Strangeness has arrived, and strange rumors about rules have swept the world. The chosen ones from all over the world enter the dungeon, and if they fail, strange things will come to reality. The Dragon Kingdom has suffered successive defeats, nearly half of its territory has been lost, and it is in danger. The ninety-ninth dungeon was opened, and the person selected by Long Guo was actually Lin Feng, a seriously ill patient in Qingshan Mental Hospital. In the global live broadcast room, the chosen ones from other countries were carefully analyzing the rules, but Lin Feng was grinning at the air. [Rule 1: Don't look in the mirror at midnight] Lin Feng saw a note in red: "The weirdy in the mirror is applying a facial mask. Complimenting her beauty can increase his favorability." So, he said affectionately to the mirror: "Beauty, your skin is so good, what brand do you use?" Weird: "... Huh?" [Rule 2: Don't respond to cries in the corridor] Note in red: "The one who is crying is a lovelorn female ghost. Tell her a joke and she will laugh until she forgets that she is a ghost." Lin Feng leaned over and said, "Girl, don't cry. Let me tell you, there once was a ghost who farted, and then... He died." Female ghost: "Pfft... Hahahaha!" When the S-level copy [Blood Campus] came, the Chosen One of the Sakura Kingdom was torn apart by the Rift Girl, and the Chosen One of the Lighthouse Kingdom suffered a mental breakdown. Lin Feng looked at the rule "no noise", and red letters appeared: "Weird was a square dance leader before his death, and he was most afraid of music with strong rhythm, especially "The Most Dazzling National Style"." When the global audience was in despair, Lin Feng took out the stereo that he didn't know where he came from, and pressed the play button. "The vast end of the world is my love -" The next second, he held the hand of the cracked girl and started a square dance on the playground.
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There are too many flaws. I can only say that I can watch it. I can't watch it. I can't stand it. I can only say that I don't like it. I can't stand it. In the current progress of watching it, there are inconsistencies in the plot (I don't know if it is an AI novel. Many AI novels have this problem. A plot is repeated many times with different content). For example, he clearly acted against the protagonist earlier. After I had a clear understanding and support, I reintroduced myself and asked for cooperation again as if I didn't know each other. Anyway, I don't think of the protagonist as a hero who saves the building from collapse, but as a potentially dangerous person who has to rely on him to save the world. He is fearful and shy, and his senses are very weak. It's wonderful, I can't describe it. I feel like I want to save the world but also stand on the high platform of the country. The attitude is quite annoying to the protagonist. Anyway, it makes people feel vaguely uncomfortable. I don't want to continue watching it from now on. You have to have a good attitude towards the savior. It doesn't matter whether he is really crazy or not, no matter how ridiculous the result is. You have to have a good attitude even though it saves your life. Let's count it as a word count. More than one million words is a lot of perseverance. In addition, there are some personal preferences. I don't like to add/bring teammates to the national games. Although the teammates seem to be good, but I just don't like to watch the two-player and multi-player national games. Unlimited streaming copies and the like are acceptable.
This book really puts a new spin on the "weird stories about rules". Other protagonists memorize the rules cautiously, but this protagonist directly uses the rules as an exploitable object to make a living, and the rules are very reasonable. The setting of "The Scarlet Letter Note" is so wonderful. It is not just a spoiler, but a "guided misdirection" with a bad taste. I can't help but laugh out loud every time I watch it. The atmosphere of the dungeon is ruthless and strange. The transition from daily madness to the oppressive feeling of S-level dungeons is very smooth. It is both exciting and scary at the same time. The most important thing is that the protagonist is not brainless and crazy, but consciously crazy. The more he reads, the more he gets confused. It is a highly recognizable book among the rules and ghost stories, and the desire to read it is very strong.
Now that I have followed it, I can responsibly say that this book is becoming more and more stable as I write it. In the early stage, I was attracted by the crazy flow, but in the middle stage, I can clearly feel that the world view is secretly consolidating. Every rule and red-letter note is not a throwaway joke, and will be recycled later. The difficulty of the dungeon is getting higher, but the protagonist's solutions are never repetitive. They are both imaginative and logical, which is very enjoyable to watch. The most rare thing is that the rhythm is very well controlled. It doesn't drag out when it's time to be nervous, and it's not awkward when it's time to relax. The end of each chapter can basically hook people to click on the next chapter. I can no longer keep it, so I can only wait for the update every day. It is the kind of book that you will miss once the update is discontinued.
I don't know if I'm watching the abridged version or if it's just repeated, deleted, and skipped chapters.
There are a lot of strange stories about this kind of wisdom reduction + gold finger extraordinarily cheating rule recently.
There are too many flaws. I can only say that I can watch it. I can't watch it. I can't stand it. I can only say that I don't like it. I can't stand it. In the current progress of watching it, there are inconsistencies in the plot (I don't know if it is an AI novel. Many AI novels have this problem. A plot is repeated many times with different content). For example, he clearly acted against the protagonist earlier. After I had a clear understanding and support, I reintroduced myself and asked for cooperation again as if I didn't know each other. Anyway, I don't think of the protagonist as a hero who saves the building from collapse, but as a potentially dangerous person who has to rely on him to save the world. He is fearful and shy, and his senses are very weak. It's wonderful, I can't describe it. I feel like I want to save the world but also stand on the high platform of the country. The attitude is quite annoying to the protagonist. Anyway, it makes people feel vaguely uncomfortable. I don't want to continue watching it from now on. You have to have a good attitude towards the savior. It doesn't matter whether he is really crazy or not, no matter how ridiculous the result is. You have to have a good attitude even though it saves your life. Let's count it as a word count. More than one million words is a lot of perseverance. In addition, there are some personal preferences. I don't like to add/bring teammates to the national games. Although the teammates seem to be good, but I just don't like to watch the two-player and multi-player national games. Unlimited streaming copies and the like are acceptable.
This book really puts a new spin on the "weird stories about rules". Other protagonists memorize the rules cautiously, but this protagonist directly uses the rules as an exploitable object to make a living, and the rules are very reasonable. The setting of "The Scarlet Letter Note" is so wonderful. It is not just a spoiler, but a "guided misdirection" with a bad taste. I can't help but laugh out loud every time I watch it. The atmosphere of the dungeon is ruthless and strange. The transition from daily madness to the oppressive feeling of S-level dungeons is very smooth. It is both exciting and scary at the same time. The most important thing is that the protagonist is not brainless and crazy, but consciously crazy. The more he reads, the more he gets confused. It is a highly recognizable book among the rules and ghost stories, and the desire to read it is very strong. Now that I have followed it, I can responsibly say that this book is becoming more and more stable as I write it. In the early stage, I was attracted by the crazy flow, but in the middle stage, I can clearly feel that the world view is secretly consolidating. Every rule and red-letter note is not a throwaway joke, and will be recycled later. The difficulty of the dungeon is getting higher, but the protagonist's solutions are never repetitive. They are both imaginative and logical, which is very enjoyable to watch. The most rare thing is that the rhythm is very well controlled. It doesn't drag out when it's time to be nervous, and it's not awkward when it's time to relax. The end of each chapter can basically hook people to click on the next chapter. I can no longer keep it, so I can only wait for the update every day. It is the kind of book that you will miss once the update is discontinued.
I don't know if I'm watching the abridged version or if it's just repeated, deleted, and skipped chapters.
There are a lot of strange stories about this kind of wisdom reduction + gold finger extraordinarily cheating rule recently.
No wonder no one is watching. . . . . . . .