I Can See the Rules of the Forbidden Zone

Now that I have finished reading this book, I deleted the previous comment and re-edited it... Ahem, write The plot of this book is very exciting, but some errors will appear in the later stages, but it does not affect the reading. I feel that the ending is a bit sloppy. It ends after killing the puppet master. Overall, it is quite interesting (at least in my opinion). The above is my opinion, don't comment if you don't like it.

This book is a hodgepodge. I copied several parts without even correcting them, and I got drunk.

Extraordinarily good-looking

It can only be said that after reading 7 Cats for a long time, I suddenly discovered this traditional novel. It turns out that not all passers-by are weak, not all villains look the same and are so intellectual, and not all teammates and companions feel the pig-like and strong sense of drag from the beginning. It is not that the protagonist has no quality or the portrayal of "justice" is too artificial. I can only say that this novel is, It's not that good-looking, but like a breath of fresh air, it dilutes a lot of the greasiness I read before. It really hurts my head. After reading this novel for a year, there are too many betrayals at the beginning, passers-by are brainless, and the villains are as petty as needles. They don't have the intelligence to match the strength, or the character to match the power. I really think that others can get to that position because of their arrogance and brainlessness? The villains have no characteristics, and the protagonists are mostly just a drag or a plot that appears for the protagonist to rescue. It can only be said that this standard is a novel, and those are just some conjectures. Look at the setting to see what is fresh, but after a long time, you will find that after watching an opening I don't want to read it at all. This book is not bad, at least it can be called a novel. The plot and characterization are very serious, and it gives me a good sense of déjà vu. It just feels like the subject matter is quite big. It has not finished 500 chapters, so I don't know if it will be unfinished. But now, I have seen more than 30% of it, and it is very comfortable to read.

The setting of the protagonist is extremely twisted and contradictory. A ten-year-old child has lived in a restricted area for seven years, with no missing arms or legs and no scars. Why? Is it because he has peerless martial arts? Is it because he has great luck? But after leaving the restricted area, it's like leaving your brain behind. It's extremely disgusting.

Although the author writes little, the content is relatively compact and suitable for reading as a leisure book.

I thought it was a good book, but now I have read 200 chapters, but I found that this is a book I studied in school, and it is slightly related to the title, that is, the protagonist can see things that others cannot see, and I don't know what the plot will be like later. Although the title of the book does not match the plot, the author has worked hard to code so many words. Good luck with the next book!

It's like I've never seen a woman before. There are a lot of women plastered on my body in just a few chapters. It's disgusting.

I came here based on the title, but after more than 100 chapters, it became more and more outrageous. Isn't this a good way to kill a god? What about restricted areas? What about the rules?

It started out as a purely romantic setting, but suddenly she ended up going to a bar. Forget it. All kinds of ambiguities with women, just brushing aside. There isn't much serious plot. The next step is to show off, but before you can show off, it ends in an anticlimax. A group of people were fooled away with just a few words. Then the woman immediately came out to have an affair.