Rule Horror: Starting in the Eerie World of Bichibao

To be honest, the author's writing is quite good, and the logic is not wrong. It is the first chapter within a chapter. It would be better if you skip the first chapter. The author writes a bit too much about the reaction of the outside world. If you accept it, it will be better.

The story is very exciting, but every time the protagonist wants to do something, he will describe and comment at length, which makes me a little anxious [laughs]

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The first five stars are for the horror atmosphere, and the second five stars are for the plot. The author is very attentive in the story that goes down layer by layer. He is completely different from the kind of lazy guy who can immediately guess the ending of an event after watching it.

The writing is good, and I was quite nervous to read it. The reason I didn't read it was that one copy was endless. I thought I would finish it in just a few pages, but ended up finishing dozens of pages.

You can give this book a try. The following is just my personal opinion and is for reference only. Plot: It was too wordy in the early stages. As you read later, the author has improved it. Comparatively speaking, it becomes more comfortable as you read it. Moreover, the plot texture is relatively clear and can be incorporated into it, which is equivalent to reading a detective novel. Writing style: relatively good, because the author is slowly improving Environment: The description is pretty good, the atmosphere is well set off, and you can feel it intuitively Theme: Very novel and interesting For me personally, although there are books on the market that write about this weird type of childhood animation, this book still feels pretty good to me.

The latest chapter of this book is okay, but it illustrates a common problem with weird rules. Not all people in all countries are stupid. In theory, dozens of countries should still have a few outstanding talents. You can make other players smarter, and then use this to expand the follow-up. You can even make a joint dungeon, or you can make a few mistakes of the protagonist in the dungeon. With this kind of expansion, the follow-up can be very long, and from the current point of view, it is okay. Another problem is that you are too familiar in the game, that is, there is no foreshadowing in many places. It directly shows that the protagonist knows what is going on. Since the inside can be played outside, and the outside is not stupid, it can naturally guess that there is something wrong with you. The overall picture is not a big problem, the details still need to be polished. Only personal opinion[cool]

It's super interesting and novel, suitable for people like me who have low IQ and can't turn their heads. The author is very detailed in his writing. I especially like to read these small details. Even though I have a premonition that Zhenzhen will be eaten, I still feel very uncomfortable and sad. Mr. Crab's obsession with Zhenzhen and Zhenzhen's kindness, Shan Dee's persistence, seeing the dilapidated Bikini Castle written by the author, and then thinking about Spongebob who was so happy in his childhood, people with low tear points like me will really cry. Zhenzhen is everywhere [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]

It's not bad, it's pretty good-looking, and it's pretty good among Persimmons. I won't watch Horror Story III, I won't watch Psycho Time Travel, I won't watch Invincible Crazy Flow, and I won't watch CP. It's quite difficult to find one like this. I discovered this book by accident, and sure enough, it is a new book, because I have already read through this category. I read the book reviews first, and there were many bad reviews, so I wanted to see if the book was really like this. It was a bit slow at the beginning, but the pace at the end was faster than the previous one, but it was not enough. The sense of substitution was strong, but the horror elements were not enough, and the logic was fresh. If it was not scary and purely logical, I could accept it.

I don't understand why the rating is so low. Although it was cliche in the early stages, the writing feels very different. The writing is superb. I even got goosebumps when I saw some broken bridges. It's really super, super, super good-looking. If it doesn't look good, I'll eat it👍👍👍