I Kill Gods in My Dream

It's like a small world and has endless fun Tags: behind the scenes, Cthulhu Introduction: In my dreams, I transformed into a sailor and fought against the waves to face evil gods. I also explored urban legends as a detective, and I saved the world as an agent of a mysterious organization. After waking up from the dream, I am an ordinary person, without the strength to fight against the storm, nor the sharp intuition of a detective, nor the various skills of an agent. As a result, everything in the dream turned out to be true? In his ordinary life, Wu Shuang suddenly discovered that God had opened a door for him. At first, he thought this was the door to change his destiny. But when he opened it with joy, he discovered that there were a group of monsters and monsters behind the door, and God not only kicked him in, but also sealed the door and set it on fire. He was so unlucky that he walked into this crazy world with bare hands. Enemy: I am the descendant of the evil god, the high priest of the cult, the one who brings salvation to the world. You are just a mortal, why should you fight me? Wu Shuang: I have a brave heart, and... Hang up!

Breaking the update, hey, let's hang it for now. I don't recommend watching it. There are also signs of collapse in the later stage. You can tell just by looking at the title of the book. The protagonist cheats in his dream, with a vest style + extraordinary background, combined with a bit of atypical scripted games. The two vests I just opened are ordinary people. The first vest is considered a novice's start, and the second vest is a detective. He starts to act cool and is really cool. I really like the sentence in it, about using a mortal body to fight against gods. To be honest, at first I thought it was a new book by an old author. The author's writing is concise, the rhythm is tight, and the scene transitions are very natural. It looks very comfortable. It is worth recommending. Point of difference: If I have to say it, the protagonist is a bit disconnected. In reality, he is a salty fish. In the dream, he has a big heart and is too calm. The author probably wanted to write a group portrait, but the characters he created were not very distinct. Except for the protagonist, other characters lacked memorable points, and the highlight was all on the protagonist. Highlights: The subject matter is novel, and the author is not the first to write this type of game dungeon flow. Only the dream setting is considered innovative. However, this kind of novel requires strong text control ability. If one thing is not good, it will collapse, so there are not many good writers. What I am quite satisfied with is that there are no major logical flaws in the article, the connection is in place, and the writing style is also very smooth. Recommendation index: three stars (one star will be deducted if updates are discontinued)

Good grass. It was a bit childish at first, but gradually got better, but fortunately there was nothing poisonous about it. It's similar to "It's a Small World", but the writing style is different. Those who like "It's a Small World" may not necessarily like this one. But this style is very rare, with a strong COC group running style that hardcore group running enthusiasts cannot resist at all. Anyone who has played a running team knows how difficult and cautious the investigators are, so if you want to see that kind of cool operation, you can withdraw. A bit behind the scenes. There are many female characters, and I was always worried that the protagonist would start a harem while watching it, but the author said there is no cp. However, the female characters are quite comfortable in their portrayal. They are not mindless and have their own shining points. Mainly, don't fall in love with your brain. To sum up: you can give it a try and see if the style is acceptable. A fan of group running like me will probably like this kind of novel very much. Because when I see this style, my brain is directly converted into a group running brain, so I am very tolerant of some of the problems that the protagonist has (really brought it in). However, if you read it normally, you will have the feeling that the protagonist is not very powerful at the beginning (I think).

I picked it up from the Daily Guide. As far as I can see, the advantage is that the narrative rhythm is good, but the disadvantage is that it feels a little like a seam monster. In short, the flaws are not concealed. As I often say, a book that can tell a good story is a good book. I recommend it personally. Oh, by the way, I can add that he is really good at being handsome, which satisfies a man's secondary fantasy.