I Have Immortality in Rules and Ghost Stories

The immortality in the title refers to resurrection through life force, but in the subsequent article, the author consumes life force, opens the eyes, and then resurrects. It can be said that the life force is very low, but the author does not describe the weakness in the text, as if the life force is just a skill value and has nothing to do with the physical condition.

This book is really good, highly recommended!

I beg the author to prepare a sequel or consider a second part!

The male protagonist is simply a psychopath, and I feel like this is a reflection of the author's heart. Most people cannot write such disgusting hypocrisy. When Basong wanted to save someone, he was too nosy. After the rescue, he was rewarded, but secretly wanted to take advantage of the other person. The whole story is about a hypocritical and insidious person who fantasizes about becoming a hero and being loved, but he has a completely different dream because of his extreme lack of spirit.

It's a bit bullshit. At least the rules are the biggest and fairest. The author's book is a bit bullshit.

It is said that villains die from talking too much. This protagonist always dies from talking nonsense. No wonder he needs to be given the gift of rebirth.

I felt very uncomfortable when I saw Gu Xin. The author made the protagonist so frustrated and then kept reversing time. I got tired of reading it and gave up.

The talent of Devouring Fear and the status of king appear continuously in Nishibaguo. The plot is inconsistent, and the reward that the protagonist gets first feels not as good as that of other characters. The author went crazy to strengthen other characters including the villain. . . You can't see the reasoning. The protagonist relies entirely on rebirth to perform exhaustive reasoning. .

This book is also a good new book about rules and ghost stories. I highly recommend everyone to read it.

It's over so quickly