Rules of the Strange: I Own a Safehouse

I saw that no one has written a long review, so I'll take up a space first*^_^* (It's been a long time since I've written a long review, and if there's something I don't express well, please let me know) The heroine of this article: Jiang Nuo, fell into a river at the beginning and unexpectedly found that she was a little cannon fodder in a book. In the book, she was tricked by the original male protagonist and could not survive even two chapters. Her safe house was robbed by the female protagonist, so this time Jiang Nuo first burned as many ghost coins, survival supplies, and gold and silver treasures as she could for herself. There is no long text about the intrigue between the male and female protagonists in the book. From the beginning, it is far away from the best relatives, and it is beautiful alone. The safe house has its own high-level weirdness, and it walks sideways in the copy. I really like the author's vivid descriptions of the strange people in the contract. I think they are all so cute! In addition, the safe house seems to be left to her by the heroine's parents. I always feel that this foreshadowing will have a big surprise in the future. Please take your time to watch (^_^) The male protagonist of this article: Qin Xuan (in the book, he is introduced as the male protagonist) This article does not describe much about the male protagonist. The real encounter between the male and female protagonist was in the five-star dungeon Yinqing Airport. It was miserable for the male protagonist to be trapped there more than a dozen times, hahaha. The male protagonist is from the Qin family. He feels like he has a great identity and has the ability to break illusions. If he doesn't like the weirdness, he will beat him up. Now that I see that there are no weirdos that he can't beat, well, he is worthy of Nono. I read some comments and said they don't really want a male protagonist. I understand how some treasures don't like male protagonists, but I really recommend reading a few more chapters. This book doesn't have any exciting plots such as a male protagonist or a charming man. The male and female protagonists have always helped each other and are very equal. It's really not worth it to abandon the book just to have a male protagonist! Another thing that irritated me is that the book has always emphasized that women can be very powerful and no worse than any men. Female supporting roles such as Baek Shi Choi are also outstanding. Really highly recommend watching it! Just write it here, I hope to give you the essence*^_^*

No, when I first read the synopsis, there was no male protagonist. Otherwise I wouldn't even watch it, okay. You suddenly told me that there is a male protagonist and I was really speechless. And why does the male protagonist have to be stronger than the female protagonist? What kind of thinking is this? Can't the female protagonist be stronger than the male protagonist? Could it be that the male protagonist is the author's biological son? Then what's the use of going to that safe house? Not as awesome as the male protagonist who lives in a big house. In the early stage, you can directly prevent your family members from being caught. I'm just really, really speechless, okay.

It's been a long time since I've seen an article that suits my taste!! The heroine is kind and not holy. While keeping your own safety and secrets, you will also help others to a limited extent. (In some books, the protagonist behaves selfishly under the guise of not being a virgin. He can obviously not expose himself. He has money and resources, but he just stands by and watches others die. I really don't like it) Passers-by, no facial makeup. There are bad people and good people. There are all kinds of struggles, considerations and choices to survive in a strange world. The plot of each dungeon is gripping, and the protagonist is able to solve the puzzles in a logical and well-founded way without being abrupt. It's the kind of book where you can slowly deduce the truth while reading, giving you the pleasure of reading a mystery novel. Some comments said that they wanted to read a cool novel but not a male protagonist. If there is a male protagonist, why can't she be a female protagonist? The male and female protagonists help each other and solve difficulties together. This is a good and positive relationship. Why does it only depend on men? In male videos, a male protagonist reaches the top by relying on a group of women. It is a cool story and no one criticizes it. When there is a man next to the heroine, some people say it depends on the man. (Isn't this another manifestation of patriarchy? If there is a male animal next to a powerful woman, it is speculated that it is because of the man's rise to power) The novel really suits my taste. I hope the author can write more and make it longer, and I also want to finish it quickly. So confused 😖

Many of the settings in the previous dungeon made me almost think I was watching Sweet Home, and you are both on the same app. The settings in your first dungeon are so similar that they are so popular that they are ridiculous. Then there is the melting point, which is very embarrassing, "I obviously caught her", "It turns out that I am also very light and can be picked up." Also, the only way the relationship between the male and female protagonists heats up is for the male protagonist to save the female protagonist?! She obviously had a bunch of weird cards in her hand, but hey, she just didn't use them. When she was in danger, the hero came on stage as a hero to save the beauty. It was quite disgusting. He forced his wits down. This emotional scene was written to be harder than the padding of her great-grandfather's shoes that he had worn for ten years. The last thing is what I personally dislike the most. This is my personal personal aversion. In the name of asking for jade and points, I give money, water, food, life-saving medicines, take them into a safe house to remove mental pollution, help them clear customs, and work as a nanny in a strange world? Especially giving life-saving medicines, just for a little bit of jade, exposing one's own specialness in every way, it's a bit like the Virgin Mary of a boy who throws away money.

After reading two dungeons, I can't stand it anymore. First of all, let's not talk about Pengci's Sweet Home. In case it's a coincidence, let's talk about the setting of this dungeon. He didn't write a way for ordinary people to survive. The food he eats is polluted, rotten, and cannot be eaten at all. A dungeon lasts for at least four or five days. How can ordinary people survive? Aren't you going to starve to death? In the second dungeon, there was a person who cleared the level normally and survived for ten days. He had no food and no measures to keep warm. He was not allowed to take clothes from the hotel's trash. In less than ten days, the temperature was already over ten degrees below zero. How did he survive? He also knew the clues for perfect clearance and gave them to the heroine... And many clues are also the same. If it weren't for the heroine's halo and money, there would be no way to get it. In some scenes, you will die if you enter it, and if you don't get the clues, you will die. So what kind of dungeon should you use? Just kill humans directly.

It's really a treasure trove!!!! I feel like not many people are watching it yet, but it will definitely become popular!!! The dungeons are all very creative~ There are also many characters appearing~~ It's really great that there is no forced CP~ I urge you to update more (*≧▽≦)

When I first read the introduction, there was no male protagonist. Then suddenly a male protagonist appeared. The main reason was that the male protagonist was really pretending to be in the show. I couldn't accept it, so I decided to read it. The more I read, the more I thought, isn't this a female protagonist? Why are there so many identities for the male protagonist, such as the eldest grandson of the family, a special forces team, and special powers? The female protagonist has to rely on the male protagonist to save her at a critical moment. The male protagonist is really eloquent in his speech, but what does the female protagonist have? A safe house, lots of money and supplies, and the ability to summon spooky, missing parents of a suspected boss? Looking at it this way, it seems that all the abilities of the heroine are external. When watching, there is always a feeling that the heroine relies on the safe house. Moreover, although the male protagonist has a little more identity and pretense at the beginning, he has no money. Originally, being rich is one of the biggest advantages of the female protagonist. You want to add it to the male protagonist as well. Isn't it a bit too much? The label is "double strong". Is this male protagonist too strong? The addition of the male protagonist's black card is a bit too far-fetched and improves the male protagonist too much. The male protagonist has strong own abilities and can act as the female protagonist's thug, which can be regarded as helping the female protagonist. The female protagonist can help the male protagonist in addition to the airport dungeon. From what I saw, it doesn't seem to be able to help the male protagonist. After all, the male protagonist himself has Goldfinger, if you have money, background and strength, if you don't have money, at least not that rich, the male and female protagonists can complement each other. The aura you add to the male protagonist can already open another cool male channel. As for the female channel, I think the focus should still be on the female protagonist. There is no need to add a lot of extra things to the male protagonist, making the female protagonist look like a little wife. Generally speaking, my feeling is that except for the golden finger and the missing parents of the suspected boss, the heroine is either on par with or inferior to the male protagonist. Moreover, the heroine's abilities and performance make me feel empty and unrealistic. I can't say the specific reasons. In fact, this book is good except for the male protagonist (I can even accept Zhang Chuyue as the male protagonist). However, in the end, the writing is still the author. The author can be happy as he pleases. After all, it is the character written by the author, so I can't comment too much.

I feel that this article is very similar to that Sweet Home, but some of the order has been messed up. I don't know if the author borrowed it or something, but why it can still be marked as original.

It ended without even filling in the holes, so it was completely unfinished.

I don't like CP, and the male protagonist must be stronger than the female protagonist. This is a big personal disadvantage. It's not a romance novel, and I don't like the female protagonist. I am a poor person, so I can't understand whether rich people are as generous as the female protagonist. She gives away the scarce materials in the dungeon at will. Doesn't she know the basics? Even those who participate in the dungeon together are afraid that others will have evil intentions and kill her?