Weird Rules: Start as Spongebob Squarepants

I've seen Chapter 32 and the first part is over. Although I can feel the author's efforts, the author's writing style is too average. Although you can't use too much brains when watching the Rules and Monsters series, it doesn't even make sense if you don't even have basic reasoning logic. Especially chapters 31 and 32 were forced to end directly, which was too clumsy. I carefully read the end of the first part twice before I understood it. It was too much of a jump. The author probably wants to give people the feeling that "there is a hidden meaning in the story! It is not as simple as it seems!", But the writing style is too simple, making it a bit difficult for readers to understand. Especially the character Zhao Hai was inserted into the ending very abruptly. The identity of this character was not clearly stated in the early stage. The ending was briefly mentioned and an identity was randomly assigned to him. Does it seem dispensable? After watching it, I felt very fucked up. Therefore, it is not highly recommended to read.

The overlap between this profile and Patrick Star's is too high. Regardless of whether it is plagiarism or not, the first thought of passers-by will still be that it is plagiarism. I suggest you explain it in the profile.

This book is about SpongeBob SquarePants, and the other book is about Patrick Star. This book was written based on the inspiration of that book, so the style is the same. But you can't just read the worldview introduction in the first two chapters and say this book is plagiarized. The plot and rules behind this book are different from that book.

It is also one of the worst novels written by Xiaobai.