Rule Horror: I Can See My Odds of Dying
规则怪谈：我的死亡概率能显示
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 264k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 8mo ago
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Overall, it's quite good, but the difficulty of the dungeons doesn't quite match the rewards. The synopsis says there are few survivors, so why is it only the male protagonist? Also, the first dungeon is overly complex. The author clearly wanted to create mind-bending dungeons, which is great, but the protagonist's character development within the dungeons feels disjointed.
It's so beautiful, I love it!
There aren't many novels in the rule-based supernatural genre anymore, and this one is alright, but it doesn't focus on depicting the same survivors (players), making it feel more like a single-player game. The author is considered a complete novice. Compared to traditional supernatural tales, this novel is more like an infinite flow novel.
It's a good story, not clichéd, not drawn out, and not overly sentimental. The setting is very novel, and the first school doesn't follow the usual formula, which is quite refreshing. Keep it up!
The first instance was too long, and the rules and supernatural tales weren't very useful. I thought it was a bizarre invasion, but it turned out to be some kind of God's Space, and then there was this inexplicable cycle of reincarnation.
I personally think it's good. The concept of probability is quite intuitive, and the protagonist is rational enough. I look forward to seeing how it develops.
I was just about to say "that's interesting," but then you!!! Look at my lips (*$&$&*#&$)
The story is essentially a combination of an infinite flow and a horror game, with the rules and supernatural elements mainly based on the setting of the first instance.
It's really good. The female lead is refreshing, and the main character's personality is right up my alley.
Not bad, it should be an original copy.