Rule Horror: I Can See Echoes of the Old Days

The biggest highlight of this novel is its novel setting. The ability is not to directly predict or defeat monsters, but to see the remnants of the memories of those who experienced it in the past. What you see may not be the complete truth, and you need to distinguish the authenticity by yourself. The story attaches great importance to the conflict between "records" and "reality". Old historical records cannot be directly applied to the present. This core is very interesting. The pace is slow, the reasoning details are many, and the story is not about excitement. It is suitable for readers who like to dig out clues and slowly unravel the mysteries of the dungeon.

[Instructions for reading the work] (Self-evaluation) Dear reader, in order to ensure your reading experience, please read this instruction carefully. 1. In fact, this book does not have many elements of national destiny (no live broadcast), and it will not write about the confrontation between the chosen ones of each country. This book contains strange stories about non-traditional rules. You can take a look at it first. This book is not about the main character killing people randomly, but the main character Golden Finger is moderately strong. 2. This book is written by a novice author who is still exploring. In the early stage (the first copy), there may be phenomena such as unstable rhythm, too many explanations, and failure to hit the brakes accurately at the climax. Don't panic, the author is continuing maintenance. 3. The rules in this book are not true or false questions. Before jumping to conclusions, make sure where you stand. 3. Foreshadowing will be recycled as much as possible, and clues will be as useful as possible. The parts that I can't understand at the moment may be because they haven't been revealed yet, or maybe the author has secretly buried them incorrectly. We welcome your help in correcting them. 4. If you find any loopholes, you can point them out boldly. Authors usually check carefully and will not crawl out of the comment section to catch people. 5. Please don't completely believe in the characters, and don't completely believe in the rules. As for the author, a healthy dose of caution is advised. 6. If you are willing to continue reading, it is recommended to provide your valuable opinions after reading. The overall modification of the first copy has been completed. This time, some rhythm issues have been optimized and the reading experience has been improved to a certain extent. (The version is generally stable, although I think there are still many things that I am not satisfied with.)

Very innovative rules and strange stories. The protagonist's ability is not to fight monsters or predict danger, but to see the remnants of the past left by those who have experienced it. The dungeon does not rely on brute force to break through the level, but focuses on digging out records, files, and chronological order to dismantle the weirdness. The copy of "Qiaonan Waterway" is particularly well written, with a depressing atmosphere and interlocking logic. It is not mindless. You need to think along with it when reading. Those who like to fight wits and solve puzzles can read it.

The first dungeon is not particularly mature, the second half is a bit full, and the ending is not as gripping as the previous one. However, the rules are not just about distinguishing true from false, but are related to different eras and identities. This idea is quite recognizable.

The setting is quite interesting. The truth of the past can be restored through abilities. The interlocking timelines are particularly interesting. The atmosphere is rendered very catchy. 🤏 It's in place, it's beautiful! Big cheers for the author!

The author is actually the biggest rule weirdo in this book. Does the chapter you read yesterday still apply today? The first copy has been revised a lot, and there is also a direct overhaul. It can be seen that the author has been working hard, and the changes are getting smoother now, so continue to observe.

Goldfinger is very novel and the plot is very interesting

This is a relatively innovative book about strange rules, and at least it allows me to continue reading.

I quite like Goldfinger. It's not the kind that kills people randomly or tells you the answer directly. The setting is also quite interesting, but the amount of information is a bit too large to read mindlessly.

The setting is very novel, the protagonist's abilities are very good, and the plot is a bit brain-burning. If you like this kind of writing, you shouldn't miss it.