[Ghost Stories of Rules + Author's Book Passage + Dark Infinite Flow + Weird Resurrection]
Rule 1: Don't look directly at the graffiti on the wall... Rule 2: Must attend therapy at 19:07...
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Rules: Keep smiling (Those with a San value below 80% will be forcibly injected with "happy water")
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My name is Shu Shu, a lousy novelist who is despised by others. In order to escape reality, I sliced myself into pieces and turned into a psychotic NPC in my infinite flow copy.
Every copy here (mental hospital, ghost school, dead community...) Is my unfinished bad book; every BOSS here is an unfair protagonist who was tricked to death by me.
When the famous monsters surrounded me, I looked at their familiar faces, and dark ink slowly dripped from my fingertips: "What are you talking about... Although I have forgotten the plot, I still remember how to modify the settings." "You want the ending? Okay."
"In the next chapter, everyone will be resurrected. And I will be discharged from the hospital."
Reader comments
This book builds a terrifying world that is logically self-consistent but paradoxical at every turn. It uses the calmest words (rules) to bring the strongest immersive thrill - you must personally play the role of "puzzle solver" and survive in the gaps of the rules. The real fear lies not in monsters, but in the subversion of cognition: when common sense becomes a trap, reason becomes the only weapon and bait. It is not only an intellectual adventure, but also more accurately reflects the "unspeakable" order and anxiety in modern existence. Recommended to all readers who enjoy walking on the cliff edge of the mind.
Why doesn't anyone comment? I think it's pretty good.
This book builds a terrifying world that is logically self-consistent but paradoxical at every turn. It uses the calmest words (rules) to bring the strongest immersive thrill - you must personally play the role of "puzzle solver" and survive in the gaps of the rules. The real fear lies not in monsters, but in the subversion of cognition: when common sense becomes a trap, reason becomes the only weapon and bait. It is not only an intellectual adventure, but also more accurately reflects the "unspeakable" order and anxiety in modern existence. Recommended to all readers who enjoy walking on the cliff edge of the mind.
Why doesn't anyone comment? I think it's pretty good.