
Rule Horror: You’re a Psychiatric Patient, Yet You Can Really Cultivate Immortality
规则怪谈:你这精神病真会修仙啊
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- Completed
- Length
- 645k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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Other names
- Rule Horror: Refining Pills with the Weird, I, the Daoist, Made It规则怪谈:以诡炼丹,道爷我成了Alternate title on Fanqie
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Very good. The protagonist might not have been good enough at the beginning, but he became much better later. It's quite good. Judging from the current plot, the protagonist is someone who will do anything to become an immortal, and his behavior shows that he prioritizes profit above all else, as evidenced by his ingratitude. It's not really CS anymore; it seems to only apply to the weird CS.
It's alright, I can't really find any faults. The character development and plot flow are quite good, and the writing style is decent too. Among the many light novels on Tomato, it's one of the better ones. If you like light novels, you might want to check it out; you might have a different experience. It's obvious the author is quite narcissistic. (^_^)/ The later stages weren't very satisfying, and there was a decline in enjoyment. ヽ (·_·;)ノ
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It has a fairly classic "light novel" feel to it. However, the subject matter is quite novel, and the protagonist's perspective is pretty good. The protagonist's character has a certain charm, which is quite appealing. Don't be too picky about light novels; there's not much to it, just read whatever you like. Yeah, and then the comments section got a bit annoying. The only good thing about it is the main character's personality; the rest isn't very interesting.
•After watching that internet addiction episode, I came here to leave a comment and complain. • I was initially drawn in by the CS setting in the synopsis, and I've enjoyed reading it ever since. It would be fine if the author could just cut the story of Song Yue without causing any pain, considering the needs of some readers.
The book is good, but I feel my moral compass won't allow me to continue reading. Perhaps it's an imitation of a certain immortal being, especially the protagonist. It uses the same Counter-Strike theme, and the plot is actually rather average compared to similar works. However, the protagonist is very well-developed. I'll give it five stars; it's a good book. Unfortunately, it might not be suitable for me.
A wonderful book. The protagonist is a CS (Counter-Strike) user, but he's killing monsters. You know General Duanmu, right? His Dao heart is unwavering. There are quite a few fake comments; he kills monsters, and they even feel sorry for them? I'm speechless. But the protagonist's character is really good. Don't miss this great book.
This book is good. Many fantasy novels on Tomato nowadays focus too much on describing how other countries mock the protagonist in the early stages, which is very uncomfortable to read. Even if the protagonist has some skill, they still get mocked, making it seem like the countries are completely useless and the protagonist is the only one carrying the team.
Personally, I feel that chapters 1, 2, 3, and 4 are the best written so far. Chapter 5 feels a bit boring because it's connected to chapter 4. Chapter 6 is okay, but it doesn't feel like a comeback. Chen An's character design is pretty good and hasn't fallen apart yet, but there are too many strange and unsettling elements, which are a bit obscure.
If you enjoy ruthless, self-serving villains, you might enjoy this, but if you dislike hypocritical villains, I wouldn't recommend it. The protagonist is somewhat hypocritical; he kills someone who is kind to him for personal gain, then blames the person for corrupting his moral compass.