
Rule Horror: My House Rules Are a Little Wild
规则怪谈:我的家规有点野
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 643k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 12mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 规则怪谈?抱歉,我的家规是祖宗Alternate title on Fanqie
254Chapters
16Reads
6.3Score
7Listens
65.6kReads · all time
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Reader comments 25
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It's very beautiful, and the writing style of each chapter is also very detailed. The idea of using Chinese rules to write a novel is amazing in itself. What's even more rare is that the author not only didn't regard it as a gimmick, but truly understood the spirit behind the family rules and brought them to life with stories. When reading, I felt like I was being held by an invisible thread. While watching the ups and downs of the plot, I was hit by those "old principles" - it turns out that rules are not shackles, but the expectations of "people" in the Chinese people's bones. The writing is restrained, the details are exquisite, the characters stand up, and the emotions are solid. When I closed the book, there was only one sentence left in my mind: Family rules are not rules written on paper, but how they are lived out from generation to generation. After watching it, I really want to learn. This kind of novel deserves to be seen by more people
First of all, thank you very much for reading this book. I originally wanted to write a weird story with many rules, but I ended up writing it as an unlimited copy. It's normal for everyone to have other ideas and opinions. After all, there are always parts you don't like. I'm sorry that I can't take everyone's opinions into account. If you don't like some characters or the plot, you can skip it. If you are really not satisfied, you can click on the upper left corner to go out and turn left. Thank you. I hope every reader can find their favorite works. [Bookshelf plus one][Licking screen][Working on manuscript]😘
I feel like this book has a new way of breaking through the rules and weird stories. The etiquette, which was originally difficult to understand, has become people's last emotional strength. Fix the chaos as a way of sorting it out, rather than forcibly destroying it. The author can also very well quote the profound cultural heritage behind us and tell us about the common concepts in a new world view. I hope the author can continue to work hard! 🤭🍉[sending heart]
Different from traditional weird stories about rules, this book uses "ritual" throughout the text, serving as a "guardian of order". At the same time, the world view is relatively broad and in-depth. To be able to write this kind of article, the author's cultural level should be quite high. Come on, I'm optimistic about you 😳😳😳
Although some of the details are still a little green, the subject matter is quite good. A land of etiquette that dresses people, but I always feel like something is missing. Maybe it's because the dungeon doesn't seem to have any big taboo restrictions. Every time someone attacks the core in the dungeon, there doesn't seem to be any serious punishment, which makes people feel confused.
I really like this "gift".
This book is very beautiful. In addition to the profoundness of Chinese culture, the writing style is also very delicate, and there are some minor abuses.
Lin Mo's portrayal is very good in all aspects, very beautiful, thank you very much [Top post] ̋(๑˃́ꇴ˂̀๑)
I don't know much about it, but I can only say that it's really beautiful.
It's quite brilliant and worth watching. I highly recommend everyone to watch it.