I Loaded the Occult Panel

Project establishment demonstration: T3 level. Work tags: steam age, extra points, proficiency, western fantasy. Rating: A. The background and setting are not too special, and the plot is an everyday trend; B. The setting and plot style are conservative and restrained, and the overall quality is cautiously optimistic; C. The author's writing skills are excellent, and the daily scenes can also be read with relish. A brief review in one sentence: Thanks to the author's basic skills, it is difficult to say the upper limit of this book, but the lower limit is still trustworthy. 1. Introduction In the age of steam, rationality and mysticism go hand in hand. The more you know, the closer you are to madness, this is the consensus behind the curtain. Richard didn't believe this. In other words, this rule does not apply to him. The skill panel allows him to dabble in many fields but master them all, like a steam engine that doesn't need to stop. ... [Breath Level 3·Healing: All serious illnesses are gone and all old illnesses are gone] [Learning Level 3·Reading: Can decipher encrypted spells] [Spirit Level 1·Anchoring: The soul can briefly break away from the body] ... [Physique Lv. MAX·Perfect Man: You have created the perfect original body of ancient alchemy] [Wisdom Lv. MAX·Omniscient Wisdom: You have mastered all paths on the Kabbalah Tree of Life] [Spirit Lv. MAX·All things return: You have opened the Akasha record, turning the pages of the past and future at the same time] "What is above is like what is below, and what is below is like what is above, thus achieving the miracle of the One." 2. Plot, characters and writing level One thing to say, the plot at the beginning of the book is relatively dull. The protagonist's family's living conditions are slightly difficult but there is no imminent crisis. Compared with many counterparts who start in hell, the beginning of the book can be called a peaceful time. The protagonist has both parents and a younger sister. He does not shy away from interpersonal interactions in school and social activities. He is a rare normal person among the protagonists of online novels. The author's outstanding writing skills are the core competitiveness of this book. The reading experience is clear, smooth, and interesting. It is not just a pile of material to show off skills, but a sense of real interest in the ordinary. 3. Highlights The interaction between the supernatural and reality at the social level in the book is natural and reasonable. In the story, there are both young and exploratory experimenters, as well as mature experiencers who have a good grasp of the scale. There is no excessive mystique or nagging. The extraordinary information is indeed encrypted and hidden, but it is not impossible for those who are willing and qualified to get started. Although the theory of transcendence is composed of elusive abstract concepts, the art of transcendence itself is consistent with intuition and common sense, supplemented by relevant real-life cultural elements to support and enhance the atmosphere, making it easy to understand without losing the sense of mystery. The author's writing skills are good, and there is a calm sense of eloquence. The golden finger of this book is to add some proficiency, but the plots of most such novels are lackluster. The proficiency improvement information that appears from time to time can even attract readers' attention more than the plot itself. This is not the case in this book. Although the plot at the beginning is quite ordinary, the author's words have the effect of turning decay into magic. Before the proficiency prompt appears, people can even forget that this is a data template novel. 4. Questions ①Chinese style is not a problem, but too Chinese style may cause a sense of incompatibility with the background.

I found this after seeing the Amway stickers. The quality is quite high. Fantasy esoteric stream. The protagonist is reborn in a fantasy world of the Victorian era, where occultism and mortals coexist but in a parallel world. The predecessor was reopened by the supernatural props of occultism, and the protagonist took over but became a sick man. Fortunately, I have Dark Blue and added some points to start upgrading step by step. Why read this book: The writing is smooth, but what I like more is the world view and power settings. After all, I have always liked this book. The shaping of this aspect is quite good and the atmosphere is quite strong. Why not read this book: It feels a bit like dragging out the drama and suppressing its level. Moreover, writing that the death of the predecessor was an awakening ceremony for the matrilineal family and then making amends without taking revenge is tantamount to setting the mother up for a trap and making the readers unhappy at the same time. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

Keywords: Cthulhu+Western Fantasy+Campus. In the age of steam, rationality and mystery go hand in hand. The more you know, the closer you get to madness, with the exception of Richard. The skill panel allows him to breathe to heal old illnesses, retain his knowledge with a photographic memory, and explore the mysteries out of his body. From controlling elements to writing runes, he finally builds a perfect original body, opens the Akashic records, and turns pages of the past and future at the same time. A cool article about rules, see how the panel turns taboo knowledge into an upgrade ladder.

That's right, the stuff written by Lao Mo Reincarnation is good, the level is stable, and the people who appear think in a "normal" way (a compliment). The occult background that is unveiled bit by bit is just suitable for this kind of writing. Although it is a seedling, it would be great if it can maintain this level and rhythm. The last book that made me feel so just from the beginning was the Magic Emperor.