Rule Horror: I'm the Boss at the Krusty Krab

It can be seen that the author wants to write a large copy, but the narrative of the large copy must be compact. There is no need for foreshadowing, but you have to fill in the holes later, and you can't jump around. The world view is well shaped, an animated town that is moderately polluted. The rule setting is a bit confusing, and there is no clear distinction between regulations and rules. Regulations are man-made and can be violated, and there are penalties for violation (the punishment is judged according to the strength of the framer). The rules are relatively strict and are generally a supplement to the world view. They are created by powerful key figures, world will and other higher-level things. They are an important pillar of the rules and weird stories. Violation of them has serious penalties (directly affecting life and death). But what the author writes are regulations, which are similar to school rules and regulations. The rules are similar to laws, regulations and even laws.

The writing is pretty good. Finally, I am no longer the kind of author who writes mindlessly and happily. It's just that I haven't updated it in the past few days.

It's pretty good. It's not a cool article but it's not brainless.

Not bad for now

I personally think it's pretty good. After all, I only listen to novels to kill time while playing games, but it's really pretty good. I also like the cartoon Spongebob Squarepants better.

It looks good, the author writes well

Very beautiful👀 Hope there will be a follow-up

Don't stay together and fall asleep together