The Rule-Breaking Mysteries of Beiyang Institute of Technology

What scam? You either had to say you were going to abandon the project before it was released, or you shouldn't have done it at all. I'd subscribe to the whole thing once it was released, but after reading two chapters, I realized the rest was just filler. Your novel definitely had the potential to be a hit, but you're just being too sensitive and quit. You can abandon a project, but abandoning it without clearly stating that you're offering subscriptions and filler chapters is pure cyber fraud.

It's a pity. Not everything starts smoothly. The awakening process in the first story was just a bit slow-paced, and the plot wasn't particularly captivating, but all the logic was self-consistent, a rare quality in the horror genre. If the second story can maintain the same level of quality as the first, the readership should gradually increase as it explores the eerie world.

Chapter 1 (Day 1) River: What did you have for lunch today? Hey, why haven't you replied to my message yet! Are you feeling better lately? Are you still seeing those things that aren't there? King: The beef soup at the second canteen, as always, contained not a single piece of beef. [I didn't reply. I was getting food just now, and my phone battery was low, so I didn't play.] I'm fine. King:

I've recently read over a dozen novels and noticed that they were all quite good in the beginning, but later on, for various reasons, they were abandoned or left unfinished. Having read novels for several years, I can share some reader experience with the author. There's really no need to strive to write a perfect 90-point novel from the start.

This book really suited my taste. I was supposed to go to sleep in the middle of the night, but I ended up staying up for more than an hour to finish reading the rest of the book. Suddenly I realized that the outline was already finished. It felt like a painting that should have been completed was only sketched out on the canvas. What a pity.

I've noticed that in any story that tells a tale of supernatural rules, the protagonist's journey from disbelief to acceptance is always met with criticism.

The immersion is good, the plot is well-designed, and it's a slow-burn story. The author's writing style doesn't seem like that of a novice; if they can maintain a consistent update schedule, it's a good read and worth checking out.

They just cut it like that? At least they released the outline!

This is a pure suspense novel, with a feel of reading a physical book. However, this chapter says the author has gone even crazier; falling in love with Ms. Jiang is truly insane.

The author writes very well, but I don't quite like how the conflict revolves around the protagonist believing everything is fake. Even facing life-or-death situations, he still thinks the supernatural rules are just his illusions. Some readers might have wanted to see the protagonist use these supernatural rules to outwit and outmaneuver others, but instead, they only saw the protagonist…