Back to the Future Investigator

Personally, I think this is an excellent Back to the Future 1999 fanfic, but you need to set a certain threshold to watch it. Because this is a fanfic that combines the Cthulhu Mythos and Back to the Future 1999. Therefore, if you want to match the author's brainwaves, you need to have a certain understanding of the author of the Cthulhu Mythos and Cthulhu. And you also need to have a certain understanding of Cthulhu's derivative game running groups. The good thing is that the author will explain some basic concepts of running groups at the end of the article. If you like Back to the Future 1999 or if you like to be more detailed, then I think this book is excellent.

A very good book. The COC running team is relatively hard-core and reasonably adds its own creations. However, the protagonist cannot just focus on Mr. Luo. Mr. Luo is not the only Cthulhu writer (although in terms of mythology and classics, Mr. Luo is the best author). The book itself is very exciting and worth reading. It may have a slightly higher threshold for people who don't know COC and Cthulhu, but this does not prevent it from being a very good Cthulhu-style book (the author Smith is a good spellcaster, and there are a lot of spells in his works)

It is certified as an immortal product. As a 1999 player and a half-learner, it is indeed very comfortable [laughing evilly] and also stitched together the esoteric religion. Although the 9 game plus running group is considered an unpopular circle, compared to other peach stories, the author's writing is very distinctive, especially the protagonist's British flavor, haha ​​[admiration] [admiration]

For me personally, what I wrote is the top 1999 fanfic. This fanfic has a high demand for readers. It requires readers to have a better understanding of many settings about 1999, as well as Cthulhu's group running gameplay (my friends have always recommended it to me before, and I only joined recently). If I don't know much about group running and dice girls, it will seem confusing. (Perhaps the author can consider writing a single chapter to introduce it to some confused readers?) The author writes very well about some folklore and the like, and the details such as the 1999 plot are also very good (I personally can't do it anyway, I feel very powerful) Overall, for me personally, this is the best 1999 fanfic (although the requirements for reading and understanding are indeed a bit high, that's it)

It's very appetizing, but the author's update speed needs to be increased [anger] [anger] [anger] [anger] Come on, I'm going to see the author of 28 chapters a day of Ghoul right now [angry] [angry] [angry] [angry] [angry] [angry]

Very good novel that made my 6661 spin. [Adoration] The author is still performing steadily, his writing style is humorous, the chapters are tightly connected, and he reasonably embeds his own experience and knowledge of the running group. This is the best 1999 fan work I have seen so far. Of course, the addition of COC also adds a lot of alternative mystical color to this work [laughing and crying] As a loyal player and trainee Kp of ⑨ (also a pl), this book is a very good introductory work. I hope it can inspire more readers' curiosity and enthusiasm for 1696 and COC. I wish the author will never keep updating [smile][smile][smile]

This is the only novel I have read so far that I can read again and again. But without accumulating relevant knowledge and being exposed to materials, there will be a huge reading barrier. Especially the part about esoteric Buddhism may be confusing to many people. But for people like me who are obsessed with mystical culture such as Tantric simulators, there are only a few good books. In terms of the Cthulhu Mythos, the author has written the flavor of the original version. But the supreme being in it is not the original, but a product constructed from nothingness. (Apologies for spoilers) If you are a fan of mysticism, you can enter the trap decisively.

The writing is really good. As someone who plays the secret cult 1999coc running group Rust Lake and understands the Cthulhu mythology, the writing is really good. I just ask the author to stop updating.

The logic behind and back is rigorous and contrasting, so when reading this novel, you must keep in mind the context. The control of characters and plot is one of the better ones among the fan fictions I read, and the logic of the characters' abilities is basically self-consistent. As of now, I will continue to follow this novel.

It's really good to watch, a very good 1999 fanfic, but I don't know anything about coc, which greatly affects the viewing experience. I would like to ask what game coc is, what is its full name, and where can I download it? I want to know more about it. I originally wanted to read the book a second time today to see if I could find out who the main character COC is in the book, and then I found that the author was really careful in writing the article, and there were some real-life characters. Aleister Crowley was called the 666 beast. There is some basis in reality. I can only say that the author is really very detailed. So which COC running group does the protagonist's abilities in the book come from?

From the current point of view, there is not much of a problem. It is just that it is not very friendly to newcomers to the game. It may seem troublesome to people who are not familiar with group running games, but if you ignore it, it will not affect the reading of the novel. If we continue to follow this trend, the overall results will not be bad, as long as the author does not do any extra work.

It is a fusion theme of COC running group (a kind of board game) + esoteric simulator + 1999. The writing style is very good and it captures the indescribable feeling of Ke. However, if you don't have a COC foundation, you need to read the author's popular science or learn about it yourself (super fun)

Coc, esotericism, dungeon, 9, all three are included, and the integration is good. The author is a liberal arts major, and his writing style is guaranteed.

It's so well written, Cthulhu, running group, the elements of 9 are blended so subtly, like [like] (´▽｀)

The writing is so beautiful, one update a day is not enough [angry][angry][angry][angry]

Putting aside the knowledge about group running that some people cannot understand, as a 1999 fan fiction, the quality is very good, so feel free to consume it. Of course, it varies from person to person, so it's hard to say [Thinking]

The author's description of details is excellent, with a strong C-style flavor, and his handling of the Cthulhu mythology can reflect a pure sense of unknown. Personally, I feel that the esoteric simulator part fails to reflect the religious atmosphere and is similar to blasphemous religious horror. But the article mainly talks about the world view of Tantric Buddhism, so this can be regarded as nitpicking. In the end, Dufour volunteered 10 years. Jpg ….

Discussing the invisible arts openly... Maybe that's what I want

A very powerful novel. Although I don't know much about running groups. But it feels quite mysterious and interesting. In order to have time, I think I might learn about it or join it. This is my first time writing a book review, well, how should I say it? A rare 19 quality product. I just hope it doesn't stop updating.

The plot structure is clear and smooth, and the logic is rigorous, which makes plot fans feel at ease. It is a cool article, but not a cool article. Unfortunately, there are too few articles and not enough to read. I look forward to the 20 chapters in the future.

It's good to read and I love to read more. What's even better is that it has popular science, which can help me expand my knowledge.

It was the first time I saw the work of the group running in 1999, and I praised it very much.

Full marks. I just entered the book in 1999. I also like the Ke series. Although I want to tie the author to at least update 10,000 words a day, but the author of the book review is also a Chinese teacher, so I hope the author can fight on two fronts and flourish on both sides.

It's a good book, well combined, and the information and folklore surveys are very detailed. It is very attentive. Moreover, the author seems to have a series of identities such as an aspiring young man, an investigator, a master, a doctor, a supervisor, and a secretary. It is really outrageous [laughter] [laughter] [laughter] [laughter] By the way, this book has a single female protagonist, so I suggest the author control her role well.

To be honest, I feel that the time of sending the letter is random, which can lead to several knives. For example, I'm already dead but my letter of help was only sent to the other party.

The writing is quite good, but there are a lot of things I don't know that made me confused and couldn't stand it😭[face covering]

The writing is unimaginably bland, but some of the plot points in 8 Ergu are like burning dry oak branches - hot, dry and choking, with strong and sincere emotions sprinkled on the two seasonings of Cthulhu and the Occultist. To be honest, it is hard to imagine that I can see a book like this on Tomato that suits my taste.

The grammatical flavor is very good, and the author is a teacher, so the updates are stable, and the author is a Chinese teacher, so he has a good foundation

Nice! I like this style very much and the plot is also very good. (I've always been interested in running groups, but I haven't learned about them in detail. I've only played Esoteric Cult and don't really understand it.)

Come on, author, both the coc part and the fan part are very good. This is my first paid reward for you. Please try to write as much as possible.