Rule Horror: SpongeBob's Great Plague
规则怪谈：海绵宝宝大瘟疫
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Guys, Any Books That Will Ruin Your Childhood?
Looking for books like Childhood Nightmare: First, Let the Big Bad Wolf Eat the Little Sheep.
Tomato Novel Has Had so Many Great New Releases Lately, but the Word Counts...
Lately, Tomato Books keeps recommending stories that update constantly, then after a while there's another new book with only a hundred-odd thousand words, but plenty of readers. They all seem pretty good, too, but just when you get really interested, the story ends…
Looking for a Strong Protagonist with Good Values and a Sense of Duty
All the books these days are realist fiction. Even when the protagonist helps someone, the narration has to go on about how they're doing it for some personal reason or other. I want someone like Spider-Man, who believes that with great power comes great responsibility.
These Seven Are the Only Masterpieces in the Rules-Horror Genre. Disagree? Prove Me Wrong.
Psychological Warfare, High-IQ Showdowns, and Brain-Bending Reads. Any Genre
Looking for books similar to The End of Ten Days.
I’m Done. Stop Recommending Slay the Gods and Awkwardly Overpowered Stories
Please, I want to get flamed online. Recommend me some good books (no short ones, please!).
Supernatural Novels: Cowards Stay Away (Rated 9.5 or Higher)
Not for the faint of heart.
Are There Any Books About Collectivism? So Many Seem to Focus on the Lone Hero
I have a hard time getting into stories about individual heroism. Some of them don't really align with my values, so I wanted to ask if anyone knows any good stories focused on collectivism and putting the greater good first.
Please Bury Me in High-Quality Urban Legend or Rule-Based Horror Stories 🙏
I want romance novels with highly intelligent characters, not just romance with a thin layer of something else slapped on! What's the point of a supernatural-rules horror story if all they do is fall in love? I might as well read an apocalypse novel...
I Came for Rule-Based Horror, Not to Watch the Protagonist Show Off
Horror Infinite-Flow Fiction, No Romance, No Ambiguity. What Are Some People Even Doing?
Horror, infinite-flow, no CP, and no romantic tension. I don't understand what some people are doing. I said no CP, but they still recommend books with couples, saying the CP is just in the background. A background couple is still a couple! I came looking for books because I don't want to read that.
Recommend Some Rule-Based Horror Stories!
Please recommend stories about strange rules! I want rules that may be true or false, and a protagonist who has to figure out which is which. The protagonist shouldn't instantly know what's going on. Ideally, the setting would be an escape room or horror game. I want to see the protagonist grow and shine in an exciting story.
Any Books on Tomato That Make You Want to Shut Out the Whole World After Finishing Them?
Looking for High-Quality Supernatural Rule-Based Stories. The Characters Should Follow the Rules, Not Go Around Killing Everyone
Proper Rule-Based Horror Stories, No Bait-and-Switch
I'm looking for rule-based horror stories like The Zoo Mystery. At least most of the rules should be correct, and violating them should result in contamination rather than instantly kicking the bucket. An ordinary person who stays alert should have a chance of making it through, instead of it being completely dependent on an overpowered cheat that nobody can survive without.
I’m Hooked on Rules Horror Lately. Any Recommendations from Experts in the Genre?
Looking for High-Quality Rule-Based Horror Stories. Lesser-Known Gems Are Fine Too
For rule-based horror stories, all I want is rules, instances, and supernatural horrors.
Rules Horror, Rules Horror! I've Recently Gotten Hooked on This Genre
No Female Lead!!! No Flirting with Girls, and No Sister or Younger Sister Complexes
Rule-Based Horror Stories (Nothing Mindless)
The protagonist should be an ordinary person, but cautious and clever. Not the type who recklessly charges in and wipes out monsters, or who acts mindlessly and ignores the rules.
Rule-Horror Stories Without National Destiny
Looking for books similar to Rules of the Strange: Hope Children's Welfare Home. The protagonist should be smart and logical. No brainless power fantasies or random golden fingers.
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I’m a Lawyer Who Puts the Supernatural on Trial
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Rule Horror: I Can Ignore One Rule
When the Zombies Come: I Can See the Red Rules
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I've seen the guaranteed drop! 😢 Five-star review 💕 I've finished the first two chapters. The pace is a bit fast but very tight. Every little foreshadowing is resolved, every item is used effectively, the writing is light and humorous, and even the abstract, mischievous plot twists mentioned earlier turned out to be brilliant touches for the final comeback.
This book deserves a five-star rating for just one thing: it at least understands the rules of the "Rule of the Strange Tales," which makes it far superior to Tomato's other so-called "Rule of the Strange Tales." While it may have flaws in many details and plot developments, it's still a hundred times better than those who misunderstand the meaning of the rules from the start.
I've seen the latest instance (on a different account), and all I can say is that, apart from No Return Mountain which isn't quite to my liking, all the other instances are excellent. I personally really like the protagonist's personality. However, it feels like we're still in the very early stages (x), with no main plot revealed at all.
In every sense of the word, I really enjoyed this book… Let's start with the characters. Chu Yi is different from Bai Wuyi; he's a bit more sharp, and compared to Bai Wuyi's overly corporate persona, he exudes youth and carefree energy. At times like these, I can't help but sigh, "Young people are so wonderful!" (A touch of melancholy).
Chu Yi and Lao Bai are both good people. I really like the kind of characters that Zhu Zi writes about. The dungeon settings are still very unique. I love reading it. The world-building in this book seems much more harmonious than the previous one, but I wonder if the author will write about other IPs in the future. Also, I look forward to the author changing the book title soon.
It has a slightly joking style, which is a bit too much for me, but barely acceptable. However, it uses . Jpg images too often, which feels unnecessary. Everything else is pretty good.
The main character is cute and quite handsome, and he's definitely the good guy. The first few dungeons are all solo, which I found quite interesting, though not very scary. Personally, I think these dungeons are scripted and lack realism, making it hard to feel tense. However, the author's writing is smooth and enjoyable to read.
OK, this story is absolutely amazing! It deserves five stars!
While reading this book, I'm also reading another of the author's rule-based supernatural tales. I find the author's writing style emphasizes the logic of the story and the portrayal of human nature (including the bizarre), the world-building is grand and very promising, and the understanding of rule-based supernatural tales is quite profound (?)
I've finished the first dungeon up to the guild section. To be honest, the dungeon section was very well written, and I really enjoyed the strategic battles. The main character was also quite cute. However, the thought of a giant purple thunder fish making those moves made me a little nervous. The guild section, in particular, left me with a bit of a lingering feeling.