
Weak Favorability Talent? Female Ghost Rushes to Send Reminders
好感度天赋弱?女鬼抢着送提示
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- Strange Events
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- Horror & Supernatural
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Let me tell you about my impressions. It's amazing. There were books like Guide to the Female Conspiracy in the past. I followed the old routine and felt that I just beat this book by using the formula. But I was defeated by this book. It's not about the story about Marklove, the female conspirator, but the logic and logic of this book. The plot, and the reactions show that each dungeon has a theme and a clear context, and the protagonist does not necessarily accept people after completing the strategy. There is reason. The two dungeons that were collected are their painful memories, and the one that was confiscated was because of her too deep obsession. The two of them really like the male protagonist, but the one she confiscated still has more important feelings in her heart. The two that she took away also mentioned that the male protagonist should stay with her before the dungeon. They were afraid that the male protagonist would fail in the dungeon and not die, but they respected the male protagonist's choice and helped him wholeheartedly. A copy of the strategy guide, but the one that was confiscated clearly made the male protagonist able to clear the level, but Kizuko allowed him to achieve the ending of staying with her. I read this book at 12 o'clock, and basically stayed up all night. It was a good read, but I was afraid of spoilers because I didn't make it clear. Anyway, it was a good read, and it was a good meal.
Recommendation index:🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 It is full of the flavor of rules and weird stories, with strict logic, a bit scary but not depressing at the same time, such as Hakimi, North and South Mung Bean >( ̄▽ ̄ =  ̄ ̄)< and some plots that everyone likes. The protagonist has a quick mind and is good at finding loopholes in the rules. His writing is also relatively good, and no typos have been found yet. It is just that the update speed is a bit slow and needs to be speeded up. Finally, I wish the new book a successful launch, go go go 😉!
The author's new book is in the familiar style of rules and ghost stories. It tells the story of An Lan, an E-level talent, who cooperates with the strategy system in a strange game. The first strategy target is the tsundere head nurse (•ૢ⚈͒⌄⚈͒•ૢ), which is mixed with hot jokes as always. Maybe I've watched too many videos about love games recently. When I was reading, I kept thinking of the sentence "Hello, big brother who loves to play butter games", which makes me laugh. (The author will post a message about a new book. Fortunately, I follow the author to get update reminders ₍˄·͈༝·͈˄*₎◞ ̑̑)
I wrote it myself, so I can't give myself too much praise.
It's good to read, Shuangyue Mansion and Fairy Tale are very brain-burning, and the names and content of the barrage also add laughter to the scary atmosphere of the book😁😁😁
It's awesome. Apart from a few typos, there are no problems. At least it suits my taste and all the pitfalls have been filled in. It's a pity that the female ghost collected is useless in the subsequent dungeons (but it would be too useful in a wheelchair). The dungeon at the end is much shorter than expected, but it is still beautiful. Overall it's worth seeing
It's also rubbish. I don't even understand how someone who is trying to survive in a strange way dares to keep fighting among themselves. The protagonist and supporting characters in the early stage are even more like idiots. The supporting characters already know that the head nurse has a different view of the protagonist and will be biased towards the protagonist. How dare the supporting character threaten the protagonist? Let me put it bluntly. The supporting characters really want to kill the protagonist. In this dungeon where Weird is the master, Weird can just find some reason and kill them all. Do you have no brains to think of this? The protagonist is also mentally retarded and threatened by others. Just started to be afraid. If it's not the first copy, what are you afraid of? Even if you only have 25 points of favorability at the beginning. In Wei Wei's eyes, it's like having a pet among a group of chickens that you can kill at any time. Think about it for yourself. If you like a pet that is more pleasing to your eyes. He was inexplicably killed by several other unimportant chickens. It was only natural that he would casually kill them because he was in a weird mood. After all, it had no effect on him. In such a situation. The protagonist can actually be threatened. Any protagonist with some brains. Directly return the threat, "You can kill me. But you also have to think clearly. This head nurse has a certain affection for me. You can think about the consequences for you after killing me." Not to mention that the supporting character is completely afraid to touch you, at least you are a little afraid, and you are not completely passive. The protagonist is like a fool who dare not say anything. You do whatever the other side asks you to do. And when the head nurse feeds the protagonist food. Even more stupid. I know you want to highlight the protagonist's wit and intelligence. But if you write it like that, it will just make the protagonist look like a fool. People force you to prepare meals. Do you think you can resist? The protagonist is still thinking why he wants to harm me. Even if he hurts you, what can you do? Why don't you still eat it? He described a lot of why he wanted to harm me and why he wanted me to eat my fingers. Then the business took a turn and suddenly I saw the opposite character's sanity decline. What does that mean? Do you think this can really highlight a person's intelligence? In addition to highlighting that he has no brains and cannot control his emotions. It can also highlight that he is a bit quick-witted. He can crush you to death with any weird move from the opponent. His talent is not for fighting. I still can't figure myself out, and I don't want to think about a weirdo who has a good impression of you. When I have nothing to do, I suddenly feed you something weird and then kill you. Even if he really wants to kill you, do you have the right to resist? If you write a protagonist who has a calm mind and calmly observes the surroundings and then eats something after noticing this, it can really show that the protagonist has a stable and smart mind. Then when I got to the second copy, I was even more speechless. No matter how co-authored, there is such a thing as a weird copy. Shouldn't humans survive together when they go in? They're all fighting among themselves! Let me put it bluntly, if this is really the case, not long after this weird survival came out, all human beings were wiped out, and it is still here. The most ridiculous thing is that the state treats non-governmental organizations with complete disregard for human beings? Stop being funny, okay? The country is not that brainless. Even if people really don't like civil society organizations, they won't just let you be cannon fodder. What's even more unreasonable is that the country values talent so much. It doesn't just mean that you have a sound mind. Everyone can see that the protagonist uses his talents very well. Very understanding. Can you still look down on the protagonist's talent and make it funny under such circumstances? I really put it bluntly. What will happen if you write weird novels and make the villains look like foreigners? In the final ending, isn't it better to watch the protagonist brutally torture foreigners than to watch our own people fighting among themselves in a strange place? Even when I got there, I knew without even looking at it that it was all about internal strife among Chinese people, and foreigners were going to die anyway, so I might as well make him the villain. Skill waste utilization. It also has one bright spot that distinguishes it from other weird novels that are all about domestic strife.
I have read a lot of weird stories about rules, and this one is the best for my senses. It can be picked up when necessary without any delay. The author is also very obedient. And the atmosphere is very well described, both scary and warm, and the text control and plot control are very strong. I highly recommend it. All my friends can come and watch it. Support it
It's obvious to me. I have reasonable suspicion that the author has mixed in the article with awa.
The protagonist's own strength and the ability to eat soft rice are well balanced. It's beautiful.