Rule Horror Tower: I Clear Every Instance with Logic

I can give it five stars for the time being. After all, the number of chapters is still too few and I can't see the overall development direction. I hope it won't be unfinished in the future. So far, it seems that it has not fallen into some bad writing routines. It is just the performance of an ordinary person after entering this kind of game. There are no inexplicable cheats. The psychological journey is also very delicate and real. I feel that there is a high probability that he is a growth-oriented protagonist, which is worth looking forward to. I don't know if the world view is a part that the author focuses on polishing. Many times, this kind of world that breaks the common sense requires more self-consistent operating logic. If it is written with the same care as the characters, it will be a very outstanding work. If it is not followed up, it will not affect it at present because the characters are well drawn and have reached the level of a good work. But if you want to go to the next level, you may still need to carefully conceive the world view. After all, what kind of alien forces are invading now and self-destruction under civilization overload. The game/experiment routines of high-dimensional creatures have almost been written to death. It is difficult to innovate routines, and it is also difficult to write new things out of old routines. Therefore, I personally will not be too demanding in this regard. As I said before, the characters in this book are already good, which is what attracted me. There are really not many authors who do not write cool articles to make quick money but take their characters seriously. I must support it.