A New Rule Every Month for the Whole World

I understand! No wonder they keep emphasizing that it's like a browser game. The entire world is like a private server, specially set up for the supreme VVVVIP protagonist. It's all about providing excellent service. Whatever the protagonist needs, it will be given to them promptly and thoughtfully. Everything is designed to make the esteemed protagonist feel good. Need a coupon?

Having read around chapter 80, where is the combat power? Just one sniper rifle, what about the rest? Where are the powerful items? And Han Yu is still using that same knife for basic attacks in chapter 80. It's all just flashy titles and showing off; why isn't the combat power being improved? What about skills? Where are the eight skills? Only two are equipped.

The rule about that ghost, when I saw you post the rule, it said that you can't have a ghost in your mind for 3 seconds, or you'll die. I briefly considered the situation, but it was your sudden reminder that ghosts shouldn't appear. When I finished reading that passage, three stages instantly flashed through my mind. Phase 1: The thought and idea that a ghost is something else.

I was really enjoying the beginning, until breakfast cost eight coupons, killing a monster only cost one coupon, pulling a cart for an unlimited distance only cost two coupons, and repairing the city wall only cost three coupons. This currency system is ridiculous; you can only afford breakfast after working for three days. Are ordinary people going to starve to death?

Suggestion This book is truly innovative and has a promising future if written well. However, the numerical inflation is just too severe. I wonder if the author even remembers the book's title. The theme is "A New Rule Every Month." Initially, I thought it would be a survival story with a different approach each month, perhaps giving the protagonists a few minor abilities.

The premise that you can't think about ghosts is contradictory. The premise is that thinking about ghosts means death, but if you know the rules, how can you not think about them? Only those who don't know what ghosts are can live; anyone who knows the definition of a ghost is doomed. And the protagonist doesn't experience fear. Fear is related to ghosts, but not significantly.

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How could a "large company" with 1,000 employees have such high power? This is ridiculous. A school with nearly 10,000 students. Do you think a few classes can shake up an entire city? Not to mention the distant past, a few years ago when agricultural products were overstocked, the number of elderly people hired by the village to make frozen dumplings was more than this.

After watching for a while, it suddenly felt quite awkward. After all, everything depends on luck. So what are the protagonist and those around him so proud of? What's with the "revenge without delay" and the emphasis on "excitement"? What if they really encounter someone they can't beat, someone with stronger skills?

It seems the author has started another business, with writing books once again becoming a side job. 🙂🙂 The author has repeatedly started and failed in his entrepreneurial ventures, yet he remains undeterred. 🙂