Cthulhu Roleplaying: I Can Control the Dice

Gives me a feeling... Perfection! ! ! [Adoration] This book was a bit unexpected and touched my sweet spot. I like this kind of book. The plug-in is enabled, but it is not obvious, and it is even close to transparent. I feel that the aura is there, but it is even less obvious. It has extremely high growth potential and strong sustainability! ! Come on! This book is really great, it perfectly suits my point, and it makes me want to write a... Daily novel [making a face] The author must not give up this low-to-slow progress method. If you are too anxious to eat hot tofu, you can only continue reading after you have taken a steady step [punch out] Life will not always be easy, let alone fall into pits all the time. Maybe in the process of raising the character, the card will get the chance to be torn apart, but the protagonist is seriously injured by the system and survives. In the blink of an eye, another character card is drawn in a group. Wouldn't it be more interesting to see whether the protagonist is seeking stability or taking risks [Think] [You can taste it carefully] Also, starting with this kind of "all" good guy, if the protagonist turns around and bumps into a friend after experiencing the secret group, it turns out that he is the one with the secret [laughing] From the current point of view, the outcome of the protagonist's character and thought will definitely not rely on a single win or conspiracy, and at most, the friends will suffer a small loss to achieve a win-win situation [Exploration]

Come on, yours is the first group novel I read on Tomato. I don't know much about it, but I've read a lot of Infinite Streaming. I think this book is still great. I hope the author can continue to keep it up. It's just too little. It's a pity that I didn't meet you until you wrote hundreds of thousands of words. It's very painful to keep a book, especially when each story is incoherent and I always feel that there is something wrong with it.

The plot of this novel is clever and the characters are three-dimensional. Here, you can see many characters with distinctive personalities colliding in the module, and the interactions between them also make the plot more compact. Although there are many characters in this book, each character has his own personality. However, I personally feel that the protagonist does not have much spirituality compared to the supporting characters. This may be a flaw in my opinion. Generally speaking, compared with the running novels I have read, "The Real Cthulhu Running Game", "The Indescribable Diary", and "The Mimic Monster Running Game", it is okay, at least there are no major poisonous points, and it is acceptable. I just feel that the author doesn't have much ink on reality, and I personally feel that there are some flaws in it. [Cover face][cover face][cover face] Also, please update soon! [Cool] ps: Dear author, except for "The Chamber of Eternal Darkness", are all other modules original? Dropping one star, I feel that there is some wisdom behind it. I didn't tolerate it at first, but after that... It's hard to describe.

Well, everyone worked more or less every time in the group dungeon. There was no delay or anything like that. The plot was also very smooth and not sloppy. The protagonist only had a plug-in to guarantee the dice. The character card was really lame, with no attributes and no connections. The thief could also pick locks and reveal hidden information. I really hope the author can speed up the improvement of the character card strength. I am looking forward to the day when I will be a legendary investigator. Also, there are fewer new faces in the group dungeon, so I'm afraid I won't be able to remember them.

I look forward to the funny and trouble-making jokes about the dice girl in the early stage, the various crotch pulling in the middle stage, and the sublimation of the protagonist's little miracle in the final stage (it's cool).

I have never played the Cthulhu Run game, and I don't quite understand the relationship between coc and the other one mentioned in the comment area. Therefore, it was a little difficult to read in the early stage. I mainly relied on the author's introduction at the end of the first chapter and the popular science in the comment area of ​​the first few chapters to roughly understand the rules. The setting of the whole book is very complete in my eyes. The outstanding point is that so far there has been no collapse of the combat power. The ability of Guan Yinan to solve the incident at the end of the hotel copy I read recently is a bit beyond my understanding, but this should be a foreshadowing. I will make additional comments later. The protagonist is a calm, thoughtful, and kind-hearted person but not a virgin. I haven't seen many bad guys in the entire game copy. . . Maybe it's because of the real body display setting. Simply put, the author's writing is good, the story is clear, the story frame is complete, the logic is complete, and the protagonist is a general public moral concept ➕ a smart brain. There is no cp, I like it very much, I hope the author can add more

Personally, I feel that this is a novel with a strong sense of group running. The teammates are not great but they are not cheating. The protagonist does not fly around with a belt or anything. The plot is very good, but it can only be said that it is not suitable for people who are used to reading fast food and cool articles. I support the author. I feel that the tests in this book are too conservative, with too few big successes or big failures.

In addition to the lack of real-life background settings for unit dramas that run unlimited game streams (the setting is to pull in dungeons globally, the impact is only on prices, and occasionally tear cards. The relationship between reality and the dungeon, what is the ultimate purpose of the dungeon, and how to survive in reality are not told. The real villain cult has only done a little foreshadowing so far). The player's mission orientation of the good and the villain is only discussed a little, which is very scattered, but it is quite reasonable and delicate. Furthermore, the group running process is not interesting enough and is too bland. The group running game in the story theme is interesting, or the madness and coldness of the Cthulhu background are not prominent enough. I hope that the author can strengthen the ending of the running group dungeon, portray the protagonist more delicately, make the plots between dungeons and scenes more continuous, and make the sense of upgrade more exciting. Whether it is the growth of the dungeon or the main task of the real story, it will be clearer and more enjoyable. Overall not bad. As a purely virtual game about running groups, the story is not bad. But it is true that the character of the protagonist is too bland, and his strength relies mostly on props and does not involve magic and mysterious skills, and the cruelty of the infinite flow setting is not apparent.

It's good to read. There are a few books about running groups that don't mention collapse. The participation rate of dice is low but the sense of reality is strong.

Very good, currently the number one novel in the Tomato Run genre. Whether you have played it or not, you can understand it. If you want to know about group running, you can take a look. Advantages: The design is reasonable, the golden finger is not too excessive, the combat power is not broken, and the subject matter is novel and the writing is relatively good. Disadvantages: The combat power is suppressed by the author, and many props are stored in the warehouse and are not used. Also, the protagonist is not invincible. If you can't see the protagonist being defeated, you may not be able to stand it. Just treat it as an article about sharing running groups, and the male protagonist's golden finger can also be used as a bit of luck from time to time. ⌓‿⌓