After working overtime for fourteen hours, Lin Huai just wanted to eat hot instant noodles, but the lights were turned off and the door was sealed, and he was dragged directly into the copy of the midnight convenience store rules!
Seven rules in red letters on a black background hang above your head: you cannot leave, you cannot look directly at the "customer", you cannot touch the third floor of the refrigerator, and you must always pay attention to the number of companions...
The bald man who was traveling with him patted his chest and pretended to be a big boss, saying that he had studied the dungeon and had a 70% survival rate, but in the end he couldn't even see through the rules and traps!
The couple collapsed and screamed, and the cashier girl was frightened. Only Lin Huai, too sleepy to react, activated the [Weird Rules Assistance System] the moment the "customer" entered the store!
Once the "Rules Perspective" is turned on, there is no way to hide the fake rules - the refrigerator that others dare not touch, he directly reaches for the customs clearance props; while others stick to the rules and act like a tortoise, he reverses the rules and slaps them in the face to make a cup!
[Copy of rules + system cool text + reversal to get full + slap in the face without procrastination]
Others survive by guessing the rules, but I win by relying on the system. No matter how bad the copy is, it can't stop me from cheating!
Reader comments
Finished reading two copies. It's very touching, all the characters have online IQs, and the minor supporting characters also restore the emotions of ordinary people. It's not all smooth sailing, there are sacrifices, hangups, limitations, and growth.
Especially the sense of oppression that is approaching layer by layer. Entering the dungeon is like having a rope around your neck, which gradually tightens as time goes by... It seems like the rules can be seen through at a glance, but in fact there are many traps. Fighting with people and rules, there are obviously no bloody and thrilling scenes, but it makes people feel scared.
Come on author, keep it up. Looking forward to the follow-up
Finished reading two copies. It's very touching, all the characters have online IQs, and the minor supporting characters also restore the emotions of ordinary people. It's not all smooth sailing, there are sacrifices, hangups, limitations, and growth. Especially the sense of oppression that is approaching layer by layer. Entering the dungeon is like having a rope around your neck, which gradually tightens as time goes by... It seems like the rules can be seen through at a glance, but in fact there are many traps. Fighting with people and rules, there are obviously no bloody and thrilling scenes, but it makes people feel scared. Come on author, keep it up. Looking forward to the follow-up