I am a full-level celestial master, you let me enter the strange talk of rules?

That's right, you can't kill people in a library, but Nakamura Hei was sucked into the book in his hand and entered a special world.

Cleverly, this book happens to be about the burning at the stake in this world.

At that moment, the book fell to the ground, and Nakamura Hei had already entered the world of the book.

He stood in an open space, with cracked earth beneath his feet and a gray sky above.

As viewers can see, the book that fell to the ground has an illustration.

In front of the illustration stands a wooden stake, and tied to the stake is a person, none other than Nakamura Hei.

His body was bound to the wooden stake with thick hemp rope, and he could not move.

The ground was piled high with firewood, which was covered in oil. The smell of the oil was pungent and went straight to my head.

Nakamura looked down at his feet, at the firewood, and at the flames leaping up from the bottom and licking his calves.

It was a pain that could not be described in words.

It's not scalding, it's not burning, it's a pain that peels away, devours, and turns to ashes layer by layer, from skin to muscle to bone!

His skin was blistering, cracking, and peeling!
His muscles were contracting, charring, and emitting the smell of roasted meat!
His bones became brittle in the flames, broke, and turned to dust.

Nakamura Heiji is screaming silently. He screams so desperately in the world of his book that his throat is hoarse, and he can't even hear what he's saying anymore.

But the audience couldn't hear anything; they only saw a distorted face appear in the illustration.

Nakamura Hei tried to struggle and break free of the ropes, but they were tied too tightly, digging into his flesh and bones. The more he struggled, the tighter the ropes tightened.

He tried to call for help, but the flames had already engulfed him. His lungs were full of smoke, his throat was charred, and his voice was weak, hoarse, and intermittent, like a leaky bellows.

The most terrifying thing is that the text next to the illustrations is a true record of Nakamura Hei's reaction, and his death is described in textbook detail.

In the world of the book, Nakamura Hei smelled the scorching heat of his own body, heard the sound of his skin crackling in the flames, and saw his fingers bending, charring, and falling off in the fire.

He tried to close his eyes, but his eyelids were burned away, and he couldn't close them.

Nakamura Hei wanted to die quickly, but the fire was slow, burning little by little, from the outside in, from the bottom up, like an expert carefully studying and savoring the process.

Finally, the sound Nakamura Hei heard was the sound of his own skull cracking in the flames.

everything is over.

The book was closed.

The sound of pages turning in the library continued; the book being turned quickly and the book being turned slowly were still being turned, because no chosen one was there to stop them.

They will keep flipping through until the next chosen one walks in and makes the right choice.

Even more outrageous than Nakamura Heiji's scene is the giant screen in China.

On the big screen, only the sound of Zhang Yangqing turning the pages of a book could be heard.

He no longer confined himself to a particular bookshelf, but wandered throughout the entire library.

He browsed the bookshelves in the history section, he browsed the bookshelves in the geography section, and he even started looking through the children's books. He began to familiarize himself with the library, knowing which books were where, which shelves were empty, and which shelves had new books.

If anyone were to appear in this library, they would discover that Zhang Yangqing is actually the most frightening presence.

Even if he is just an ordinary person, in this special world, he has a great deal of authority.

Zhang Yangqing was still not satisfied; he read book after book for hours on end.

No one knows what he saw, but everyone knows he might be plotting something bigger!

You may not understand what Zhang Yangqing does, but he's definitely up to something, and anyone who goes against him is bound to suffer.

The audience began to wonder who would provoke Zhang Tianshi.

After Zhang Yangqing finished reading the last book he wanted to read and closed the book, there were no longer any strange phenomena in the library, and even the air seemed much more 'pleasant'.

The entire library was as quiet as an ordinary, normal library, without any strange occurrences.

Zhang Yangqing felt it was about time and was about to leave when he saw a note on the table by the front door. It wasn't an ordinary note; it was a torn bookmark.

Zhang Yangqing took out his monitor's manual, which had several pages torn out, and pieced the bookmark and the torn pages together.

The marks match, the tears align, like a puzzle piece finding its missing piece.

The bookmark contained several rules, supplementing the torn-out content from the manual:
[Rule 1: You are the monitor here. The more surveillance footage you have, the more beneficial it is for you; conversely, the less surveillance footage you have, the more dangerous it is. With each new surveillance footage, your "presence" in this world of ghost stories becomes stronger, and the more difficult it is for the eerie creatures to ignore you. With each surveillance footage you lose, you take a step closer to death.]

[Rule 2: Do not stare directly at a surveillance screen for more than 30 minutes. Take a 5-minute break to relieve fatigue. If you feel something in the screen is watching you, immediately look away and try to get rid of it. Avoidance will not solve the problem.]

[Rule 3: If the hallway lights go out, don't open the door and go out. Wait for the lights to come back on before observing the outside. This is key to your survival. Remember, when the lights are off, the hallway is not your domain.]

[Rule 4: If someone calls for help, first check the security footage. If you cannot see the person calling for help in any frame, do not respond or help. That's not a human being; it's imitating someone.]

[Rule 5: You only have one box of matches. It can light up things you find unbelievable—things you can't see with a flashlight, things you can't see with your eyes, things you can't understand with common sense. Don't waste matches, and don't be stingy with matches.]

[Rule 6: If you see someone wearing the same uniform as you in the surveillance footage, kill them immediately. Otherwise, they will kill you sooner or later. That person is not your colleague; they are hiding in the surveillance footage, waiting to replace you.]

Rule 7: Don't be afraid. Fear will lead you to make wrong judgments, and wrong judgments will kill you. Trust your intuition, trust your judgment, and trust that you can get out of here alive.

Rule 8: Remember, you are not alone here. If you have no companions, be your own companion.

Zhang Yangqing glanced at it, then tucked the bookmark into the manual, closed it, and stuffed it into his pocket.

"Finally, they've given me the rules. If they hadn't, I would have ruined this ghost story."

That's right, that's Zhang Yangqing's idea. Since there are no rules, Zhang Yangqing will play according to his own understanding.

Regardless of how he interprets it, he has his own way of thinking.

If Zhang Yangqing were given free rein, even though he was only human, he had already begun to understand the core logic of this world.

Next, besides analyzing the rules, Zhang Yangqing will begin conducting experiments! (End of Chapter)