Rule Horror: I Can See the Deleted Rules

It's quite interesting so far, let's review it. The protagonist is funny and smart, but I hope there won't be a female protagonist.

The writing is very novel. I hope Xu Zhixia will not become the heroine in the emotional cp line. After reading more than 90 chapters, she has a big role in 70 and 80 chapters. I hope that the protagonist's own story will be more complete in the future. I came in based on the copywriting. Fixed teammates pushing copies for too long, and I feel that it will be a bit slow to promote the protagonist's growth.

I just finished reading the first copy, and I think it's pretty good, and it's quite regular. I read some comments and there are a few people talking about making AI. If it's true, the AI ​​author trained me really well. I'll look at it later and if it's not bad, I can give it five stars [face covering]

Looks good! And I love this kind of detailed thinking, which makes me unable to sleep most of the night. There is no very scary description, but the detailed description makes my scalp numb! Come on, the author, come on!

The logic is strict, the dialogue is cautious, and in a world where people are insulted, words have become the deadliest trap, and they are also the most powerful weapon and the only support. Instead of pretentiously writing about various horror environments and weird rules for the existence of horror, they actually write down the detailed process of mental pollution. The slightest loophole in words will lead to loss, and the protagonist is really not messy in his mind. The words are clearly stated, and the unscrupulous conspiracy is defeated with a legitimate plot. When reading, I feel a sense of admiration for watching the big boss operate to the limit to save the day. I sincerely believe that the protagonist is indeed a smart person and not a wise man who relies on side descriptions or even narration. Moreover, I have not seen an equal with the same subject for the time being. It is an absolute blue ocean of subject matter and a unique masterpiece, Niu Pi!

It's wonderfully written, but it's tight every step of the way. It's not very good for my brain and makes me suffer from nervous breakdown just looking at it [face covering]

Tomato is a rare good book. Finally, it's not the kind of national destiny, live broadcast, or a harem with Weirdness in the rules ghost talk. It is a real and pure rule ghost talk. It is very brain-burning and very addictive to read. But I don't know why the rating is so low. Come on, support the author.

I accidentally dug up a strange book about rules that didn't follow a bloody route. The ordinary male protagonist on the night shift in a convenience store has the unique ability to see the deleted hidden rules. There are no superpowers and plug-ins. The whole process relies on dismantling text loopholes and NPC games.

I read a few of them, and the writing is quite good. It is no longer the kind of mindless writing that changes and systemizes [Chigua]

I read the first copy and I feel really good about it. I think this book will become a hit.