Rules of horror descended upon Blue Star. Each country would select one chosen contestant to enter the world of horror and fight for survival.
If a contestant died, their country's fortune would decline and disaster would strike.
If they cleared the challenge, their country's fortune would rise, and everyone would receive a reward.
Su Chen was selected by chance and entered the terrifying Rules of the Zoo (a derivative work based on the original rules by Shiliu Yezi).
1. If the elephant you see looks different from what you know, don't panic. Open your eyes wide and tell yourself that seeing is believing.
2. There is an aquarium in this park. If a staff member offers to sell you a ticket, accept. There is an emergency exit there.
3. The safety measures in this park are absolutely reliable. It is impossible for the animals to escape, especially the small herbivores, all of which are kept in enclosed areas where they cannot be touched. So, if you see a rabbit on the loose, pet it and carry it to a staff member. The rabbit can comfort you.
Just then, Su Chen awakened the Rules Analysis System. As long as he deciphered the rules of the horror world, he could earn rewards.
[Ding! Congratulations, Host, you have received the Death Rewind reward!]
From then on, the entire horror world took a very strange turn.
Su Chen: "I turned the zoo into a resort. What should I do? Help, I'm waiting online!"
The hiking trail, the psychiatric hospital, and the school horror scenarios: "Don't come any closer!"
Dragon Country: "Su Chen is truly a blessing to our country!"
The Ugly Country, Kimchi Country, and Cherry Blossom Country: "I report that someone's cheating, but I have no proof!"
Very nice, I really like it
The plot is really interesting! Very exciting!
Super pretty! The plot is very coherent! No peeing spots throughout the entire process! This is the first ghost story novel I've read with a dual world view that allows you to fight against the strange. It's so cool!
It was originally very interesting, but I saw that Eden abandoned the story and made Inanna look like a mistress. I took a quick look at the ending and there is still an entanglement with the male protagonist. Do you have to write this kind of inexplicable emotional line? Obviously the previous ones have been written very well.
I've always been curious about whether it's the same thing with thousands of people or the same thing with people.
I like the author's writing style very much. Use your brain when you need to use it, be lazy when you need to be lazy, and the characters are very good. Every detail that seems to be a shortcoming at first glance has been filled in perfectly. The layout of the book is particularly subtle and there is no deliberate attempt to subvert one's wits. It is a rare good book in the genre of ghost stories. The whole book has a grand conception and a very correct outlook. I've finished 9 books now, and I hope I can write a new book if I go to bed early (or I can continue writing the one that died in infancy! I'm going to starve to death)
The writing is average, but the plot is good. The most difficult thing to accept is that the stereotypes of some countries are imposed on the characters.
After reading Chapter 1160, I didn't want to read it. I always felt that the plot behind it was boring.
The first dungeon wasn't very well written, but it got better and better. I like the third dungeon the best. It's really good to read. Although there is a part that reduces intelligence, it is explained later. It is the most logically logical ghost story novel I have ever seen.
In the horror world in the first picture, I just didn't see too much horror.