Rules of the Strange: Playing as Taro from the Land of Light from the Start

It's good to read. It's the first time I've seen someone write about this kind of subject, and there aren't many comments from the audience. It's just that the reaction of the beautiful country's government is like other national destiny novels. It feels a bit stupid, but the author seems to be a novice, and it's already very good to be able to write at this level. Come on.

It's so beautiful, it turns out to be the backbone of the country, the light of righteousness🥵🥵🥵😭😭😭Young man, I must give you a thumbs up😎😎😎

It's still pretty good. I originally thought it was Shuangwen or Ai after seeing the cover and title, but this time it turned out to be really nice. Except for the patriotic content in the 18th picture, everything else is pretty good. The battle description may be average, but the story is still great. However, there is basically no reasoning and games about the rules. After all, the role-playing rules and ghost stories are mainly aimed at the aborigines, so it is still a good book to read when there is a book shortage. I mainly watched it because there was a bear in the introduction, but I didn't expect it to be pretty good [laughing]

Tyro's dungeon is generally well written, with good grasp of character relationships, character images, and character traits. However, the villain is a bit... I hope the "Supreme Gou Xiong Ridge" dungeon is written vividly 😘[Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

I have now read Chapter 29. From my personal perspective, there are no problems with the plot, but there is a slight problem with the setting. . . It should be said that the author is a new fan, so some settings are wrong, such as titles, like Ultra's father, he should not and cannot be called the leader but captain, and Ultra's father will not call Tyro his son, but directly Taylor, and the monster prison is obviously a cosmic prison. . . There is also the character design. The point is that no matter what period Lao Hei is in, Bei Lao Hei should not be anyone's subordinate or call anyone an adult. However, Lao Hei's jump is correct for once. However, considering that the story setting is distorted, these above can be regarded as the tip of an arcade fan. At least the content in general is not broken. I don't know what will happen next. I still hope that the author will continue to write better.

The plot is logical, the description of the protagonist is very three-dimensional, and there is no excessive push in the plot. The supporting characters have the highlight of the plot, and the credit is not given to the protagonist. Although it is a national destiny article, it is also written by people from other countries, and it does not look like a fake like the inferior ones.

Rate yourself, it's super nice. 🤔🤔🤔😏

I'm a little bookworm, so you can look at my homepage and I won't say anything else. The character design is relatively restored and the plot is great. It's cool and cool. It's really cool. I sincerely recommend it.

I feel that the whole book is only about 7 points at most (personally). The author is not deeply involved in Ultraman, which makes it a bit uncomfortable for readers. The switch of narrative perspective is a bit sudden, but I can feel that the author is very careful. The main thing is that the characters are seriously OOc, what about Mebius being arrogant, and Mebius suddenly realizes later, and is relatively stiff. The protagonist's behavior is generally okay, but sometimes the way he speaks makes people a little confused (all the characters, but according to the trend of the author's writing, the original characters are polluted, so it is not like this)

On why the author wrote this book: I'm going to state my guesses, which are, of course, my personal opinions. When you become an adult, you probably rarely talk about your childhood, right? Because of this, your childhood memories are gradually blurred, like a veil covering them. I think that your childhood memories are blurred, which is the source of this darkness. Your memories about them gradually become blurred, or even become erroneous due to forgetfulness, which leads to distortion. The pressure of work and life in adulthood becomes the source of this dark power, and eventually it becomes a strange story. What the protagonist does in the book is not only to fight against the darkness, but also to help you retrieve your childhood memories. So you should always keep your childlike innocence.