Animated Rule Horror: Starting with Boonie Bears

In fact, it's pretty good, much better than most of the childhood-related rule-based ghost stories I've seen. At least it's logically self-consistent, and the performance is reasonable, and it's not just crazy and seeking death. There are no unforeseen consequences, and there are no national fortunes or live broadcasts. Well... I'm already better than most people at this track. If you can make up the rules well, stay out of the national destiny, and get through the obstacles reasonably, you are already very strong.

From the early stage to the present, this book is still quite good-looking, with a tight and appropriate structure and logic. The author also interacts to listen to opinions, has an outline, and has ideas. Some passages are not too abrupt. Although there are still problems, people are not perfect. There is room for improvement and a willingness to lower one's head and listen to opinions. Overall, it's good. After all, some wheat grows well only when it bends down. I look forward to the later performance of this work.

The quality of the book is not actually five stars, but after looking at other works written by the author, I decided to give it five stars. First of all, this is a book that has been on the recommendation column, but I don't know how many people have recommended it. In Rules and Ghost Stories, cartoons are not a popular choice, and there is not much content that can be used for reference. So far, there are not many similarities, and the connection between the rules for several main characters is quite good. Disadvantages: I have little experience in horror creation, and the plot connection is not very smooth. You cannot read this book with normal requirements. It is good to read it in your spare time. The poisonous points will not affect the viewing experience too much.

The author has made great progress. At the beginning, there were still missing words and the writing was immature. But at the end of Gou Xiong Ling World, the writing was particularly good. Everyone's interaction was particularly loving. In short, it has great potential! Follow up

It's very good. It's an adventure story with rules and weird stories, and there's no luck in the country, no live broadcast, and no heroine. It's very good. It's still relatively new. Or maybe you should write in the introduction that there's no luck in the country, no live broadcast, no heroine, and weird adventures. That way, people who are tired of watching the live broadcast of National Games will click to come in and watch.

Taking childhood as the subject, this level is already acceptable. It does not have the bloody and disgusting feeling of pure horror, nor does it go too far to damage the impression of the original work itself. The improvement of the writing style can also be clearly seen. Overall, it is very good.

It's quite interesting. Compared with the childhood rules and ghost stories I've read before, the proportion of this system can be said to be very small. At least it doesn't cheat directly in the second one. I just feel that this system needs to read the author's other books, and such numbers have appeared in other books, but I only read the beginning.

To be honest, I was attracted by the correct rules in the introduction at the beginning, but later I was completely convinced by the content. It's a very good book, with one chapter every day. Isn't it a bit missing?

He is much better than me. I can only say that they are closely linked. Xiong Da Xiong Er's tone and movements are very well portrayed.

I think it's pretty good [laughs]. It doesn't feel shoddy or deliberately bloody. It's mainly about self-consistency in logic and the use of rules.