[Unlimited streaming, doomsday, micro-thriller, strange rules, Chinese horror, copy]
When the "Story of National Destiny" comes, the bloody rule banner hangs high in the sky, and the world falls into a strange doomsday. The first dungeon was actually opened in the cafeteria of a certain government agency. There was only one rule: "No waste of food."
Amid the chaos, a stray orange cat that grew up in the cafeteria woke up unexpectedly. Not only can it stand upright on two legs and speak human words, but it has also awakened an outrageous power - "majesty within the system." Any being, whether human or ghost, who sees it will uncontrollably recognize it as a superior leader and respectfully address it: "Thank you for your hard work, Secretary Cat!"
As a result, the style of painting completely went astray. Faced with the life-threatening [Red and White Collision], Juzuo frowned: "Occupying roads in violation of regulations, how can you be so unruly!"; The [Infinite Corridor], which trapped countless dead souls, was characterized as a "formalist style of repeating reports" and ordered to merge similar items; even the ghost teacher in the despair examination room was so frustrated by its instruction of "the question type is outdated, it is recommended to review" that the rules collapsed...
Wearing the official seal of a mysterious cat's paw, Kizuro led his "inspection team" and used meetings, discussions, and instructions to crush monsters and monsters as well as their copy rules. Until it approached the source of all weirdness - the ultimate bureaucratic fortress called the [General Bureau]. The final showdown is not a fight, but an ultimate debate about rules and human relations.
This Orange Seat, which has hidden merit and fame, will use the fireworks brought from the cafeteria to tell this dead world what "rules are dead, but cats are alive".
Reader comments
The content and subject matter are relatively new, but there is some duplication of content at the end of each chapter and the beginning of the next chapter, and the overall content is relatively simple, relying entirely on talking, and the copy content is a bit too simple, but it's actually okay. Generally speaking, it can be written as a short story, but a medium-length novel may not be recommended. I feel like the author is still a newbie, so keep up the good work.
The content and subject matter are relatively new, but there is some duplication of content at the end of each chapter and the beginning of the next chapter, and the overall content is relatively simple, relying entirely on talking, and the copy content is a bit too simple, but it's actually okay. Generally speaking, it can be written as a short story, but a medium-length novel may not be recommended. I feel like the author is still a newbie, so keep up the good work.
Weird stories about very different rules