There Are Too Many Speed Bumps in the Evil World

[Art coefficient: ★★★] [Abstract coefficient: ★★★★] When DND's overpowered players hit Cthulhu Town: a rhapsody of redemption written with jokes and swords 5 The chemical reaction between the wise and powerful king and the cold-blooded reincarnation The protagonist Lin Yi can be called a living paradox of the DND rules: 23 points of strength crush the laws of physics, but 5 points of intelligence can play with "muscular intelligence" and secretly switch logic. His mind is full of Internet memes of "Dad is coming soon" and the secondary setting of "Pure Yang Swordsman". He is like a strong-mouthed king who jumps from the board game table into reality. Lu Shi is in charge of contrast: the cold-faced "Dragon Fist Demon Slayer Expert", who uses fire dragon kicks and silent slashes, but is full of questions about Lin Yi's "Pai Lao Badge" and "Black Widow Anchor". The interaction between the two is like a cross-dimensional radio wave collision. As the "sacrificial mayor who studied law", Hammurabi repeatedly jumped between legal terms and cult curses, and used the divine complaint that "the Iron Guard is a black security company" to fully reveal the absurd politics of Cthulhu Town. DND rules and the wall-breaking carnival of the Curse of Cthulhu The document puts DND's "free enhancement points" and "career templates" to great use: the Artifact Master summons the "Thunder Fire" destroyer, the Sword Chant activates the "Death Gate God of War" for near-death counterattacks, and even the "portable small space" can take away corpse purses, and the overpowered rules are seamlessly connected with real combat. The Cthulhu elements are hidden in the details: the immortal curse of the "Sleepless Man" makes the corpses stand upright, the "Blood of God" ritual reveals the coldness of sacrifice, and the town residents burn the "law of survival" of living people, filling the atmosphere of despair. The most amazing thing is the mashup of the two: Lin Yi used "magic missiles" to kill the ghouls, and when he turned around, he was sprayed with residual blood by "withering dust". The dice metaphysics of DND and the indescribable indescribability of Cthulhu collided in the bloody battle to create a strange feeling of satisfaction. An adrenaline rush from bar slashing to tomb exploration The chapter opens with a "Father is in danger" distress letter + a 168-hour countdown. As soon as Lin Yi landed, he encountered the Iron Guard gang looking for trouble. In the tavern, Roshi kicked the living corpse's chest to pieces. The battle came faster than the instant noodles were boiling. The exploration of the catacombs is even more thrilling at every step: choose C at the fork in the road, a ghoul pops out of the coffin board, and the cat-eared girl turns into the source of the curse. The plot is like a roller coaster. As soon as a wave of enemies is eliminated, a new crisis is triggered, and even a breather has to be accompanied by the roar of "corpse explosion". But the pace is fast and not chaotic, with Hammurabi's "lawyer-like analysis" and Lin Yi's "meme-style complaints" interspersed. There are always laughs in the bloody battles, such as Lin Yi's complaints about quicklime as a self-heating hot pot, which gives the tension a breathing space.

We found a little bit of drama among the lethal dose memes. Another author who comes to Qidian Zhengdao, with the same two protagonists as the previous book--the one with an IQ of 5 who is a bad guy with a strong force, and the one with an inhumane intelligence who studies law. It's the classic combination of mindless and unhappy.