don‘t make me tap the sign

It could imply a warning or threat, suggesting that the person doesn't want to have to resort to some action indicated by tapping the sign.

I'm not really sure. It might be some kind of quirky or inside joke that's specific to a certain group or context.

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In a 'tap tap tap horror story', the 'tap tap tap' could symbolize the approach of something terrifying. For example, it might be a monster with long nails that taps on the floor as it gets closer to its victim. Or it could be a psychological horror where the main character is the only one hearing the taps and everyone else thinks they're going crazy. This kind of story plays on our fear of the unknown and the sense of isolation when experiencing something strange that others don't seem to notice.

I'm not sure exactly. Maybe there's something about the comic that makes it not suitable for reference or maybe there are better sources available.

Well, sometimes movies or stories claim to be based on true events, but they often take creative liberties. So, for 'Don't Make Me Go', it's possible it has elements of truth mixed with fictional elements to make it more engaging.

The characters included: Supporting role-Fearless Sign In System, formed from one of the nine fragments of the Laws of Heaven and Earth. A stupid and adorable system that was tricked by Immortal Gou. Ambitious and fearless, it duped Immortal Gou to go down the mountain every day…Supporting role-Little White, Immortal Gou's cute pet, Uncle Rabbit, who was almost stewed many times. He was undoubtedly a tool…Male protagonist-Zhen Bugou, handsome and unrestrained, but extremely cunning. Immortal Gou, scamming the system, hiding behind the scenes, calculating the heavens…Male supporting role-Fang Jie, Lou Zi of the Array Building. He had a special liking for formations. When he wasn't studying formations, his intelligence was online. He was one of Immortal Gou's tools…The male supporting character was the stingy immortal. The stingy immortal was really stingy. He left behind an empty mansion after he ascended and even left behind a golden demon beast for formations…He had once mistakenly entered Immortal Gou's residence and learned a few formations. Female supporting role-Song Wanwan, the daughter of the sect master of the God-worshipping Sect. She is graceful and beautiful, and has extraordinary talent. She looks carefree, but her thoughts are extremely meticulous. She has inherited the mantle of Immortal Gou, and her relationship with him is not ordinary…Female supporting role-Su Shishi, the descendant of a god, Song Wanwan's cousin. She looks cautious on the outside, but she is actually straightforward and carefree. She has a good relationship with Song Wanwan…Female supporting role-Hong Xiu, the red-clothed girl Hong Xiu, innocent and not evil. The supporting actress, Fairy Glaze, was the first person to enter Immortal Gou's wooden house! Lively, innocent, and had special feelings for Immortal Gou. "Sign in for 10,000 years!" Unnamed Flower Fragrance was a fantasy/oriental fantasy novel with transmigration, system style, invincibility style, big brain hole, check-in, opening style elements. It was completed and could be enjoyed without worry. [User recommendation: This book is also known as "I'm Really Not a Concealed Immortal". System: "Concealed Immortal, please don't be concealed anymore."] Zhen Bugou: "Gods can fall, immortals can be helpless, and saints are ants. It's not that I'm being careless, but the outside world is too dangerous." The messy System was speechless.(There is no free lunch in the world of cultivation. There is only the karma of scheming and being schemed against.) I hope you will like this book.

To be honest, I don't know for sure. Sometimes movies or shows claim to be based on true stories but have a lot of fictional elements added. It's hard to tell with 'Don't Make Me Go'.

Maybe there's something wrong with the comic or it doesn't meet the posting requirements.