Rule Horror: Teacher Su Has a Lesson for Everyone

This is quite interesting. The protagonist is a teacher who teaches horror skills, so he has a wide range of knowledge and solid folklore knowledge. He often explains folklore knowledge on the spot during tasks, avoiding various psychological descriptions that drag the rhythm. It's quite interesting to read.

It's a very good book. It doesn't directly tease the protagonist like other books. The author also has a lot of knowledge, but it's really not that exciting. If it were another protagonist and he met the ghost bride, then it would be either the enemy to be killed or the heroine. But in this book, well, it's just a supporting character, but that's nothing. But the author really describes this supporting character very beautifully, but the story is also really miserable. They are all obsessed with people.

Well, I sincerely tell you that this book is indeed well written, and the content is rich and exciting. You can learn a little knowledge while reading, and the character creation is also good. The author still needs to work hard, and the readers must also have good qualities!

It's quite good-looking. The writing style of the female author is exquisite, and she doesn't have the bad habit of some authors: the protagonist feels like a gay as she writes. There are no problems with the details. I didn't notice it. Overall, I can give it five stars.

I've read the author's previously blocked book. I suddenly came across this title a few days ago, so I clicked in and took a look. It turned out to be this author. Overall, it's pretty good.

Support, the writing is okay so far, but what does the author plan to write in the future: 1. Treat the identity of the protagonist as a teacher as the initial attraction, and then add other characteristics, and shape the character through the protagonist's specific behaviors in the subsequent story (that is, the identity of the teacher is secondary, serving as a stepping stone, and more importantly, the character creation of the protagonist) 2. Or write the identity of the teacher as a main characteristic that runs through. If it is the latter 2, I still hope that it can reflect some new things. At present, it seems that the identity of the teacher is an information gap, and it is not very different from other books. Looking forward to the author's subsequent wonderful creations.

Teacher Su Bai is a good teacher and a good teammate, showing the profoundness and long history of a thousand-year culture! Smart head, careful thinking, score of 145 points! The writing is quite exciting. Please update me soon. Thank you ๑•́₃•̀๑. Use cultural context to protect the essence of civilization, let the light of thousands of years shine, illuminating the song of contemporary humanity! Our young people should write endless splendid chapters of string songs!

Very nice. There is no babbling, no arrogance in the face, just a process of passing the level with a slightly clever and weird teacher. The writing is very smooth, there is no water, the progress seems natural, and it is very comfortable. There is no vilification of supporting characters or anything like that.

The folk flavor is indeed strong, and there is also a sense of oppression. I like this kind of oppressive writing the most (although it's a bit scary)

I originally thought it was a relatively new theme, with the teacher calling the students and watching the students pass copies from generation to generation, but now it seems that the theme is still relatively common, but the identity of the protagonist is rather special. But the plot is still good and enjoyable😋