Rule Horror: The Oracle Game

Sincerely, this Amway rule book is weird! I originally thought it was just an ordinary game to break through levels and fight monsters, but the more I watched, the more I looked at it. Without brainless cheats, the protagonist would encounter real crises and make mistakes. The rules are very cleverly written, and some of the rules are contradictory. You have to distinguish the true from the false by yourself, and follow the protagonist to figure out the puzzles. The sense of substitution is particularly strong. The sense of horror is not based on a sudden surprise, but the kind of chill that slowly penetrates. Many foreshadowings are cleverly buried, and when I see the reversal, I get goosebumps. Not only is it a strange story, but the human nature is also portrayed in a very real way, and the choices made in desperate situations are particularly poignant. After reading it, I have a lot of staying power and it is worth reading carefully. Come on, author!

It looks good, the author's writing is good, but there are too few updates. Come on, come on, update it quickly!