Sanctuary of All Worlds: My Talent Lets Me Rewrite the Rules

It's very good. Compared with the regular rules and ghost stories, this book has a stronger "rules" flavor. Overall, it's very good. Even compared to other Tomato books, it has beaten 90% of them. Strong logic is one of the reasons why Tomato stands out in many books. Secondly, the plot is okay, but I hope the author can spend a little more time on the emotional shaping of the protagonist to make it more three-dimensional.

It feels a little AI-like but not a big problem. The author must have carefully modified it. So far, the biggest highlight is playing word games based on rules. I have my own ideas in this aspect and it's interesting enough.

The content is quite innovative, the writing is very good, and it makes people read it. It feels like the protagonists don't have to eat or sleep much. They don't have enough or even have any supplies. They are so happy that they can't live anymore. They are still fighting wits and courage every day. I can't accept it!

Combining survival with weird rules, the rules are not annoying with a lot of logic errors, and the author's writing is excellent, with many highlights, and a lot of gray humor. The opinions in the comment area are also very interesting. The most important thing is that although it is humorous, the protagonist is not a comedian, but a cold-blooded person.

Let's talk about the advantages first: the setting is novel and the logic is smooth. The protagonist is calm and intelligent and has no ambiguity. The horror atmosphere is very good and the weirdness is really scary. The various store settings such as newsstands are so interesting! Can't stop reading The shortcomings are also obvious: AI traces seriously affect the look and feel. And it's still being serialized so I can't finish it in one sitting 🤭

It's been a long time since I've read a book about rules and weird stories. This book is a combination of rules and weird stories and shelter survival. I think it's quite interesting, but the number of words is still short, so I'll save it for now. Come on, author, update soon. .

This is a book where everything happens at every moment. Even if you are breathing air, you have to consider whether to exhale or inhale first, how many times you inhale each time, how long it takes to inhale, whether you are taking a big breath or a small breath, which is the limit of internal friction. It would take a boring person to seriously read this kind of book, but the subject matter and writing techniques are fresh, and five stars encourage it.

It's just so so. The people the protagonist of The Riddler meets are more likely to pretend to be 13 than the others, but in the end they don't have much strength. If they dare to step on the protagonist's head like this if they have some strength, they can directly lure a few monsters over, or sneak attack and kill them all, and then grab the resources, and let them step on the protagonist's head.

It's so good. I haven't had any books to read recently. This book is really good. The rules are all dead ends. It's wrong to choose left or right. It requires brain teasers. Just don't choose! It's too little, I can't see enough, I really like it

The reading experience of this book is quite good. It is a shelter novel with a relatively novel setting. The dangers or monsters faced here are similar to the strange stories about rules. The protagonist is quick-thinking and good at arguing. He resolves crises by reading rules and using talents, which is relatively rare. The plot is pushed too fast and the details are not very good.