Rule Horror: I Can See My Odds of Dying

Overall, it's really nice to watch, but the difficulty and rewards of the dungeon don't quite match. Didn't the introduction say that there are fewer people alive? Why is there only one male protagonist? The other one is the first dungeon. The settings given are too complicated. The author really wanted to create a brain-burning dungeon. This is really good, but the settings for the protagonist in the dungeon are somewhat fragmented. At first, the setting for the protagonist is not a novice, but a veteran who has passed several rules and weird stories, but later it became a cycle of 98 times in one dungeon (because I I only read the first dungeon.) This made me feel a little disconnected. Also, I didn't see the scenes of other players at all in the first dungeon. They were all the protagonist's one-man show (I think). I can't read it very much, but I still recommend it to others. It's really good-looking and brain-burning. It's a good book [like][like][like]

Very beautiful, I like it very much

There are not many novels in the genre of rules and ghost stories. This one is okay, but it doesn't focus on describing the same survivors (players). It looks like a single player. It is evaluated that the author is a pure novice. Compared with the traditional rules and ghost stories, this novel is more like an infinite flow novel. Remember that in an infinite flow novel, the protagonist appears in the early stage who is completely invincible and can immediately cause restrictions and harm to the protagonist. After the first copy ended, someone observed the protagonist and then had to capture the protagonist. I don't care what you think about this in terms of plot, but it is undoubtedly a huge poisonous point. If the author sees the completion ratio of different chapters in the background, you should be able to see that by the time you write, the completion ratio will drop significantly.

It's a good-looking copy, it's not cliche, it's not procrastinating, it's not a Madonna copy, it's a very novel setting, and the first school doesn't have conventional routines, so it's a breakthrough, come on!

The first copy was too long, and the strange rules were useless. I thought it was a strange invasion, but it turned out to be some kind of main god space, and it was reincarnated inexplicably.

Personally I think it looks good, the probability thing is quite intuitive, and the protagonist is rational enough, I look forward to the follow-up development.

I was just about to say something interesting, but you! ! ! ! ! ! ! Look at my mouth shape (*$&$&*#&$)

The essence of the story is [infinite flow + thriller game], and the content of the strange rules is mainly the setting of the first copy.

It's very beautiful, the character is fresh, and the character of the protagonist is very appealing to me.

Not bad, it should be an original copy