Rule Horror: It Begins with Escaping the Asylum

It's very good, but there shouldn't be an ambiguous relationship without a heroine. Tang Kexin makes me feel a little uncomfortable. I hope the author can improve it. The plot and development are also very good❤ The author can listen to your opinions, thank you❤

In fact, the author's writing is pretty good... I was really eager to write a five-star review, but until I saw Tang Kexin's scene, I really couldn't do it anymore. Let me talk about the good writing first. The author is very good at creating atmosphere. Kawen is also good at creating atmosphere. After the atmosphere is enough, it gets stuck in the most critical place and makes people want to stop. The protagonist is not the Virgin. I have long been dissatisfied with the person named Zhao. The protagonist is provoked and decisively takes action. The bell and the author's description remind me of Ten Days End (ky apologizes) hahahaha I give four stars because there is a bit of an ambiguous line. It makes me angry. Is it true that the female character wants to be ambiguous with the male protagonist? But what the author means is that you want to write an ambiguous line and then there will be no female protagonist. Is that what it means? My personal preference is no cp. The book review I wrote is a bit emotional, but I think this can be tolerated for the time being. I will wait and see. If it is not too much in the later stage, I will add five stars and apologize (bow> <) Then I have a little question. What is the identity of the protagonist before entering the rules and weird talk? Is he very smart, a study committee member or something like that? I feel like some characters will ask the protagonist questions before he shows his strength🤔️

I can see that something is wrong. Tang Kexin was a bit rude to me, a non-CP person, but I didn't find a heroine in the introduction. Later, I also saw some readers saying that the author replied to the heroine in a big way, and some people said it was ambiguous and just uncomfortable. Big cheers for the author. Apart from this, it is really good. I really like the energy of the teenagers!

It's not a loss to invest in this book. I enjoyed reading the first 51 chapters. I like it very much. I hope it can be updated soon. [Crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]. This book is also a wise man. The author's writing style is also good. The whole thing is very clear. It's good. [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss] Let's make progress together! I have read a lot of books about rules and weird stories, but I couldn't stand the ones I read later. This one is really good because I can read the chapters and want to read them. After all, I have a big appetite for books. If this author works harder, his books may be on par with Godslayer and Tokaichi. But you have to work hard, the book idea is pretty good. Pretty promising

After reading it, I opened the first copy and found that the author's writing was pretty good. However, I would like to make a brief comment. The author is quite active and often reads reviews, but there is one point. The author has always said that there is no female protagonist in this book. Then I saw that many students, when they saw my description of women or the ambiguous female objects of the heroine, would say that there was no female protagonist, and then the author repeated it again and again. I don't think that's actually necessary. The author can write about female characters, but you just have to insist that there will be no female protagonist in the end of the book. There is no need to repeat it over and over again. Moreover, female characters can always exercise the author's writing skills in describing female characters. On the other hand, they can also portray the character's image. Whether it's the male protagonist or someone else, good writing can leave a lasting impression, regardless of whether she's the female protagonist or not. The author doesn't have to worry too much about other readers asking if there is a female protagonist. Write according to your own ideas, otherwise you will be easily affected later in the writing. Let me give you an example. For example, the author writes about a woman later and describes her more. At this time, there are many readers who want to come out without female protagonists. If you write too much, you will have to reduce the content, and if you write too little, you will not be able to establish the character image. Then it is better not to write a female protagonist at all. A good character is one who can advance the story, and a good character is one who can leave a deep impression. Regardless of whether he is a good guy or a bad guy, if he leaves an impression in the book, it is considered a success.

The plot is ok and the rigor is worth watching. Even in this shopping mall, you can hear people shouting that it is unjust and is often haunted because of piles, but you still won't leave. None of the few people who survived were alert. Anyone who survives the weird rules must be wary of places like this. It's like the god of death is coming, and you're not alert yet

Can I ask if you will join the 749 game? Please tell me that I quit my job early and joined a government agency. I am not used to it! What I wrote before is okay, so please let me know if you want to join or not. I feel a little bit confused. If you don't join, that's fine.

I love reading this kind of horror with a tight atmosphere. The protagonist has no Virgin Heart, the logic is rigorous, and the protagonist has no interest in women. The author also said that there is no heroine, which is quite good. The emotional handling in the plot is also in place, and it will not make people feel embarrassed. It is a great book with potential! Finished reading the chapter and updated it now~

The main character is no longer Mother Love, and the rules and weird stories are different from other genres. The form is relatively new and the writing is super beautiful. Author, I will insist on waiting for your update. Come on [Adoration][Adoration]

It's okay, the plot development is okay, but um, Tang Kexin and the protagonist are a bit ambiguous,