Weird Stories About Rules: a Fairy Tale That Kills the Weirdness of the West

[Strange Tales of Rules] [Suspenseful Imagination] [Unlimited Streaming] [Myth Development] [High IQ] [Easy and Funny] [National Games Live Broadcast] [Cultural Confidence] Strangeness has descended on the world, strange rules are rampant in the West, and Dragon Kingdom players have died tragically one after another. As a substitute, Pei Xuan, a down-and-out graduate student in folklore, was involved in the S-class ghost story "Scarlet Castle". Faced with a wall full of contradictory death rules, as well as the death taboo of 'never look directly at the count', audiences around the world thought that the Dragon Kingdom was about to be destroyed. However, under extreme pressure, Pei Xuan just stuffed a piece of chewing gum into his mouth, calmly deduced the only way out, and silently opened the "Illustrated Book of Chinese Mythology" in his mind. When the vampire count opened his bloody mouth and tried to devour this mortal - 'Ding! The horror value is full, unlock [Punishment of Evil·Zhong Kui]! ' The Eastern Ghost King in red robes and beard tore through the void, grabbed the vampire count, and frowned in disgust: 'It's too fishy, ​​so just eat it. ' Swallow it in one gulp! The global live broadcast room was filled with excitement, and Western weirdos were even more trembling. From the fox fairy in "Liao Zhai" to the great demon in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" to the gods and Buddhas in "The List of Gods", Pei Xuan, with five thousand years of Chinese mythology, embarked on a purchase journey of dimensionality reduction in Western ghost stories. The ultimate hard-core reasoning, extremely arrogant physical transcendence, let's see how the Eastern gods teach the West to behave strangely!