[Rule-Based Horror + Decisive and Ruthless + Smart Protagonist + Anime + Infinite Worlds]
After Chen Ran is hit by a car, he doesn't die. Instead, he becomes Fei Bo, the fat cat from Boonie Bears.
He thinks it's just an unlucky cosplay incident, but is forced to play a deadly rule-based game in Bear Ridge.
Relying on quick thinking and his feline body, he struggles through one brush with death after another and escapes to town, only to discover that familiar faces like Cuihua, Guang Touqiang, and Xiong Da and Xiong Er have all been twisted into puppets of the rules.
When Chen Ran finally solves the mysteries of Bear Ridge and gets a clue about Boss Li, a cold notification sounds:
[Beginner Trial "Twisted Bear Ridge" completed. Reward "Eye of the Rules" issued.]
Only then does Chen Ran understand: he has been chosen as a "Rule Previewer," forced to experience countless anime horror scenarios in advance!
Before long, rule-based horror descends upon the entire world. In Tokyo, Death Note's Light Yagami starts writing names, while cursed broadcasts appear across the seas of One Piece...
As the whole world falls into panic, Chen Ran quietly opens his notebook:
"The core rule of Death Note is to look at a name for five seconds. Ten billion dollars for the solution isn't unreasonable, right?"
"The secrets of the Pleasant Goat Village: trading this information for a top-of-the-line yacht seems fair."
While other countries are still testing the rules with human lives, Chen Ran has grown richer than nations by selling conquest guides.
Sipping red wine in his Mount Everest villa, he watches the people below struggle for survival and answers a mysterious phone call:
"Want to buy a perfect conquest guide for the next instance? Sure, I'll take 10% of your country's mineral resources
There's nothing wrong with the subject matter, that's the rule. Why does this good review say so? The rules are adaptable, and the online IQ is indeed possible. I watched it and it didn't feel particularly brainless.
Strong sense of immersion