
Break the Rules and Die? I Can Predict Every Death
触犯规则必死?我可预判一切死亡
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 978k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Nice! Collected. The thriller atmosphere is well written. That is, each dungeon has one or two women who are curious about or have a crush on the protagonist, and they always look for him when they come out of the real world. There is currently no sign that the male protagonist is interested, so he is afraid that one or more of them will be written as the female protagonist.
It's well written, brain-burning, and scary enough. It's just a copy of pure reasoning. There may be some people who can't stand it, don't like it, and it's not fun enough. After all, there are no props. If there are plug-ins to assist, the protagonist is not strong enough. If you pass it, it will look like it is because of the protagonist's halo. I'm talking about some people, but I just don't think it's enough [laughing]
It was great before chapter 100. After 100 you can see all kinds of abstract things. He refuses to save his teammates who are close to him. There are also killing people and grabbing treasures for no reason. 😳
Bugs are everywhere, settings can be changed at will, but I haven't read the copy yet, it's quite novel.
There are some bugs but it's okay. How can I say that the protagonist is not ruthless enough? In some places, the killing is too abrupt, and the darkness of human nature is not fully reflected. In some places, it can be seen that the author is suspected of filling in the holes forcibly, but overall, as a newcomer, the author has written very well, come on
Yes, the logic is quite clear, the character's IQ is also online, and the main plot is good, come on! It's not bad at the beginning, but it's too obvious in the back that I don't mind watching it. It's unfinished, and the dialogue between the characters is not very nutritious.
It is a very well written novel, the reading experience is very good, and it is very smooth to read along the way. I think this is the biggest advantage. It is a great thing to attract readers to keep reading without feeling boring or boring. But there are also shortcomings. The first is the pacing issue. The S+ copy of Strange Arrival is too long. It started from chapter 133 to chapter 268, a total of 135 chapters. Anyway, I jumped directly to the back after reading more than 180 chapters. Most of the previous copies of this book are about 20 or 30 chapters long, and the pace suddenly changes from fast to extremely slow, making it difficult for people to adapt. I gave it 4 stars because I strongly agree with some of the author's views. Putting this aside, I think 3 to 3.5 Stars would be more fair. Oh, I almost forgot to mention that for me, there is another shortcoming of this book, and that is that the protagonist can be said to have no "personal growth". This specifically refers to the protagonist's personal strength growth excluding props. It's obvious when you compare it to supernatural resuscitation. Yang Jian gained ghost eyes, ghost hands, ghost shadows and other abilities by controlling ghosts, and later developed the ghost realm. The protagonist of this book basically obtains various soft control and auxiliary props, such as trick cameras, human skin paper, etc., And passes the dungeon through various "wisdom battles". I understand that the focus and underlying structure of each novel are different. The author's way of writing allows readers to focus on the protagonist's various methods to solve each copy, which is also refreshing in itself. But in my opinion, there is indeed a lack of expectation for the protagonist's strength growth. I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up the book. Starting from the Strange Arrival dungeon, the subsequent dungeons became longer and longer. In the Extreme Challenge dungeon, I wrote 60 chapters just after actually entering this dungeon. After entering the dungeon, I wrote 140 chapters and still haven't finished it. Farewell.
It's so good to read, and the author is so great. Every level the protagonist goes through in the spiritual realm is particularly exciting. The protagonist's brain is so powerful, and the scenes are described in detail. Every level I read made me feel like I was there, and I was shocked. I could only say one word, awesome.
Fortunately, the currency issue that everyone mentioned has been changed when I watched it. It was also mentioned that the protagonist brings a woman. It is just a collaboration between a few people. There are also men in it. Why not say that the protagonist brings a man? The protagonist treats everyone equally. There is no ambiguous scene (˃ ⌑ ˂ഃ )
Make a guess. Currently, three conditions are needed to eliminate the mystery. The Chosen Son must clear at least 100 A+ dungeons. 1: The Chosen One. 2: Clear at least 100 A+ copies. 3: Clear at least 100 A+ copies. Yes, this sentence contains 2. I just don't know whether this requires at least strength or trick coins. After all, the more players who survive simply because of the number of clearances, the better. But if this strange environment is to raise Gu, then after reaching the minimum conditions, it is possible to open the final copy. Only one player who meets the conditions can survive. I still don't understand that the answers to the questions answered by the human skin paper in the S+ copy of Strange Arrival include wrong answers. It is different from the previous setting. I don't know if it's a foreshadowing or what.