The Realm of Disorder: From Knowledge 9 to Lord of the Old Ones
失序之界：从知识9到旧日之主
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Western Fantasy! Western Fantasy~ Western Fantasy! The Female Lead Has to Be Super Powerful!
I'm looking for books similar to *After Becoming a Young Vampire, She Was Forced to Fight on the Front Lines*. Romance or no romance, either is fine! Thanks, everyone ❤ (ɔˆз(ˆ⌣ˆc)
Are There No Good Cthulhu Novels on Tomato?
Looking for Novels Set in the World of Lord of the Mysteries
Western Fantasy, The Mysteries of the Universe, Potions, Steampunk, Medieval Europe
Looking for books like *How Did I, a Doctor, Become the God of All Machines?*
Lord of the Mysteries Fanfiction, Praise the Fool
I’d like a story with a world built according to the setting of Lord of the Mysteries. The protagonist transmigrates into the world and knows the plot. No female lead, a little mystery, and an original, unusual premise. Please recommend something!
Looking for Lord of the Mysteries Fanfiction
Looking for Well-Written Western Fantasy Novels
I really love Central European-style Western fantasy novels, but I don't want them to be overly realistic. The dirt and filth don't necessarily need to be described, though coal miners and chimney sweeps can still appear. I want a novel with prose good enough to perfectly portray the grand splendor and magnificence of the Western Middle Ages.
Fresh, Unusual Settings and a Variety of Abilities
Something similar to Weather Forecast.
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Is an Old One?
The protagonist transmigrates as an Old One and knows that he's an Old One. Lovecraftian horror.
Evil Gods and Old Ones Are Everywhere, and the Protagonist Has an Editor That Can Create Eldritch Abominations
And the protagonist can gain the abilities of evil entities.
Any Western Fantasy With a Noble, Elegant Male Lead Who Overwhelms Everyone With His Strength?
Looking for books similar to Starting with Super-Tier Magic, What Will You Do About It? Western fantasy, magic, classes, steam, industry, empires, war, academies, professors, gentlemen, elegance, nobility, overwhelming power, evil gods, the uncanny. That’s more or less what I’m after, but it doesn’t need to have everything.
Magic, Alchemists, and Western Fantasy
I'm out of books to read. Please help!
The Protagonist Is a True Evil God: Nonhuman, Lovecraftian, and Simple-Minded
I'm looking for books like Horror Livestream: The Clingy, Lovesick Evil God Comes Knocking. The entity can take human form but should still be inhuman, with the human appearance simply making it easier to interact with people. It shouldn't even try to hide that it's an evil god. Lovecraftian elements are fine. Its way of thinking should be rather simple, so it's easy to fool. Really
Are There Any Tomato Novels with a Lovecraftian Flavor? Not Fantasy with a Lovecraftian Skin
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The Only Lovecraftian Novel Worth Reading Is Lord of the Mysteries! Disagree? Come Debate Me!
I've been reading for over ten years and have had a long-lasting book drought. After rereading Lord of the Mysteries, I'm looking for a million-word-plus Lovecraftian novel with sequences, advancement, and potions, but I've had no luck at all...
Looking for Hidden Gems with All-Character Pairings and Unusual Themes
Any gender for the main characters is fine. It doesn't need a high rating; being good is what matters most. Ideally, no secondary CP.
Those Who Chant My Name Shall Find Eternal Life in Chaos: Cosmic Horror, Gods, and Containment
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Looking for Books Like Above the Gray Fog: Sequences, Potions, Traits, and Races
I'm looking for books like *Above the Gray Mist: The Seat of the Mysterious King*. Please recommend similar stories featuring sequences, potions, traits, races, and ascending to godhood through authority or faith, as well as old gods. No Heavenly Dao stories.
Looking for Stories Set in the Cthulhu Mythos. I’m a Fan of the Original Works
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Is an Evil God or a Cthulhu-Type Old One?
I’m out of things to read. Please recommend me something good.
Weird Fiction, Lovecraftian, Over One Million Words. Read Carefully! Over One Million Words
Mystery, Potions, Races, and Civilization, with an Epic Heroic Saga
Otherworld, Swords and Magic, Dragons: Then the Lazy Little Loli Spoiled Me Rotten
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Looking for Lovecraftian Books About Humanity's Grueling Fight Against Outer Gods, Not Mindless Wish Fulfillment
Looking for books similar to The Old Days Return: Have I Become a Pillar of Humanity? Any recommendations like this book, Pillar Project? Humanity struggles against the Outer Gods. No mindless power fantasy, please, and at least some basic logic. I want to see humanity making progress step by step. I've been searching for ages, but...
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I am still very interested in the content of the article, and it also has a bit of a Cthulhu flavor. What makes people feel the most is the amnesia of the protagonist, and the two points of traveling between two worlds, which made me really feel a sense of existential helplessness, just like that strange thing. But there are really few points that can make people resonate with despair. The pace is also quite slow, which is what I like. Although it's not very exciting, that's how Cthulhu should be. I hope the author will not turn this novel into a Cthulhu novel in the future (a cool novel disguised as Cthulhu) Overall, the article is pretty good, it's like a small version of mystery, and I quite like it. The author greatly appreciates the writing.
It's okay, but it's just not suitable for Tomato. Many readers of Tomato only read cool articles and can't understand this kind of thing, but this book is really interesting.
I'm not bragging, everyone who reads this book has a majestic appearance, admired by thousands of people, unparalleled, a jade tree facing the wind, both internal and external, talented, noble sentiments, super invincible, proficient, reaching the pinnacle, flying sand and stones, uncanny craftsmanship, inspiring the deaf, lighting up the world, seeing thousands of miles clearly, raining and dewing on the common people, benefiting all directions, eagles watching wolves, dragons walking and tigers walking, Heroic appearance, tall building, benevolence and morality, romantic talk, selfless, looks like Pan An, more talented than Song Yu, a pear tree weighs begonias, you have it, and you have it, and you have it, and you have it, two sleeves have breeze, virtue is flowing, innocent heart, high mountain scenery, high feelings and far-reaching, generous virtues, immeasurable merits, good gold and jade, bright virtues, and Huaijin holds the heart. Quality, Liu Donghanlan, a man of lofty ideals and benevolence, a white crane in the cloud, prime of life, a romantic figure, a flying dragon and a phoenix, unparalleled, a peerless hero, unrivaled, a branch of Guilin, a man of cranes, one-of-a-kind, unparalleled in the world, named on the gold list, a piece of jade from Kunshan, unrivaled
I will work hard! To the end!
Why does the protagonist wear a fancy dress and go to the slums? Is it because he is afraid that others will not notice him?
Although the integration of Werewolf and other things into the hodgepodge has made me lack some patience and some prejudice, because the Werewolf game environment is not very good. But every character of the author is real. It was written based on the idea of the character. God's perspective is useless here. This one is good. It stands up to scrutiny, but I've only finished the first volume. See you later. At the beginning of the second volume, the people around the protagonist seem to be under a halo of insanity. I suspect the author wrote fables. There is also the impact of being unsatisfied with the writing in odd hours and subsequently publishing it.
The first volume is well written, with many puzzles laid out in front of it. The mystery of the protagonist's identity was revealed after more than a hundred chapters, and the logic is strict and self-consistent. For me, it's good to see this. The only shortcoming of this book is that it is not exciting enough. The main character is weak and always languishes. Although it meets the needs of the story, in the end it doesn't look good.
It's a very nice book📖. It's highly recommended to those who like slow-burning novels. It's a good quality book. Of course, the premise is that you can read a few more chapters patiently, and then the more you read, the better it gets.
It took me a few days, but I have just read the second volume. I think it is quite interesting, but it is also very picky.
Is the first copy too fast?