Evil God Training Manual

From the roadside stall review circle. Fantasy + supernatural + Sherlock style detective elements. Well, the main character's name is Sherlock. When the dark wizard took Sherlock's body to sacrifice to the evil god, he pulled the protagonist's soul over, so the protagonist merged into Sherlock's body and became the agent of the evil god. There are only twenty chapters, and I won't introduce the plot. In short, it is a detective-style supernatural novel in a fantasy world. Defects The writing style is still good, but it needs continuous practice. Come to think of it, this kind of novel requires very high writing skills. The style must be stable. I am worried that it will turn into a struggle among gods for hegemony in the later stage. It is recommended to weaken the gods. They are just embellishments of the world's North Pole.

It's too late to go to work now and the hours are too long. To make money and go home for the New Year. Work from eight in the morning to ten in the evening. Basically, I added it after reading one or two chapters. Please read more and review it.

When White Bear asked me to add this book to my reading list, I refused in my heart, but who can resist the setting of Cthulhu➕Supernatural? Although Qidian has made many Cthulhu novels popular because of "Lord of Mysteries", few of them truly embody fear and the unspeakable. I hope this new book can surprise me, well... I would like to recommend it!

Extreme fear, indescribable carnival! This is a paradise covered in rotten slime, filled with despair, grief, betrayal, madness, and disgust... The lanky ghost, the Noodle Eater, the ghost girl Hanako, the murderous ancient painting, the spirit behind, the ventriloquist, the color of the star, the invisible son... Countless curses and plagues will dance for the return of the dead! Sitting on the skeleton and scarlet throne, Sherlock stroked the human skin diary in his hand, and there was something vaguely moving in his brown pupils: "Becoming a Lich or a God of Death, that's the hard question."