Rule Horror: Something Is Wrong with My Sister
规则怪谈：我的妹妹不对劲
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 608k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- An NPC Slaughters Her Way Through the Game World for His SisterNPC为妹妹杀穿游戏世界Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is a super engaging supernatural novel about rules and supernatural corruption, unlike typical novels. The author's world is built on a world surrounded by corruption of rules, and those chosen by the "supernatural rules" are outsiders from another world. The protagonist's goal is to find his sister, who disappeared after being replaced by an outsider. The author has a very rich imagination.
After such a long period of book drought, this is the first time I've come across a book that perfectly matches my interests. The author's writing is excellent, the sentences flow smoothly, the characters are well-developed, and there are just the right touches of angst. Aside from the fact that Tang Yue isn't dead yet, there are absolutely no problems. Highly recommended!
The story has a complete logical chain and a very large world-building. The first dungeon is complete; highly recommended! [Learned something new] This book is an ensemble piece ❤️. The main character is very strong and is mostly involved in advancing the plot. Every supporting character with a highlight in the story gets their own sequel or ending after the first instance.
The book is themed around strange tales of rules, and the rules themselves are handled well and are quite rigorous. The characters in this book showcase the differences, contradictions, and conflicts between two worlds, which some readers might find strange, but I think it's good. Overall, the scene descriptions could be improved. I won't comment on the plot yet, as mentioned in the synopsis, and I haven't seen the latest chapter. Also, the cover has changed? 🤔
Hmm... For me, this is a genre I highly recommend. It's different from the current rule-based supernatural fiction genre, and it's also quite mentally taxing. Sometimes, if the author doesn't explain things, you might not understand what's being written and it might seem confusing. However, after reading it a few times, you'll understand.
It seems the author is aiming to create a vast world, and the writing style is excellent, unlike some rule-based supernatural tales which feel particularly stiff. Moreover, in my opinion, this novel possesses the qualities of a thriller world. The protagonist isn't a challenger traversing different worlds, but rather a member of the original world.
It's pretty good, but I don't know why the rating is low. It seems much more intelligent than some rule-breaking stories that score in the 9s, at least in terms of national-level intelligence.
Here's a summary of the key attractions for your reference: Up to chapter 76, the main storyline of a brother rescuing his sister in two worlds (currently relatively singular, the other world's presence is not very strong) is presented. The school scenario is a fusion of classic anime elements with the Cat Team.
The premise is novel, making it a pretty good book. However, I have a question: I'm unsure if this is the author's intended approach or a poorly executed one. I hope the author will see this and reply. The first question is: how are infected individuals different from normal people?
I once read a novel called "The Return of the War God," where the protagonist returns to pick up his daughter and then goes on a womanizing spree. It was over 300 chapters long, and his wife was still imprisoned—it nearly disgusted me! The sister's appearance in chapter 100 was perfectly timed and ideal. Light is not matter; matter is light. Light is energy, and so is matter.