Rule-Based Horror: The Upside-Down Neighborhood

Authors who write online articles about rules and ghost stories should refer to the following rules: 1. Rules and ghost stories are always very niche. Under normal circumstances, collecting voting and other data will be worse than other types. Do not pay too much attention to the data and affect your writing enthusiasm. 2. The core focus and main story line of the rules ghost story must revolve around the rules, which may be reflected in the construction of rules and foreshadowing; the identification, deception and game reversal of the characters based on the rules, etc. Character creation, emotional conflicts, monsters, abilities, intertwined forces, etc. Can only be auxiliary. If the plot in the book violates this rule, it means that it is off topic and needs to be corrected as soon as possible. 3. Due to the particularity of the subject matter of Rules and Ghost Stories, readers' opinions and criticisms are likely to be seriously divided. The author should make timely choices that are in line with his own writing intentions. Never try to please everyone, as that will only make the book die faster. 4. When rule 3 occurs, the author should carefully consider whether to adopt the modification suggestions, because the core selling point of the rule ghost story is the rules constructed by "you". If it is easily modified into rules constructed by "everyone", the attraction and uniqueness of the story may be unpredictable. 5. These rules are all made up by me. If you agree, just enjoy it. If you don't agree, please refer to Rule 4.

Shennong is here. How can I put it? The protagonist joins the official in Chapter 18 not long after the start. The plot is also quite old-fashioned. The protagonist saves an official, and then the official is very beautiful. I guess it is the heroine. There is a heroine at the beginning, and the protagonist then joins the official. Then in this strange place, the protagonist is hope. It is quite old-fashioned. Currently, I can only give low-grade food and grass. There is no big problem in the plot, and there is no big poisonous point.

I like games like "The House" very much, and "Global Collapse" is actually an unlimited stream. Try not to have an official version, or the official weight should not be too heavy. For example, in "Player", players can compete with the official. In "Player, Get Aboard", the official has no way to control the players, but can only restrict it slightly. What the horror genre wants is the horror and thrill of the protagonist's survival.

I've only read three chapters, can anyone tell me. In the strange story about rules, why do you hear a cry for help outside the door and have to open the door! ! ! I really can't figure it out! This is a weird rule! As long as you open the door for apocalyptic writing, I will understand. The most I can do is call you a "Holy Mother". But the behavioral logic is understandable. But this is a weird story! Why did you open the door? Anyone with an IQ above 20 cannot do this operation. I even doubt whether the author understands what rules and weird stories are. Is the purpose of writing the protagonist to give readers a sense of intellectual superiority? Really, I rarely feel that I can do it on my own. But as for the protagonist in this novel, it's true that any normal person would be ten thousand times better than him!

I have always felt that adding [system] settings to [Rule Ghost Story] is very boring, which greatly reduces the [horror element]. In my eyes, the story about rules and ghost stories should be a story about a mortal body relying on wisdom to survive according to various tricky, weird, weird, and irreversible rules if you make one mistake. [If you violate the rules, you will die]. PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is the basic logic of rule ghost stories. Obviously this book is not, this is just a cool supernatural novel disguised as "Rule of Ghost Story". However, from the perspective of Shuangwen's supernatural novels, there are currently no poisonous points, you can read it

The most annoying thing is to include official stories. In reality, you can't avoid official stories. There is no need for a novel to have a daddy.

I feel something like that. Before the girl appeared, the protagonist was smart. After the girl appeared, the protagonist became dull. On the contrary, the girl was smart and even sentimental. What happened? Is this IQ transfer?

When a system appears in a book about rules and monsters, the book is destined to not go far. Let me ask, why do we like to read strange stories about rules? Answer, of course, we like to see the protagonist use his brain power under the rules of logical self-consistency, go further from the same starting point, and engage in strange stories and battles of wits and courage with the participants. No one and Kaitan can violate the rules, defy the rules, and the rules are supreme.

I remember I saw someone saying that the male protagonist's IQ determines the author's IQ to a certain extent…

I think it's a failure for a female protagonist to appear in a ghost story. It means that the protagonist cannot make rational decisions.