Beneath Fate: I Somehow Became a Gray Mist Creature

The setting is interesting. To be honest, it can be said to have subverted my impression of Cthulhu monsters. There is no overly crazy spirit and acceptable physical changes. See the fantasy and magnificent world of monsters from a human perspective. I can only say that it looks good. I quite like the concept of the protagonist. The spirit is human, so that's it. In other words, the concept of human beings is very vague. As long as you are mentally certain that you are a human being, no one can say that you are not a human being.

Awesome! This is a book with great potential. The middle abilities are bracketed by [ ], which is very interesting. Also, the stars on the missions feel like you are taking missions in the game. (Warning before viewing: Some spoilers are contained, so you can watch selectively) Summary of the main things: To put it simply, the protagonist (a scholar who pursues mystery) travels to the foggy world to accept the test of "destiny", and then pursues the mystery step by step to establish a sect and become a great existence in the fog (personal guess). Explanations of some things in the book (including personal understanding): "Destiny": something like a system. "Destiny" can give humans the power of other pathways, be creative, and can combine the power of other pathways and create other pathways. "Destiny" will give people the opportunity to trial. Through the trial, they can obtain "entries" to unlock the power of the corresponding path and give them the right to choose the path. The "Temple of Destiny" is an important facility for humans to dispel the fog and expand their territory. In the "Temple of Destiny", you can remove curses, detect item information, purify items, accept tasks to enhance strength, and obtain star points to improve system capabilities, etc. And there are multiple forces to choose from in "Destiny", but in the world where "Destiny" is located, all native "human beings" are on the verge of extinction, and outsiders can only be summoned to expand their power. "Destiny" is currently inseparable from the inspection and help of humans, and humans are also inseparable from the power and protection "destiny" provides to humans. The two can be said to be in a state of coexistence and death. There are many creatures peeping at humans in the fog, but the obstruction of mysterious power prevents conflicts from arising. "Destiny" was recently summoned by humans from other worlds. The native humans paid a heavy price for their arrogance because of their lack of respect for the mist. "Path": This is the path traveled by some creatures with special powers. It contains the knowledge and abilities left by the founder, but his upper limit will also be affected. Evaluation: A book with potential, but the number of readers is a little small. Some descriptions in the book may easily lead people to think that they are watching the other person speaking, which is more likely to cause misunderstanding. The description of the combat power is good. The protagonist's combat power improves very quickly. I just don't know if it will suppress the protagonist's combat power later. I am a little worried that it will collapse later in the plot. Mainly I feel that it is okay.

I have always believed that human beings are arrogant, which can also be seen from Tomato's many novels. At first I just thought the plot of this book was very novel. But after pushing back and forth, the author unveiled this great picture for me. Humanity will eventually perish because of arrogance. Continuing because of humility. Long live destiny!

It's okay in tomatoes. If you haven't read the original Cthulhu novel, I suggest the author read one or two. According to this book, there is a lot of similarities with an old chapter. I think the protagonist of this book has a good attitude toward people in high positions. The author's occult knowledge is a bit lacking. It can be seen that I made up a lot of things myself, but the effect is not very good.

It's pretty good. I hope I can continue to maintain this kind of initiative. Many novels are written with protagonists who are too passive, whose abilities are not real enough, and whose strengths are not fully utilized, which makes the protagonist seem stupid and has problems with logic. Just too little.

Very well written, slow-burn type. It can be seen that the author has put great care into the description of the creatures in the gray mist. I just want to write more about the creatures in the gray mist. Sometimes the story ends as soon as the interest is aroused.

Not bad, it has internal flavor, more to come The packaging of a domestic Grammar-style web article is a diplomatic exploration of the new world, with a little bit of collection and infrastructure elements. It will be a good web article if you keep this idea and write it.

It's a bit like the Gentleman at the End. I saw it on Tomato for the first time and it felt pretty good.

The style is a bit like my cell prison, I'm looking forward to it

I have seen 144 chapters so far, which is tied. Overall, it is very good-looking and can definitely reach above nine points. The world view has a certain similarity with my cell prison. I hope the author can update more [Love][Love][Love]