Perfectly Clearing the Horror Game, Starting on New Year's

This product is suspected to be the result of the author being driven crazy during his Chinese New Year holiday.

I understand that picking up new books is my destiny. So far, it seems pretty good. The interaction between the comments and the protagonist is reasonable and interesting, although I still prefer a more immersive, level-based experience. The dungeon descriptions are decent, but the author provides almost no background information, making some appearances of deities seem abrupt.

It's better than the others. The others are said to be highly intelligent, but they read the rules one second and break them the next. Although they don't seem to be particularly intelligent, they can remember the rules, which is still pretty good.

Genre: Male-oriented; Perspective: Male protagonist; Romantic Relationship: No romantic pairing; Genre: Rule-based supernatural tales, dungeons, live stream; Review: A relatively rare, non-traditional text-based rule-based supernatural tale. It's not just about finding notes, but an immersive dungeon experience where you summarize the rules yourself.

Reading new books is my destiny, and the beginning was amazing. I quite like this kind of large-scale, rule-based supernatural tale, and I hope the subsequent chapters maintain that quality. So far, it's all about rules binding rules; I'm a little worried about the ghost and spirit elements later on. If, like in that other story, even with cheat codes, you can't win, then maybe consider adding some powerful plot devices. Good luck, author!

It's very well written; I've already read the latest chapter. This is a rare find in the "Rules of the Strange" genre. Most of the "Rules of the Strange" novels on this site are basically "baby dungeons"—dungeons designed specifically for the protagonist, where only the protagonist knows the details. It's really infuriating to read. Author, please hold on! Please don't let there be any protagonist-only dungeons! Good grief, we're not going to be able to get past this first dungeon.

It's so good! The protagonist is intelligent and knows how to use various forces to maneuver and protect himself, and it's not a mindless wish-fulfillment story.

New Year, Doomsday, Incense Offering, Celebration—the fifth chapter is still in its early stages. I think the author could try more of the school celebration genre. The first three weren't very engaging, and they were too long and slow-paced. The school celebration, while also quite long, has a faster pace and is easier to follow.

The advantages are the absence of a deus ex machina system; instead, it relies on reasoning and the protagonist's intelligence (though not explicitly emphasized, just higher rationality and less emotionality). There are no cheat codes, and the world-building expands gradually without jumping into grand narratives. However, there are some drawbacks.

It's alright, the plot isn't too depressing. It would be great if the author could update five times a day… *cough* To get to the point, I'm deducting one star because the author made quite a few typos, but otherwise it's fine. Hopefully, they can fix them; that would definitely reduce the number of negative reviews.