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

It is suspected that the author was driven crazy when he returned home during the Chinese New Year.

I understand that reading new books is my destiny. It seems pretty good so far. The interaction between the barrage and the protagonist is reasonable and interesting, although I would still prefer a more immersive level. Well, the introduction of the dungeon is pretty good, but the author's introduction to the general background is almost zero, so the appearance of gods and the like in some places seems very abrupt. The victory is that the plot of the dungeon advances reasonably, the writing is good, there are no inexplicable descriptions in the words, and the protagonist's character is also good. It's been a hundred chapters and you're still on the first copy? It's kind of interesting.

Better than others, others say they have high IQ, and they read the rules one second and break them the next Although he doesn't seem to have a particularly high IQ, he can remember the rules, which is still pretty good.

Attribute: Male channel Point of View: Male Protagonist Emotional relationship: no cp Type: strange rules, copy, live broadcast Evaluation: It is a relatively rare non-traditional text-based rule ghost story. It is not just about looking for notes, but an immersive experience copy to summarize the rules by itself. It is currently updated in the first copy. It has a New Year custom theme, which is also relatively new. Generally speaking, it is a novel about rules and ghost stories with innovative points. It looks pretty good.

It's very well written, I've already read the latest chapter. This book is one that rarely appears among the strange stories about rules. Nowadays, most of the novels with rules and ghost stories in Rotten Persimmon are baby copies. It's the kind of dungeon specially designed for the protagonist. Only the protagonist knows the specific situation. It makes you really want to curse. The author must hold on! Never have a copy that is exclusive to the protagonist. Good guy, this first copy is impossible to pass.

So pretty! The protagonist has a brain and knows how to use various powers to deal with and protect himself, and it is not a brainless novel.

It is my destiny to read new books. The opening is amazing. I quite like this kind of big map type rules and weird stories. I hope that the subsequent copies can also maintain the same style. At present, it seems that the rules are restricting the rules. The ghosts and gods are a little worried about the writing failure in the later stage. If you can't beat the cheating in a certain article, then you can consider some big cheats. Come on author!

The advantage is that there is no mechanical deity like the system, and some reasoning is based on the brain. The protagonist has a brain (but there is no emphasis on the protagonist's high IQ, but he is more rational and less emotional). There are no plug-ins. At the same time, the world view is slowly expanding, and there is no grand narrative chapter from the beginning. There are also some shortcomings. There are too many cynicisms in the early barrage, but it only lasts for the first few chapters and does not affect the perception too much. There are some description problems in the middle. For example, if an official staff member who is solely responsible for the protagonist's personal affairs does not persuade him to choose a more dangerous path, he may be fired if the protagonist dies. This is a bit outrageous, but it can be corrected. I commented specifically there. Overall, this book is very well written up to the point I have read (I only saw the protagonist going to the countryside in the dungeon at the beginning, so I didn't read too much in one sitting). The advantages clearly outweigh the disadvantages. It can be eaten and eaten lavishly. There is currently no unacceptable poison. Shennong has tasted it for you.

New Year, the end of the world, incense burning, celebrations, the fifth copy is still opening. I think the author can try more campus celebrations. The first three did not appeal to me very much, and they were too long and too slow. Although the campus celebrations are relatively long, they are fast-paced and I can continue reading. After reading the first few dungeons, I actually couldn't remember much of the plot. I wanted to review it again but didn't have the patience. Especially the doomsday dungeon, it was very imaginative but didn't feel logical. It is recommended that friends who are new to reading this book first read the copy of Campus Celebration, and then read the previous copy on how to obtain the protagonist's props. Did the author take the time to learn a lot about Cthulhu? When I watch the campus celebration, I always feel like a meme (it's called this if I remember correctly). If you don't know the gods and ghosts, nothing will happen. Once you know it, something will happen. I highly recommend this copy of Campus Celebration. I like it very much. I will stock up more and continue reading after the next copy is finished. Come on, author [please give me more updates]

It's okay, and the plot isn't that depressing. It would be great if the author could update it five times a day... Ahem, to get to the point, one star is deducted because the author has a lot of typos, but nothing else. I hope it can be changed, and there will definitely be fewer bad reviews.