(High-IQ mind games + Logical reasoning + No heroine + Mystery solving + Imaginative twists)
(This isn't a traditional story of fighting and killing. It uses logic to pry apart the rules. If you enjoy watching someone triumph through sheer intelligence, come on in!)
(The pacing is lightning-fast. If you don't like it after the first mystery, feel free to tear into it!)
Supernatural horrors revive, rules descend, and the world becomes a terrifying game with no save points.
While the authorities' special departments are still trying to isolate the horror stories with physical barriers and obey their bizarre rules...
Lin Jie, a gifted logic student with severe germaphobia and obsessive-compulsive disorder, is just an ordinary person.
He's already opened his golden finger, "The City's True Horror Stories", and glimpsed the world's "source code."
Horror stories aren't made of flesh and blood; they're the embodiments of rules!
At midnight, knocking rings out on time. Open the door and you die. Keep it closed, and the door will come in by itself.
The family portrait hanging on the wall. The people in the photo slowly turn their heads as you watch, until they fix their gaze on you.
An ever-changing ghostly maze. Every step you take is wrong. Stop, and the walls will assimilate you completely.
And above the city, a massive countdown flickers in and out of sight. When it hits zero, the rules will descend in full...
In this world, eaten away by the rules, humanity struggles to survive.
The authorities are still sealing off the scene? Lin Jie has already ventured deep into the heart of the horror!
Everyone is still mourning the missing? Lin Jie has already found the one and only solution to the rules!
Authorities: "Boss, please stop showing off! You're about to break the rules!"
Lin Jie adjusted his glasses and calmly turned a page, revealing an almost feverish smile.
"If you're bad at it, practice more!"
"You fear the horror stories, but I will contain every anomaly and become the only normal one!"
It's a very interesting perspective, and I think it's okay for the time being. I don't know if I should read the novel first or the medium length.
There are some very well written sentences and it is a book worth reading.
The protagonist feels like a Titan in World of Warcraft, following absolute order and logic [awkward laugh]
This feels really good, and the entry point is very interesting. If you keep writing and complete the world view clearly, it will definitely be a good novel. It's so rare.
It's coming, it's looking good, I'll order it first.