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Books by Huang Lei, Who Loves Garlic Scapes and Pork Ears
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I Have Plot Armor in Rule Horror 规则怪谈我有主角光环
We step into dangerous scenarios filled with bizarre rules, where teammates each have their own agenda and the rules for clearing the stage trip us up at every turn. A teammate might even kill me to break a sacrificial ritual, while someone else finds a different way out by smashing through the ceiling to reveal a secret room. As for me, I'm useless. I can only rely on my good luck and instinct to find the exit among three branching paths. Thanks to my good luck, I find the clues to clear the
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Rule Horror: My Talent Is That Every Rule Is True 规则怪谈我的天斌是规则全为真
The protagonist, Lin Mo, awakens the one and only talent of the Rule type: [Rules Are True]: 1. Any rule that is clearly written down and acknowledged by the setting is absolutely true by force of definition. It cannot be disobeyed, exempted from, or twisted. The completed volumes include Midnight Dormitory and The Red Wedding Dress Photo Studio... The outline for the next installments is already set...
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Horror Game Development 恐怖游戏制作
After transmigrating to another world, I was a washed-up horror novelist entrusted by my roommate with an important task: come in dead last in a game development competition. Thinking it would be a piece of cake, I agreed with complete confidence. I finished the story in three minutes and happily slacked off. But who could have guessed that, with the other contestants being so terrible, the work I thought would come in last would end up making the top fifty when the results were announced?
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Rule Horror: I Have Infinite Hints 规则怪谈，我有无限提示
When the Dragon Kingdom's chosen one dies unexpectedly, the player Zhu Yu is randomly selected as the new chosen one. She draws the “Unlimited Hints” skill and is paired with several hint-givers of wildly different personalities: Qiming, a demolition-loving husky; Li Shuangjiang, a struggling writer; and Zhou Xi, “I'm a vocational college student.”
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