Welcome to the Ashen Age, you little gutter rat!
(System, no female lead, ghosts and monsters.)
This is a land forsaken by the gods, where people struggle just to survive. Buy a fish at the market and it might leap up and slap you. The red moon in the sky might smile at you, and the corpse downstairs might call itself your friendly neighbor.
You're far too weak, but you have the potential to become a god. Recruit a devoted follower, and they will clear every obstacle in your path. Keep your head down and grow in secret, then leave everyone stunned.
To survive in this world, please follow these rules.
1. True monsters cannot be killed.
2. Do not eat the goat meat on the shelf. (It doesn't taste very good.)
3. If you see a black cat, remember to save your game.
4. Believe that you are absolutely not insane.
5. Keep the lights on at all times. Make sure you stay in the light.
6. There doesn't seem to be an eighth rule. Remember that there isn't one. Absolutely not.
7. In most cases, you can simply ignore the strange things.
9. When someone calls your name, keep walking and don't look back. Don't turn around out of curiosity, or you'll be responsible for the consequences.
10. If you open this book, read the first chapter within ten minutes and add it to your bookshelf. Don't skip two chapters in a row, or something terrifying will happen. Just kidding.
Rules subject to change...
Please collect it, like it, and just tell me if you have any opinions. The protagonist is a behind-the-scenes person who generally doesn't do anything himself, and leaves things to be solved by the game characters he created.
Beautiful, I like your story very much. Internet slang may affect reading immersion
It's good to watch, and the plot is particularly exciting.
Does this book have a female protagonist? What is the protagonist's behavior? I just came to ask. There is also the concern of the protagonist, that is, how are the parents going to deal with it?
The author is great, he (tā) and he (yì) take a closer look
I like protagonists who are decisive but not cruel.
It's hard to find a book you like, but don't finish it
My eyes lit up, the author is very talented
Very nice! Just less. Not enough... Horse riding five times a day...? Isn't it too much? After all '' is riding a horse...;
It's very interesting, I finished reading it in one breath