Rule Horror: This Is a World of Cthulhu Mythos

The author of Poujie writes a review, which can be regarded as a guide for all readers. After all, it is the first time for the author to write this thing, and he has to rely on you old bookworms to learn from it. The elements of this book are [National Games] + [Live Broadcast] + [Strange Tales of Rules] + [No Heroine], which is a bit brain-burning (anyway, it was pretty brain-burning when I was writing it, so I can only say that I have to play stone-man to make up for it in this aspect). There are also a lot of Cthulhu elements in it, so if you don't understand some parts I will explain them. If there are any logical errors that don't make sense, I will correct them later. Regarding the number of words in the live broadcast, if you think it affects reading, I will try to keep it as low as possible. There are some parts that rely on live broadcast to promote the plot. I cannot help, so please forgive me. I have temporarily arranged the order of the copies as follows. If any of you in the audience think you have something you want the author to write, you can leave a message and we can crowdfund the book. (The author Xi Gang is a pure rules version, which has 50,000 words of text and 10,000 words of rules. If you want to read it, you can leave a message and experience the speed version of this book.) The first copy is [Extreme Cold Expedition]; The second copy is [Contempt Outpost]; The third copy is [Land of Seven Days] (This is the default for now and will be updated later.) I hope the above content can bring you some help. At the end, I wish you a happy reading. Let me revise it. It has been written for so long and it is almost over. Let me summarize the shortcomings of the book and the reference style of the copy. Readers who like it can skip reading to avoid being beaten by the author CPU (anyway, there are many readers skipping to read it, which makes me finish reading in 10W and not have as many endings as my first copy [face covering]). Readers who don't like it can stop their losses in time. At the beginning of my writing, I sincerely hope that you will get some insights and gains from reading my book. I chose the theme of Rules and Monsters because it is indeed in line with my idea of a "cool novel." You can refer to the book "Rules and Monsters" written by Stone Giant (Gu Yi). However, if you want to read a fantasy novel based on rules and monsters, this book will disappoint you. I have explained the live broadcast mechanism of this book in detail in the book circle. If you feel uncomfortable, just skip it. This is a poisonous point, but it can also be regarded as a foreshadowing of mine (Similarly, I don't like the word count of live broadcasts, and there is very little live broadcast content in this book.) The second point is about the elements of the Cthulhu Mythos. This is poisonous. People who have not understood the dungeon will be confused about the dungeon and will wonder why these NPCs would do such things, especially the second dungeon [Contempt Outpost]. This dungeon is to spread the world of the Cthulhu Myth. It can only be carried out in a huge space, so the author does not implicitly express why the NPCs in that world do these things (actually, there are, but it is harder to understand, and some readers have already reported this problem [face covering]). It is hard for me to say it here. This is an indescribable problem. (Don't ask why I didn't see the space I wrote about Ke Zong and R'lyeh in Cthulhu Mythology. Ke Zong is the most famous in Cthulhu Mythology, but other Old Ones, Outer Gods, and Ancient Gods also exist, and their stories are equally exciting. Interested readers can collect the Old Ones, Outer Gods, and Ancient Gods that appear in this book.) The third point is about the protagonist's talent strength and certain "setting-eating" links. The protagonist's talent is an equivalent exchange, similar to the MC's transformation table, but at the same time, it also has the ability to watch advertisements. The protagonist can use this talent in exchange for a variety of help such as deduction, viewing hidden information, peeking into people's hearts, removing negative buffs, etc. His mechanism is very strong, so I weakened a lot of values ​​so that he can survive longer and better in the dungeon [Arctic Expedition] that is more suitable for his survival, and it also allows him to feel his own insignificance in the crisis-ridden [Seven Days Land]. Well... Just watch it for fun, this thing varies from person to person. As for the usual problems with the author's rough writing and incoherent plot, I can only say that the author is still improving, come on😊 The following is some introduction to the three copies in the book. Because the author is not very clever, not all of them are pure rules and weird stories. Readers can choose to read according to their own preferences. The first dungeon [Arctic Expedition] is purely about strange rules and brain-burning. This dungeon is not difficult and relatively easy to understand. The second copy [Contempt Outpost] refers to the writing method of the back room, which does not burn your brain. The entire copy adopts the writing method of switching worlds in the fall of Taita, which is used to lay out and expand the chaotic universe of the Cthulhu Mythos. It is not easy to understand. The third copy [Land of Seven Days] is a mixture of mysterious space exploration and a doomsday supernatural world written around the core rules. In a sense, it deviates from the rules and ghost stories. It is a partial exploration of human nature and capital in the doomsday world. The dark place, I can't say, it can be regarded as an indescribable thing), and its ending may be a bit hasty, because the author finished writing this copy, and there may be some pitfalls that have not been buried. Please understand that the profit of this book is very low, and for many reasons, it was a blockbuster book in the same period, and it did not even get a rating. It is not easy to persist. If anyone has questions, the author would be honored to answer them. Phew... I have written so much without realizing it. For readers who persisted in reading this, thank you again for reading. I hope you can gain your own insights while reading this book. By the way, the author who created the Cthulhu Myth is himself an atheist. The essence of the Cthulhu Myth is scientific and satirical... Well, it is another indescribable thing. Good luck.

It looks good. Although I feel that the talent skills are particularly strong, it does not affect the difficulty balance at all. It is not the kind of setting that can make you invincible in the face of weirdness just by relying on plug-ins. There is still a lot of fighting of wits and courage. I look forward to the end of the second dungeon. I look forward to Naiya, the troublemaker. I will watch it after the second dungeon is over.

I have read the author's previous novels, and there were some points that attracted me to read them, but each one was lost to everyone under the ravages of the market, and the novels were discontinued as expected. When I came back to read it this time, I found that the author had changed his previous style and started writing weird stories. I think it took a lot of courage to completely change his style. This book is indeed more charming than the previous books. Although it may have shortcomings, I am also willing to give it a good review. I hope the author can persist and work hard to do what he likes.

This deserves five stars. We are waiting for this book to take off. Then I am an old man. It's brain-burning, very interesting, and the plot is very enjoyable. [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] (∗❛ั∀❛ั∗)✧*.

This book is a bit brain-burning for some newbies, and it is easy to dissuade them. However, if you can calm down and read it carefully, you can also feel the author's characterization of details and consideration of logical rigor. The development of the plot is also reasonable and allows readers to feel the foreshadowing, but it does not feel so real. The vague foreshadowing is indeed just right, and it deserves this five stars! I hope the author's article can attract more readers [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua][Chigua]

No, it looks so good. I see that there are no poisonous points yet. The Cthulhu Myth and the Rules of Monster Tales themselves are very consistent. Even the God of Monster Tales, Zoo Monster Tales, isn't it a perfect combination with the Cthulhu Myth? , And the ship dealer is really interesting, but I feel that the author reminded the ship dealer's identity a little too obviously, too early. I feel that we can wait until later to talk about it. After all, everyone is too familiar with Nayako, so there is no mystery. The rest is fine. I hope the author can keep the character of the Cthulhu series. After all, the real core of Cthulhu is always the human being on an isolated island in the endless dark sea. It should not have sailed far, the insignificance of human beings, the indescribable concept, etc., Rather than the group of octopuses, goats and the like that are personified and embodied in Cthulhu skin.

I have two questions⊙ω⊙Should I give attribute points first, or should I give attributes later? If the attribute points are given first, if he says that he will increase his physique by 100 million points, then within a period of time, his body will not suffer any damage due to the strengthened physique with 100 million attributes. Then is he equivalent to being in a semi-invincible state? If you are in a semi-invincible state, by the way, I asked the two questions in the wrong order. The first question I asked should be whether you add attribute points bit by bit or you can add them casually.

It's a serious drama, not a cool novel, with strict logic, thoughtfulness, and a relatively pure bloodline. It doesn't have a good female protagonist, but it's a bit boring and a bit hypnotic (maybe I've read too much Cthulhu and lost the novelty?)… Personally, I feel like I'm somewhere between good-looking and ugly. As the saying goes, people who like it love it, and people who hate it hate it [rolls eyes]. Personally, I still prefer those with ups and downs, tense plots and interlocking plots. Who is giving the low score? Isn't this worth 8 points or more? I stayed up late dancing and finished reading it. I'll fill in the details when I have time.

Strange Rules: This is the world of Cthulhu Mythos The winning Liao Zuo If according to the standards of online articles, the most basic setting does not appear fresh, and on this basis, the flavor of Cthulhu in the content is too strong, and the too hard-core Cthulhu is too cold and hard, which will probably dissuade many readers who simply like to have fun. If we look at the published text, the plot is not that profound because it incorporates some of the setting standards and even routines of online articles. So it can be called a masterpiece among the niche, but it can only be a niche book. Three and a half to four and a half stars.

Although I finally understood the first copy, I was confused by the second copy. However, this is indeed a very good novel. Forgive me that I am not smart enough to fully understand it. Anyway, I give it five stars.