
Rules Weird Talk: I'm Harder to Kill Than Weird
规则怪谈:我比诡异还难杀
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 385k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 9d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
2.5kReads
178Shelves
229Chapters
733Listens
41.8kReads · all time
From the time when Lin Sheng was selected into the rule-based survival world, to the time he faced the strange punches, I can say that I saw Lin Sheng's changes along the way. This book is quite interesting, and the protagonist is not a virgin. I particularly like reading this kind of book, and I must give it a five-star rating. (The writer's assistant gave me the task of writing a 100-word book review for myself. I had to delete the previous book review and repost it as a longer one. Since I deleted the review, the readers' responses below were gone. I'm sorry, but I still answer your question here in the book review. Lin Sheng is a boy and has no CP for the time being.)
I find it quite interesting, and I hope the author can keep writing. I would like to make a few suggestions here: 1: The first three copies are all related, but there is a bit of a jump when you get to the train. I hope it can be rounded out later. 2: The weird world should belong to a whole, or there is basically no connection from the train. I hope the author will expand the connection between the background of the weird world and the protagonist in the future, as well as some sequels to the first three dungeons, such as the mother of the protagonist in the weird world, and the connection between the train and the pseudo-human community and the first three dungeons. For example, after escaping from the city, taking the train and then working as a security guard in the community, there is a lot of content that needs to be filled in, and there are many pitfalls in future novels.
The writing is quite interesting, good luck to the author!
Very good, very good, beautiful, beautiful Author, your writing is very good, very, very good. Don't stop updating. The author doesn't want it.
Weird Tales must be given a five-star rating. There are too few books of this type.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Very good looking, put your talent to use
Ok ok ok
Ok ok ok
Although the first one borrows the beginning from other novels, the rest is still very interesting [laughs].
It's pretty cool, why doesn't anyone watch it?