Cthulhu Running Group: I Have Ultimate Wisdom

If you like it, please update it, it's very good. I prefer this kind of book that is close to the essence of a running group. The kind with too much plot just adds elements of a running group. Some just add some Cthulhu elements. In fact, it is still a cool article/strange story/infinite flow and other templates. I can't say who is good or bad, but I prefer this kind of author.

I have never heard of running groups. It was my first time watching this type of movie. It was unexpectedly good and attracted me to continue watching. Overall, this is a book that can be read by people who don't know much about running groups, and some professional vocabulary is also explained in paragraphs. Neither the protagonist nor the supporting characters are brainless. The author's narration rhythm is very good, the writing is not bad, and the reading is comfortable for the senses. In summary, I think I can give it a five-star rating.

In terms of content: The niche content of the coc running group is surprising, and it has been made so that even outsiders can understand it. This alone surpasses 80% of niche content novels. The author also showed the crazy feeling of the Cthulhu Mythos and served the plot. In terms of writing: Whether listening to books or reading, you can easily understand what the author wants to express. It reads very naturally and smoothly, without any of the problems of unclear logic found in some novels. In terms of character creation: Each character is very profoundly created and has its own characteristics. The protagonist's growth rate is faster than that of people at the same level, but it does not exceed the standard. The author has a good grasp of this aspect. In terms of plot: A lot of foreshadowing is laid, which accumulates to the climax of the plot and explodes together, greatly deepening the reader's experience. Some foreshadowings also span extremely long dimensions and can echo back and forth. Other aspects: Each chapter has the author's summary and remarks. Disadvantages: The narrative pace is relatively slow. If you do not finish reading one article in one go, it will make readers feel itchy and unbearable, and will also lead to some book-loving behaviors (the author complained in the summary). And the shortcomings of all good books: slow updates I hope that the author can continue to produce high-quality works, and I also hope that the author can increase the update speed. Come on, author.

This is the first time I read a novel with this type of theme, and I was really surprised. Even if you don't have relevant game experience, there will be no barriers to understanding. The author describes the basic concepts very easily. The plot setting is perfect... In short, it is the first time to review a book, and it is also the first time to give full marks. The author is really sincere and conscientious in completing what he loves. At the end of each book, there is reflection and summary of his writing skills. I hope more people will read this book.

As the subject of a running group novel, it is extremely faithful to the real situation. The content and gameplay are very thorough, and the writing style is not bad either. Despite its rarity in quantity and quality, this book can be regarded as a unique restoration textbook. Thank you to the author for your hard work.

Okay, very good. I was very surprised to find such an excellent coc running group article in Tomato. The author explains the content of the running group very clearly, which is also acceptable for novices😋 Secondly, the foreshadowing and character description are also very good, which makes people laugh₍˄·͈༝·^*₎◞ ̑̑

It's well written, and it's obvious that someone has read the rule book carefully (x). When I read a novel like this, I thought it would be like reading a log at first, but actually when I read it, it felt more like an infinite flow, and the writing was quite good. I also felt that the original module was quite good. When I have time, I will bring a follower to my fixed table () Keep up the good work!

In fact, it is rare to rate a book before it is finished (strictly speaking, it seems that I have never finished it, after all, I have read it all), but I really like this one. As a rare COC running novel by Tomato, it is very well written, which is really rare. I actually finished reading The Chamber of Secrets because when I first read this book, I only finished the Chamber of Secrets and not the next volume. At that time, I thought the author was going to stop updating, but because of the previous few It was so good that I didn't delete it and put it on the bookshelf, but later I found out that it had been updated (yeah). As for the first four, my favorite is The Archivist. Maybe because I am also a fan of ancient style. I really like the names of people in this volume, as well as various nicknames and various descriptions. This volume gave me a dream-like feeling, it is very elegant, and the twist is also great. I have read The Archivist almost four or five times. I really like this volume [Blow Kiss]

It's a very strong Cthulhu-style reasoning, and overall the foreshadowing is more eye-catching. If you control it well, this is a bonus point, but the foreshadowing has not been fully drawn yet, so I won't comment for now. It can be seen from the few new articles that the author has good logic. It is not very suitable for people who don't know Cthulhu at all, but it is a very good reasoning article for people who are accustomed to Cthulhu. Through several articles, it can be seen that the author's ability to ambush and foreshadow is relatively strong, so the evaluation is that the future is good. I hope the author will continue to work hard and not stop updating [Sending Hearts]

A treasure book that is delayed by the title and cover [sending my heart] [sending my heart] [sending my heart] I have read this book many times, but was dismissed because of the cover and title (thinking it was some rubbish novice book) [face covering]. Unexpectedly, my curiosity led me to a new world called running groups [laughing][laughing][laughing] Friends, don't worry, not knowing about group running does not affect your reading (╹▽╹). It may not be to your liking at first, but it doesn't matter! [Cool] You must read at least the third volume (personally, it is the first highlight moment of this book). It's super delicious. ([ ] Contains spoilers, please read with caution) [Author, I would like to ask, is the inspiration for the Archivist's copy also related to the previously popular "The Beginning" (the one about the bus bombing)? [What] (just curious)] [I have just finished reading Prisoner. The pressure of Baby Nanke is really great. I can't bear it anymore (die) and can't read any more. My sanity has declined. I have to go crazy to continue reading. The author u1s1 writes so well. I, a person who has not played in running groups before, am addicted. [Blow a kiss] [Blow a kiss] [Blow a kiss] Keep up the good work, author!] I like it very much. I can feel that the author really enjoys writing books! I watched it again after such a long time and still loved it! L-O-V-E!

It's a masterpiece worth reading. When I read this book for the first time, it was just around the time of the archivist scene. I can't remember it because I didn't want to read it all at once and keep up with it. I didn't even see the ending. I still find it delicious when I read it again today. Whether it's the plot or the writing, you can see the author's care in polishing and characterization of the characters. The description of the environment is so detailed that you can immediately get involved. It's the same experience as playing a light running group with AI. I highly recommend it. I feel that hundreds of chapters are not enough. Come on, author. Dear author, I really want to cry. I'm halfway through and I'm about to stop reading. Come on, come on, come on [cry] [cry] [cry] Suffer yourself, don't make us suffer [cry]

Excellent running group novel, wonderful plot, just the right characteristics to make the abilities of each character not appear obtrusive, and make the plot more ups and downs. I have read three or four online running group novels, and this is the best one I have ever read.

I've just read the end of Chapter 28, which happens to be the end of the first copy. It's good to read. It's really good to read. It's my first contact with running group novels (it's also the first time I've been exposed to running groups). The author's writing is really exciting and beautiful. The description of the environment is also great. The writing also has a sense of atmosphere. As a pure newbie who is a running group and a pure passerby, there is no obstacle when watching it. It is so comfortable and beautiful. I love watching it. The two teammates in the first dungeon are really amazing teammates. I must praise them [blowing kisses] [likes] Male teammates: high physical fitness and high strength, responsible for exploration and combat Female teammate: Highly lucky and charming, responsible for winning prizes and talking skills Our self-destructing truck protagonist: High intelligence and high language skills, responsible for intelligence acquisition and decision-making These two teammates have a clear division of labor, can't afford internal strife, and are very calm at critical moments. They can assist and cooperate [face covering]. Really, what kind of magical teammates are these? I won't spoil the details here. They are really good-looking. Regarding the question that readers often ask in this article - why does it need to be ? Answer: That's how I understand it [laughing evilly] You can imagine a cone plan. The curve from the center of the circle to the outermost curve of the entire cone is all the possibilities of this event [laughing evilly] A total of 100 Then you draw an extra second curve on the inside of the cone-shaped plan. [Laughing evilly] The range from the center of the circle to the second curve represents the level of your attributes. It can be 50 (the protagonist's will value) or 90 (the protagonist's wisdom value). Different attribute determinations are used according to different scenarios. The better you are at this event, the farther the radius from the center of the circle to the second curve is, and the greater the area it occupies of the entire cone plane [smile] Okay [laughing evilly] Now you have to pour ink into this event, that is, into this cone plan. The amount of ink injected is purely random. This is what is called throwing dice [laughing evilly] Before the ink reaches the second curve, it is within the character's tolerable range. The better the character is at something, the greater the tolerable range [laughing evilly] For example, our protagonist needs to go through a wisdom judgment, and our protagonist has a full 90 points of astonishing wisdom [smile] and is a super smart person who is very good at using his brain. So as long as the amount of ink injected this time does not exceed nine-tenths of the cone diagram, it will be successful. As long as it is within the range, the judgment will be successful (we will not discuss additional things like difficulty success here), which is a 90% success rate in the conventional sense. As long as the number of points you get is less than or equal to 90, it is a success. It's easy to understand, or just be simpler [laughing and crying] It's okay to switch to the barrel effect. The attribute being judged is the shortest board, and the points of the dice are the water injected. How much water is poured depends on how much the dice comes out. As long as the water does not overflow, the judgment is successful. It's that simple [face covering] I've read Chapter 114 so far. The protagonist has gone through three dungeons. It's really interesting. Write a follow-up review to see how long you have read [laughing]

Emm, this is one of the few COC-related novels on Tomato, and the writing is very good. At least you won't feel any obvious surprise when reading it. Some of the jokes and jokes in the book are the kind that people who have played or learned about COC will laugh at, and they are all thoughtfully explained (emm... It will be a little easier to understand) The embarrassment of explaining a joke), but I personally don't like the copy of Locksmith that I just finished. It has an indescribable sense of dampness, just like a novel about craftsmanship. I say it's good, but if I ask, I won't read it. However, because there is a summary at the end of each copy of the novel, you can just skip it if you don't like it. I strongly recommend it.

Original module, the protagonist Wu Guai's original running story Worth a look[Like]

Nice! This is the first time I read an article related to running groups, and it was unexpectedly exciting. Although the first copy felt a bit like an escape room at first, the description of fate and attitude towards fate is also very interesting. I like the sentence "Fate favors the madmen" [Love] Currently waiting for the second copy to be completed, I hope the author will write better and better [Love] Also, I hope that the protagonist can explore the reason why he suddenly entered this running game in the later stage. Could it be a script about the real world being invaded by alien gods... Anyway, I am very curious and look forward to the day when the mystery is solved.

This book is really good! Although I don't know much about games like group running, the look and feel is still very good, and you can roughly understand the process even if you haven't played it. The protagonist is also well portrayed, not the kind of cunning and invincible emotional protagonist. Come on!

It's very interesting. It's more like a detective novel with elements of group running than a brainless group running story. However, the group running element is not dispensable, but plays a very important role. Some modules may be able to be played with just modifications. Recommended

This is the first time I read a book about this kind of group running. I finished it in one go. The author explained the rules and it was not difficult to understand. Moreover, the author often appears in paragraph reviews, the plot is still very good, and the writing style is actually not bad. After all, the author should have written purely by hand from graduate student to work. It's just that the tension at the climax of the novel is not that obvious. However, the author has been learning from experience. I can't think of any big surprises except that the protagonist is not anxious at all when Sic Niang is abducted (I mean, although the protagonist's Sic Niang has unparalleled luck protection, the protagonist doesn't know that Sic Niang has been abducted for a long time and is not anxious at all, right? And the process of Sic Niang's abduction was just as logical, and Sic Niang just followed it) In short, these are the major shortcomings I have seen, and I am not very good at praising it, so you still have to discover the advantages of this book yourself. I really recommend it. I hope the author will work hard and promise me not to give up! [Blowing kiss]

After the story is finished, all the details will be explained to the readers. In my eyes, this is excellent, but I also hope that Lu Nanke can have more humanity and emotions. (I know this is the tendency of two crazy personalities) All in all, a very good novel. I look forward to the day when it will be published as a physical book.

Really recommend. Even those who don't know COC group running can understand it, because the author explains the rules of COC group running relatively clearly in the first three chapters. Even if there is something you don't understand, there is someone in the circle who will explain it.

For me personally, this is a rare and good book that involves COC group running and reasoning and intellectual battles. The writing of the copy - or script - is very exciting, and I admire the author for being able to create a running script of this level in the third copy (the author personally admitted that the third copy came from the running group module he wrote). In the book review area, some people discuss that the plot is unreasonable, some people discuss that the emotional line is not good, and some people cannot accept the mere dice goddess transformation. Taken together, all existing book reviews would give it four and a half to four stars. (I personally recommend five stars. After all, a book cannot be suitable for everyone, even excluding those who find it difficult to read for inexplicable reasons. For me, I was extremely lucky to find this book on Tomato.) The book reviews posted on Tomato's introduction page are really harmful. I looked through all the book reviews and found that they were just a bit shaky. Four and a half stars is definitely enough. Please don't believe the low scores on the profile page. It doesn't matter if you don't know how to run a group. This book will give you the experience of running a normal group again and again. (Although it is true that there is no sense of despair in the system itself... But those of us high-dimensional narrators outside the book may not necessarily resonate with the fear of knowing the truth?)

This book is pretty good and one of the few group running books in Tomato. But what makes me curious is. Why does Tomato show that only more than 7,000 people read it, but the number of comments is more than 10,000 or 20,000 people, and some comments have more than 200 likes. This is exactly the kind of activity that hundreds of thousands of people read.

The elements of the running group are strong. Although there are some differences with the original running group (meaning that the original running group is not as beautiful as described in the novel), it is very good. Moreover, the contents of each copy in the novel are closely linked and there are many foreshadowings.

This is the first time I read a novel involving coc. I didn't know anything about coc before, but I was fascinated by it. From a completely newbie's perspective, it was very logical and even aroused my interest in coc. Although the subject matter is niche, it is definitely a fine book.

Dear author, I really like the "Tracker" module. I think your writing is very good. Can you post it on the Magic City? I want to run with my friends [love] thank you [please update]

Except for the fact that 90 intelligence and 50 willpower are a bit scary at first, there are only rare cases where mistakes are made that are contrary to reality (for example, most submachine guns can use pistol bullets, but the article says that the police station has pistol bullets but no submachine gun bullets). Generally speaking, the author's IQ is online. Many things that seem very illogical have foreshadowing behind them, and they are not far-fetched at all. The author reads every paragraph and comments, and also reflects on his own problems, which is quite good. The protagonist has no cp and is not ambiguous. The supporting characters are also very three-dimensional. Everyone has their own purpose and strategy. It is also excellent that you can't guess the gender without looking at the person's name, which shows that there are no gender stereotypes. The protagonist does not cheat, which makes people feel that he deserves everything along the way. But now that I have read more than 50 chapters, I feel like I can add some more to the worldview? In the second volume of the article, it is mentioned that all the investigators have played COC, but no one, including the protagonist, has mentioned their life before being caught in the game. Although there is a setting in the first chapter where you will subconsciously accept your current situation, it doesn't mean that you have lost your past memories, right? What do these missing people look like in reality? But it is actually somewhat reasonable. After all, there are unknown influences. It depends on how the author writes it. Oops, I just finished posting the review and saw that the author added settings in the post. It seems that I was too hasty, but it also shows that it is really good-looking, and I highly recommend it. The author's brain is really good and his logic is clear. He is really talented in Tomato. To be honest, it is much better written than many high-scoring articles, but that is probably because the audience for running groups is not that wide. The author is really great. It is difficult to write articles that fit the mechanism of group running. Either it is too tied to the rules and cannot attract readers, especially outsiders, or the writing is too out-of-the-box and does not look like a group running. This book is very good.

It can be used as a book for people who are interested in group running to have a deeper understanding of group running. There is also some explanation of group running knowledge in the article, but you have to practice rp by yourself. Both the author and the protagonist are absolutely worthy of the title's intelligence level. There are many places in the running process that can make us readers sincerely shout: Huh? The arrangement of foreshadowing and the like is also very good. The only drawback is probably some space arrangement problems caused by the author being a newcomer, but it is not a big problem. However, there is a very fatal shortcoming that is probably difficult to correct: the author's intelligence is too high! Therefore, this novel, which is the author's hobby, is often unable to be updated due to various things in the author's real world! ! Not enough! ! !

This is the first time I have learned about the concept of group running, but I have to say that this novel is still very good-looking. It will not affect the reading because of some obstacles in understanding, so that people who don't understand it can still read it patiently. The interlude setting is still too bad, no protection at all. I'm not surprised that the dice girl was taken away. She really deserved to be kidnapped. She had extraordinary power, but no means of protection, not even the power to defend herself from the world. The other dice masters' dice girls were not taken away probably because no one recognized her. Anyone who puts a little thought into it can abduct the dice girl. Whenever there is a new dice master, he will be marked by the kp. What "high-value target has been marked"? The dice master really can't see any advantages in the early stage. If others have any ideas, they will be targeted by several or even a dozen evenly matched or even stronger investigators as soon as they come out of the dungeon. As soon as they enter the dungeon, the dice girl is gone and abducted. Not to mention the dice girl, any props that are not on her body are taken away casually. Even the props left behind due to the background of the dungeon can be taken. Does anyone really dare to live outside?

I just saw the second copy, so I can only praise the first copy hehe. The first to bear the brunt are our teammates who are like gods. The high-powered God of War makes people very reassuring (he has strong opinions but knows how to let his brain go), the female team member who is responsible for speaking skills and has some brains, and the male protagonist who is the brains. Everyone has a clear division of labor and never loses control at critical moments. They know how to cooperate and don't grab loot. Oh my God, this is simply magical (I've already quickly recommended it to my kp friends). The foreshadowing is also very satisfying, I look forward to the follow-up hehehe* rubbing hands I hope there will be opportunities for cooperation with the immortal teammates in the future