and he grows up every time.

I personally like books about rules and ghost stories, but 🍅many books about rules and ghost stories are labeled as "rules and ghost stories" but are actually funny stories. They either ignore the rules or make weird stories by hand. The whole plot is driven by the mindless boasting of passers-by. And I really don't understand what the theme of the national games live broadcast does except provoke a lot of people to fight against each other and praise the protagonist as being amazing [laughing] This book really wins because there is no national games and no live broadcast, and the author's IQ is online. The protagonist does not have a particularly big problem in the whole process, all because of his own exploration and IQ, and the atmosphere is also very good. All in all, it's a breath of fresh air in rules and monster writing [Like]

Don't know why it's only 7.1 Points😭 But this book is really nice. The protagonist does not have an excessive golden finger, does not have a character that seems too separated from normal people, is not a virgin, and is not cold and heartless. For the time being, it seems that there is no love theme, and there is no didactic content in the copy. The reading experience is very comfortable. Although I can't say it's scary (maybe I've read too many similar novels), each copy is quite interesting (chew, chew, chew). I feel that the later copies are better written! Good looking good looking

After reading both copies, I give it five stars. The author says the copy is original, at least I don't have any sense of it being visual. The whole thing is very organized and logical, and the design of the copy is really slightly scary, or it has just the right amount of excitement. But I actually hope it can be more scary and exciting. Then there is the curious point after reading two dungeons. I don't know if the little boy Wang Qi and the little girl Xiao Xiao in the first dungeon and the brother in the second dungeon will have a follow-up. Anyway, this is what I am curious about. I am a little concerned about these dungeons... Well, it is similar to talk about it later? In short, I am curious about the follow-up of the copy. Finally, I don't know if you care about the poisonous points. In short, I haven't read anything in this article that makes me feel uncomfortable? There is no trace of sexual gaze throughout the novel. In fact, I think this is a very good point in this novel - this is a novel that really talks about the rules of survival seriously, so what makes me very comfortable is - I don't need to describe the character through the protagonist's vision or the author's writing. I write it to feel the so-called love and desire, because aside from these things that I can easily see in a romance or pure love article, as long as it is serious enough to explain such a story, and the protagonist works hard enough, is calm enough, and tries his best enough to find a way to survive, then this is a good enough story. Well, this article is not a cool article, it is not a fun article, and it does not have those piles of data-based life, but it is very interesting.