Needless to say, Ten Days Ending is a very good mystery and brain-burning novel, with ups and downs in the plot. The second one is about the rise of a low-level character, and there is also reasoning, and the protagonist has a brain.
1. "The End of Ten Days" Needless to say, it has a score of 9.9 And ranks first on the Tomato list. Infinite streaming + secret room escape + high IQ game, the protagonist team must break the death game within 10 days. The rules are weird and the reversals are constant. Maybe the first few chapters are a bit lengthy because the author just wrote them. However, you will soon be shocked by the author's IQ and knowledge, and you will quickly learn many theorems, which are psychological effects. Moreover, the protagonist will grow up and become smarter later on, and the ending is difficult to guess. 2. "The Foolish Play of the Gods" 1. **High IQ reversal plot** - The protagonist **Cheng Shi** claims to "never lie", but does not believe anyone (including himself). This contradictory setting lays a lot of foreshadowing, and the plot is full of logical traps and reversals. - The book review mentioned that Cheng Shi may have been planning to "deceive the gods" since "Trial of the Gods", and every move has a hidden meaning. 2. **Cthulhu+Infinite Streaming Setting** - The world view combines **Cthulhu gods, destiny professions, ranking games** and other elements. The game between gods is full of treacherous conspiracies. - The trial dungeons are well designed, such as chapters such as **"Game of Faith"** and **"The Void Walker"**, which require readers to follow the protagonist to solve puzzles. 3. **Group portrait creation and psychological warfare** - Supporting characters such as **Galiusha** ([Foolish] believer) are extremely impactful, and their transformation from smart and precocious to anti-human is terrifying. - The dialogue between the characters is full of **talking traps**. For example, Galusa suspects that Cheng Shi is "playing" different identities, while Cheng Shi is testing her true purpose in the opposite direction. 4. **Brain-burning conflicts between philosophy and belief** - The story explores the boundaries of concepts such as "truth", "ignorance", "order" and "chaos". For example, Galusa hunts "foolish people", but even scholars are not spared, triggering thinking about the definition of "wisdom". - The intrigues between gods (such as the confrontation between [Destiny] and [Deception]) add depth to the plot. ### **⚠️ Notes** - **Not a cool article**: The protagonist is not invincible, and is often teased by gods. Readers who like the "Long Aotian" style should be careful. - **High logic requirements**: There are many foreshadowings in the plot, so you need to read it patiently, otherwise it is easy to miss key details. - **Crime style**: Some settings have a sense of **absurdity and madness**, such as the character "insulting the god of fate" and other plots. 3. "The House" 1. **High IQ brain-burning plot** - Each copy in the House is like a **well-designed death game**. The protagonist must rely on logical reasoning and psychological games to survive. - The plot is full of twists and turns, and there may be deeper traps hidden behind the seemingly "escape". 2. **Clear Character Creation** - **Ning Qiushui**: Calm, quick-thinking, good at analyzing situations, but not invincible, often faced with life and death decisions. - **Bai Xiaoxiao** (female protagonist): Charming and decisive, with strong fighting ability, she complements the male protagonist. - **Jun Zhaozhao**: Loyal and cheerful, an important role in the team. 3. **Combination of suspense and thriller** - The novel begins with a **bloody and exciting scene**. The horror atmosphere gradually escalates in the subsequent plot, but it is not simply scary, but relies on **psychological oppression and logical puzzles** to create tension. 4. **Infinite Flow + Micro-Cthulhu Elements** - The setting of Trick House is similar to "Rule-based Weird Tales", but it adds **Cthulhu-style unknown fear**, some copies involve supernatural beings, and the world view is huge. 4. "Strange Tales of Rules" 1. **The family members become weird at the beginning** - The protagonist suddenly discovers that his **family members behave abnormally**, and gradually realizes that they may not be human beings, but some kind of "weird existence". - **Unexplainable rules** began to appear at home, such as "**Mom is not allowed to enter the kitchen after midnight**" "**Dad's eyes will glow in the dark**" etc. 2. **Rule Survival Challenge** - The protagonist must find out the "**Survival Rules**" hidden in his home through **observation, reasoning and testing**, otherwise he will be assimilated or killed by his "family". - For example: - **"Don't look directly into your sister's eyes for more than 3 seconds"** - **"If your father knocks on the door late at night, you must not open the door"** - **"The meat in the refrigerator cannot be eaten, but your mother will insist on letting you eat it"** 3. **World view expansion** - As the plot progresses, the protagonist discovers that **not only his own family is abnormal**, but the entire community and even the city are subject to some kind of "rule pollution". - Other families also have their own "weird rules", forming a huge network of strange worlds. ### **💡Recommended Reason** ✅ **High IQ Puzzle Solving**: The protagonist needs to constantly analyze loopholes in the rules, the logic is strict, and it is suitable for readers who like brain-burning reasoning. ✅ **Thriller atmosphere**: The process of the family's gradual "alienation" is extremely frightening to contemplate and creates a strong sense of psychological oppression. ✅ **Reversals keep coming**: The "safety rules" you thought may be traps, and the truth behind your family members is revealed layer by layer. ✅ **Similar works style**: If you like "Story of Rules: Discovering the Family is Weird at the Beginning", "End of Ten Days" and "The Strange House", this book will be very suitable for you. 5. "Thriller: Excessive perversion because of fear of being inelegant" Don't be fooled by the title. This is a mystery novel that has been ignored, but this book can also be read as a refreshing novel, because some of the reasoning in it feels very complicated and needs to be brought into the world rules of the novel. And his author and Guishe are the same person, but there is no need to be as cautious as Guishe. 6. "Deadly Game: Enter the World of Doors Again" 1. **The weird world of "doors"** - The protagonist group (Ruan Lanzhu, Ling Jiushi, Qiu Shan, Nao Kanzaki, etc.) Are involved in a mysterious "door" world. Behind each door is an **independent copy of the death game**, full of unknown horrors and deadly rules. - For example, in the **Seventh Door (Twilight Inn)** instance, the player must find the correct key to escape, but choosing the wrong key will result in instant death. 2. **High IQ Game and Psychological Warfare** - The protagonists need to **analyze clues and solve puzzles** while guarding against NPC lies and betrayal by other players. - For example, in a certain dungeon, **"the authenticity of a key" is not as simple as it appears**. Players must judge through subtle clues (such as key reflections and lock opening sounds). 3. **Character Building and Teamwork** - **Ruan Lanzhu**: Calm and wise, good at reasoning, the core leader of the team. - **Ling Jiushi**: keen observation and good at analyzing details. - **Akiyama**: Mysterious, seems to have a deeper understanding of the rules of the "door". - **Kanzaki Nao**: Kind but trusting of others, complementing Akiyama. 4. **Thriller atmosphere and test of human nature** - The novel creates a strong sense of oppression through **sudden deaths, strange rules, and the malicious guidance of NPCs**. - In extreme environments, players will be suspicious of each other out of fear, and even kill each other, showing the dark side of human nature. ### **💡 Reasons for recommendation** ✅ **Brain-burning puzzle**: Each copy is like a well-designed escape room, requiring readers to follow the protagonist to reason together. ✅ **Thriller and Suspense**: The plot is full of reversals, death may come at any time, and the tension is high. ✅ **Group portrait creation**: Each character has a unique ability and background, and the interaction is wonderful. ✅ **Similar works style**: If you like "Kaleidoscope of Death", "Thriller Paradise" and "The End of Ten Days", this book will be very suitable for you.
These three books are all very good to read. The first one is very brain-burning and has a very good foreshadowing. The second one is a new book and is also very good-looking. The third one is so brainless that I can't read it [I understand]
It writes the truth of life and hides unspeakable grievances. It's not popular, it's not popular, it's been deleted, but it's still going on. Just like you, still living.
1. Personality game + setting explosion: Multiple personalities are killing people crazy 1. "I, multiple personalities, are all unsolvable bugs!" (Eternal Childlike Innocence)" The protagonist awakens multiple personalities, and each "personality" is full of bugs - there is a "logic genius" who can tamper with reality, a "combat maniac" with full force points, and a "brain geek" who specializes in breaking the rules. Personalities compete with each other and cooperate to solve puzzles. In the urban world of martial arts, use "personality switching" to play with dungeons. Every time you switch, there are new surprises, and the logical nesting is so exciting! 2. "Between Personalities" When personality has "independent consciousness", who dominates the body? The personalities in the protagonist's body set up a "brain council" and frantically fought for control - the rational personality designed "logical traps", the emotional personality counterattacked with "emotional bombs", and even the personalities could "jointly fight" to play tricks. Suspenseful imagination + personality game, each chapter is reversal. After reading it, I suspect that I also have "multiple personalities" in my brain! 2. Weird dungeon + unlimited streaming: Solving puzzles is so exciting that your scalp is numb 1. "Ghost Talk Live Room!" The protagonist broadcasted a "weird talk" live, and ended up falling into a terrifying copy! Rings at midnight, banned songs on campus, horrors in ancient houses... Each copy has "rules and traps" hidden in it, such as "You can't look back during the live broadcast, but what should I do if someone taps me on the shoulder from behind?" While solving puzzles live, play "rule reasoning" with the audience. The replicas are reversed and nested layer by layer. Watching the protagonist use logic to tear apart the strange fog is brain-burning and exciting! 2. "Death Curriculum" Unlimited streaming + campus ghost stories! The "Death Curriculum" randomly releases tasks. In class, you have to solve "murder puzzles", the exam is an "escape game", and even the recess has "fatal rules" hidden. The protagonist peels away the layers of fog on campus and discovers the "doomsday conspiracy" behind the curriculum. The dungeons are intertwined. The process of solving the puzzle is like putting together a "hell-level puzzle", and the more you try, the better you get! 3. Fantasy/Urban: Novel settings + brain-burning logic 1. "The Mystery of Alien Beasts" in the fantasy world! Humans can contract alien beasts, but the alien beasts hide an "evolutionary conspiracy". The protagonist accidentally discovers the secret of the "alien beast bloodline" and pursues the "resurrection case of ancient alien beasts" in the city. The alien beast settings are novel (talking mechanical beasts, emotion-devouring ghost beasts), and the puzzle-solving process requires deciphering the "bloodline code" and "alien beast language". Fantasy + suspense burn the brain, and the world view becomes more shocking the more you dig into it! 2. "The Strange House" A series of mysteries in the "Haunted House"! The protagonist takes over the old house, but falls into a "tenant death loop" - every room has "death memories", and the ghosts of the tenants repeat the "moment of death". To solve the curse of the haunted house, you have to restore the "truth" of the murder decades ago. Clues are hidden in the cracks in the walls, furniture, and conversations between ghosts. The logical reasoning is comparable to a "real-life escape room". Watch the protagonist tear apart the "dark history" of the haunted house step by step! 4. Survival game + unlimited streaming: life and death game with heartbeat "Did you successfully check into the survival hotel today?" Copy of "Survival Hotel" in unlimited streaming! Each floor of the hotel is a "death game", and you have to sign a "weird agreement" when checking in, such as "you must change rooms at 2 a. M., Otherwise you will be hunted down by the tenants" and "you can only eat designated foods for breakfast, otherwise a curse will be triggered." The protagonist and his teammates escape while solving puzzles. Rules and traps are hard to guard against. Every "check-in" is a game of life and death. The brain-burning level is maxed out. After watching it, I feel like I have also experienced a "survival test"
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