After Waking Up

Could this be the King in Yellow?

I had never read it before. I saved more than 200 chapters before starting to read it. How do I feel about this book? The author is so gentle. The previous book is based on the Eastern system, so the free and easy, fairy-like atmosphere is quite suitable. Certain plots will also bring emotional resonance and impact to me. However, the background of this book seems to be closer to the Western Steam Age, but the atmosphere is still fairy-like, very fragmented, with the collision of machinery and flesh, and the cruelty of war almost completely undescribed. For example, when the protagonist leads a team to attack the next door, there is no atmosphere of war at all... I can feel that the author hopes to arouse my resonance for a just war and my support for the righteous teachers. However, there is too little description of the villain Life God Cult. The most serious scenes of hanging corpses and massacres of villages only have a few sentences. There was also a lack of motivation and purpose description of the actions of the Life God Cult. According to what the protagonist said, the God of Life must have certain abilities to sweep a country under the rule of the Holy Religion, but it was not written. The whole war was about victory, victory, victory. It was an indomitable, no comparison, no collision of strong and weak, and a unilateral crushing. It is difficult for me to resonate strongly. My feeling is that a shady fish is trying to take advantage of human beings' pursuit of life and health to rule the world. This motive is really too ridiculous. Emotional resonance still needs conflict to trigger, and it is difficult to resonate with one-sided peace talks. Just like a villain who takes it as his mission to save the world or pursues the truth is more arousing to people's thinking than a simple madman who wants to destroy the world. After reading more than 200 chapters, my only feeling is that the author is too gentle, and the description of the dark side is too little, causing the protagonist's light to be a bit dim. What if evil gods control the world's churches? Has it interfered with the human order? Has its existence led to widespread human mutation? According to what is written in the book, the existence of God has minimal interference in human society. It is more about human beings seeking their own lives to pursue the traces of God. Even if it is written a little bit that gods influence their agents to have a certain impact on society, or that the existence of gods themselves will unconsciously cause large-scale changes and the collapse of mankind, it will be fine. Now it feels more like the inevitable demise of human civilization. Come on, author, I really liked the author's last book. This is one of the few books that can make me feel peaceful.

It is indeed a troublesome work, and it tastes good. A good job should be rewarded! Attached is a picture.

The description of the fighting scenes is quite good, the plot is smooth, the characters are well created, and there are no poisonous points. But. . . It's too short, can you update it soon? I'm getting fatter😓

I thought I had already entered the palace...

At the end of the burning years, the ancient evil roared wantonly, and a hero stood up to seek justice for the suffering world. However, the sinful desires are like weeds, and the hero's revenge is laughed at and staged as a boring joke. The sad soul falls again, but the unyielding will burns in justice. They sing the horn of resistance and call the name of the brave. The evil will is in despair, the tragic world is quiet, the sacred covenant is established, and the king of silver no longer cries. This is the beginning of a great era. People work harder for happiness, letting children sing about their past and poets rewriting the glorious history. The era of peace has left again, the evil figure is hidden in the drama, the former overlord has long since retired, and the legend of disaster is once again popular. But later people no longer escaped, they had the will to legend, they looked through ancient notes and chanted His deeds again. The mad souls no longer burn, the wildfire eats up the lush grass, the sheep return to the embrace of the wolves, leaving only the unclean fool alone to think, At the end of the century, all living beings prayed, honoring the great man as the sword of courage, calling him the flame of hope, and worshiping him as the guide of revenge. They canonized him as the beacon of strength. People sung his achievements, followed him and moved forward, cast his Holy Spirit, and sang his miracles. His name is Chuzkut, also known as Said Push, the ancient totem that enlightens all living beings, and the cold guard of the darkest night.

What a pity, no more fairy tales!

There hasn't been an update for half a month! ? Or is there no reason for the update?

Although this is a good book, I personally still have no feeling for Cthulhu, Steam, etc., And I don't have a sense of immersion. I feel more comfortable with Eastern books. I prefer books like Lanke Qiyuan more, and I hope the author can write more about this aspect. The book is very good, keep going.

I have to say that the background of Feishu's book is great! ! !