Rule Horror: There’s Something Very Wrong with My Green Green Grassland

It's pretty good, but it's too classic. The classic bear, sheep, and sponge are nothing new; it just offers a more comprehensive interpretation of the eerie. Doraemon is already a classic, so again, it lacks originality. But it's alright. I don't have any suggestions, but have you figured out how you're going to write the ending?

It's great, really great! I personally found it very exciting, and the genre is quite novel. There are all sorts of plot twists throughout, and the mysteries from the beginning are all resolved later. The author has a very creative mind, which is impressive. It's all about wits and strategy, and the pacing is very fast.

This one is different from others; it captivated me from the very beginning. Later, I realized this wasn't the typical Sheep Village story, but rather a story of Sheep Village's Great Collapse. I initially thought the evil god was the big boss, but it turned out to be pollution. The summoning of the evil god was supposedly to resist the pollution.

It's much better than most of the ghost stories I've read, so why is it rated so low? It's clearly quite good! The only downside is that it only updates once a day, but I can understand. Maybe the author has a job and is already tired, and then has to write when they get home. I instantly feel relieved. Keep it up! I believe in you!

A good book. While the author's writing style and plot aren't top-tier, they haven't resorted to shortcuts either; the writing is quite earnest. It's evident that the author tried hard to avoid making the country and supporting characters feel mindless and formulaic. The story is also relatively logical. The author's serious attitude makes this book worth reading, and I look forward to seeing them improve further.

To summarize the advantages: ① It's a battle of wits, not mindless. ② Unlike other novels, it doesn't have a bunch of idiotic comments. ③ The advisory group provides information, and there aren't any descriptions of people constantly yelling "It's all over!" And looking utterly hopeless.

A divine book! Truly a divine book! Tang Jia San Shao would weep upon reading it, and Tian Can Tu Dou would be filled with admiration! This is a reincarnation of the Four Great Classical Novels, the pinnacle of 21st-century literature! *Saint Ruins*? It falls short in comparison! *Battle Through the Heavens*? It lacks some depth! *Zhu Xian*? It loses some of its emotional depth!

The beginning was okay, but I don't know about the later parts. It's a very good watch, everyone should check it out. The character is Grey Wolf, and it's his last chance, then the Dragon Kingdom is destroyed (just a heads-up, because some people might think this is a cliché, too old-fashioned). It's not very scary, written in a very simple style.

I've read all the reviews. Although I've only read the first chapter, here are a few initial summaries: 1. The combination of the chapters and the original work is quite good; 20 chapters in one chapter is very enjoyable. 2. The main point to avoid is that it deviates from the rule framework, using the rules as the basis for reasoning.

I came back to the first page specifically to review this book; it's super good! \(//∇//)\ And the author updates incredibly fast, two chapters a day—that's incredibly productive! I'll definitely recommend it as soon as it gets its rating. It's so good, keep it up, author! ^ω^