Secret: Survive from Marionette

The protagonist travels through time and becomes Azik's descendant in the Fourth Age, taking the path of a diviner. Later, he may jump to a non-adjacent path and become a god. Stable daily updates

It's pretty cool, but updates are a million points too slow. Rating: 4.1 Points Introduction (unmodified): Traveling to the late Fourth Age in "Lord of Mysteries", he became the amnesiac Death Archon, the first Baron Ramd, and the second son of Azik Eggers, the future history professor at Hoy University. In this era where gods walk the earth and evil gods lurk, the seven righteous churches are fighting in Loen, and evil gods and unspeakable things are coveting the world. The protagonist embarks on the path of a fortune teller. Although he claims to be independent of the world, he has to plan his own future. The story explores opportunities, challenges, or the final struggle before falling into pollution and madness. When the marionettes perform the picture of life together, huge buildings return to reality, history turns into fog, demigods fall, and the mermaid sings the poem of the Fool. In this theater that never ends, who is whose marionette? Who is the incarnation of the eclipse man? Where does crazy knowledge come from? Is it the fall of gods or the birth of new gods? The story takes Tingen as the stage, reality and mystery are intertwined, and the Cthulhu myth has become a topic of discussion among scholars. At Miskatonic University, night and day separate the ordinary from the extraordinary. When a miracle unfolds, a divine battle breaks out, and the people behind the scenes take the stage, the stars return and the past has arrived. The setting of the protagonist is the diviner path (you may jump to other paths of true gods in the future) + system + Cthulhu + secret organization. Other titles of the novel include "Daddy Love Me Again", "On One Hundred and One Tricks to Scare Travelers to Death", "Sage, Don't Run, Just Let the System Take a Lick", etc. -

Rating: Excellent work. Except for the fact that sometimes there are fewer words in updates, there is no major problem. The plot is coherent and it is still very enjoyable to read. The author's writing skills are very good. The protagonist is a true time traveler and has a high-dimensional personality (but no characteristics and seismic). Introduction: Traveling back to the late Fourth Age in "Lord of Mysteries", the amnesiac death consul, the first Baron Ramd, and the future history professor of Hoy University, Azik. On the second son of Eggers. In this era, the gods walk the earth, the evil gods hide behind the curtain, the seven righteous churches are fighting against Loen, the evil gods and the unspeakable things covet the world... People who follow the path of a diviner claim to be indifferent to the world, but they have to plan an uncertain situation for themselves. Is it an opportunity? Is it a challenge? Or is it the last struggle before sinking into pollution and madness? When the marionettes perform a vivid picture of life together, the huge building hidden behind the curtain returns to reality, countless histories turn into fog, the fall of demigods is full of distortion and madness, and the mermaid's song recites the Fool's poem. Who is whose marionette in the theater that cannot end? Who is the incarnation of the eclipse man? Where does crazy knowledge come from? The sorrow and wailing, is it the fall of a god or the birth of a new god? Tingen is the stage, reality and mystery are intertwined, the Cthulhu Myth has become a topic of discussion among scholars, and the night and day at Miskatonic University separate ordinary people and extraordinary people. Whose handiwork is this? When a miracle unfolds, a divine battle breaks out, and the people behind the scenes take the stage, the stars return! The old days have come! PS. The protagonist's fortune-teller path (may jump to other paths to true gods in the future) + system + Cthulhu + secret organization. This book is also known as: "Daddy Love Me Again", "On One Hundred and One Tricks to Scare Travelers to Death", "Sage, Don't Run, Just Let the System Take a Lick", etc.