Thirteen Months of Death

The main plot is that God has died long ago, leaving behind a resurrection program (an existence like the Thirteenth Month), and wants to use the origin of the twelve worlds to resurrect himself. The protagonist is the final means left by a certain boss to protect the world and contain the existence of the outside world. After experiencing the development of many worlds, the protagonist finally succeeded in killing the BOSS and protecting the world. The good thing is: in terms of background design and other aspects, there are both Cthulhu theory - the protagonist's world is generated by high-dimensional gods, and it is also mixed with traditional elements of immortality - the most distinctive one is Wudao - the boss behind the scenes who has been controlling everything. In addition, the writing and character creation are also very good, without being draggy. The following personal thoughts: The ending is obviously HE where everyone comes to life, which meets expectations but falls into the cliche. I hope there will be discussions at a later date, such as the emotional line. It was understandable that there was a crisis before, but now does it seem dull to have clear soup and little water every day? The main content mainly depicts multiple worlds from a single personal perspective. The image of the world seems monotonous and cannot make the world appear colorful and make people obsessed with its characters (slightly better than its peers but not good enough) Finally, cheers for the author, I wish the data will increase year by year and the book will sell well!

Why does it feel a bit like Natural Enemy War?

It's very hard. I can only say it's too beautiful. Come on.

I really want to try the challenge of making this book of yours into a tweet comic form.

Other books may have aged a bit over time, but Chen Gu is definitely worth continuing.

The theme setting was quite novel at the beginning, but in the middle and later stages it felt like it was falling apart.

The trial part is very good. Come on, I will give you monthly tickets regularly.

The lunar calendar, also called the lunar calendar, has a month called a leap month. For example, there are two leap months in a leap month, which means there are thirteen months in a year.

I hope it won't be unfinished. There is a ceiling above the mist of characterization. Just read this book. The ending shouldn't be too abstract. Players of Strange Tales will not be able to watch the final ending. It's not as good as the unfinished ending above the mist.

The writing is really okay, but it's very depressing to watch. Every time a character with a lot of story appears, he dies, which makes me feel depressed. Now I'm smoking while watching it, and I'm gasping for air.