Lights Out at 10:30, Anyone Who Makes a Sound Dies

The novel is humorous, logical and coherent. Especially the beginning is the finishing touch, and the follow-up follows closely behind. The author has strong writing skills and extremely high control ability. There may be slight flaws in some aspects, but these are all issues that cannot be updated a hundred chapters at once [laughing evilly]. Bad mood.

The cancer cells tell the brain that I have opened up a new path that can make all cells immortal. You first give me nutrients for me to study, and when I can become immortal, I will start producing nutrients so that you can also become immortal. The method of promoting immortality first and then immortality was quickly approved by the brain, so everyone continued to deliver nutrients to the cancer cells. However, the cancer cells never differentiated into functional cells, and they would only continue to ask for nutrients from other cells. Then there are more and more cancer cells, and the squeezed functional cells cannot get the nutrients needed by the human body no matter how they work. The human body collapses like this

The setting is quite interesting. There are some problems but not big ones. The only drawback at the moment is buying information in exchange for legs. Five stars is considered an encouragement. The next few pictures directly caused thunder

It's hard to imagine that this is the author's second book. Some of the connecting parts are a little awkward, but the author's writing skills are great so it doesn't affect the reading experience. I have been reading online articles for more than ten years, including many books about becoming a god. Judging from the author's writing skills and the framework of the entire book, we can see that he has the potential to become a god. As long as the author can maintain his current status before completing the book, a score of 9 is appropriate. Personally speaking, I am very general about rules and weird stories, because the authors always fail to grasp such grand propositions and the logical framework of the entire book. Not even halfway through the book, the author has already lost count of the words. So most of the time I give up without seeing 1/3 of it, but this one is different. Judging from the current 200,000 words, the author is able to grasp the context of the story and the direction of the plot very well. Moreover, this book has a light refreshing feeling unique to tomatoes, which is very different. It's like cucumber-flavored potato chips, lightly refreshing. It has a plot and is fun, that's why. Can't we get an additional 300,000? [Rolls eyes]

The writing is okay, but the plot of the girl in a wheelchair and the protagonist develops too suddenly, and I feel that the plot transition or the bond between them is not smooth enough. This is a flaw. I hope the author can write better and better, come on! Read this book with confidence!

Perfect, the plot is very good, and I can see that the author is mapping real-life problems. Although the description feels a bit stiff, I really enjoyed watching it. The plot design and description of the horror atmosphere are also very good. However, I feel that the crisis after the first two units is much easier. It feels a little... The pace is slightly faster and under control? I really like the campus plot in the early and middle stages, and it kind of reminds me of the first time I watched Hell on Earth eight years ago when I was in high school. I hope the author can make the plot more desperate and terrifying, describe it in more details, and not be so rushed. Finally, I wish the author more and more success with this book [Love]

It's very interesting to read, but I can only say that the title of the book made me less interested. The emotional line, daily life, and events are handled very well. Eat with caution, it was good before Chapter 90,

Three guidelines for handling rule events. 1. Follow the rules. 2. Don't be superstitious about any experience. 3. The source of the rule event must be found. After thinking about it, I still think I should say that the protagonist's ability is containment. If it is a certain attack, it can be copied and used once. If it is the source, it is equivalent to gaining an ability. In this way, it can be said that the tentacle seems to be a loophole, and it is not controlled by the source. There is no tentacle behind it, and I found out that there is no tentacle. So, can the loophole be contained, and then the tentacle can be used? In fact, I feel a bit confused, because it feels that it may be able to contain the attack. If I can't figure it out, it will be useless later. So what happened to contain the tentacle in the front? It's super nice, and it's not some weird hard rule written on a piece of paper that you have to look for everywhere. I don't know if the protagonist is a human being. There is no heroine for the time being, and the protagonist's situation should not exist. Similarly, he should not be able to join the official team in the future. The protagonist's abilities will increase. Currently, he still lacks the ability to escape, or to save his life. I value this more. It's a pity that the author stopped updating this book just after I read it. He went to update another book. If it weren't for the fact that he stopped updating it just after I read it, I would have given it five stars. Damn it, it is labeled as a single female protagonist. Now the protagonist is not really alone and helpless for the time being. If he knows that the whole world can chase him and capture him and slice him up, even if this does not happen, he can still have a single female protagonist. The only situation I can imagine is that the male protagonist is saved by the female protagonist. You can temporarily understand the male protagonist as a ghost. After reading this, it should be like this

I read a novel when I was in the second grade of junior high school. I read it without sleep and food during the summer vacation. Now this book gives me the same feeling. I read it last night and now it is even. Moreover, this kind of setting is relatively rare. The novel in the second grade of junior high school is a bit like this book, but the world view is different and the setting is also different. Chapters 94 and 95 are a little bit poorly written, but I don't deny the joy that the previous chapter 93 brought me. As long as the performance is good, I feel that it will be a guaranteed score of 9 or above.

Holy shit, it looks so good. The first rule is so amazing. Why does it look so good? How come Tomato has such a good novel? Damn it, it can be compared with the God of Drama and the God of Killing. It's so beautiful, so beautiful, the setting is so good, the emotional line is also well grasped, and all the members have brains. It's really great. Highly recommended, highly recommended