Weird Stories About Rules: Binding at the Start [Diary of a Madman]

[Chaotic Kindness + Copy of Classics + Chinese Cthulhu + Supernatural + Unlimited Streaming + Madness + Tribute to Classics + Not Brainless] When you are familiar with literary classics, they become a living hell. With the advent of high-dimensional civilization, the world has been dragged into copies composed of absurd novels by writers. Lu Xun, Kafka, Marquez... Those texts that are so profound that you thought you would have understood them all have turned into the most deadly rules and weird talk. The first copy that Zhou Shu was involved in was "Medicine" written by Lu Xun. He transformed into Hua Xiaoshuan, a tuberculosis boy destined to eat steamed buns with human blood. In this world, twisted family affection and ignorant beliefs are more terrifying than death itself. In order to survive, Zhou Shu bound the "Madman's Diary" template. From then on, he was able to see through the subtext in the words, and even disguised himself as a "local" to lurk among the weird NPCs. Zhou Shu stayed awake amidst the madness, glimpsed the truth between the words, and finally opened the dusty book of history and spoke his own voice to the "cannibal" world: [I looked up the history and found that there is no chronology in this history. The words "benevolence, justice and morality" are written on each crooked page. [I couldn't sleep anyway, so I read carefully for half the night, and then I saw the words between the words. There were two words written all over the book, which were "cannibalism"!