Darkest Dungeon Fan
Have you ever heard of Hamlet? The once most prosperous noble territory is now the source of corruption.
No one knows where this corruption comes from. Everyone who knows has long since died...
And on the other side of the starry sky, the ancient god's family members boarded the unknown spaceship.
"How dare you damage my ship, you are seeking death!"
People from foreign lands are coming here!
Reader comments
Among the dungeon-themed novels I have read, this one is the best. It is no longer a stereotype of dressing up as the heir to take over Hamlet, but connecting the background of Dungeon 2 and the stories of the characters. The plot is very cleverly designed, and it also explains why the world has become like this. Take a good look at this book [Like]
To be honest, this is the best Darkest Dungeon fanfic I have ever read.
But I saw some people say that the protagonist will have a PTSD reaction when he sees the musket. I can only say that you have never seen those soldiers who lost their courage just by seeing the commander's hat.
Then, when I saw the scene where the second master ran out of prison, I thought of the second generation's personal storyline. It really has a strong sense of déjà vu. Whether it's the black and white striped prison uniform, or the description of fighting with shackles, or the prison guards trying to blow the horn, the battle replay of that personal storyline will appear in my mind.
In addition, when Boss Lei came out, I went back and read it again while listening to the book. The arrangement of this appearance was really suitable and full of drama. Originally, I only thought that the bishop would come, but I didn't expect that our boss Lei would appear on the stage as the commander of the regiment.
And then there's the title of Chapter 45 that I didn't expect.
"Our family is in decline"
Immediately, there was a familiar feeling of intimacy (four people were completely wiped out, and one's blood pressure soared. You ask me why one's blood pressure soared? Of course it was me who was under pressure and collapsed.)
Looking back at the part where I got the blood wolf, I thought I had missed the equipment, but I didn't expect that it was left for the second boss who escaped from prison.
The elements of [Bloodborne] interspersed in it also made me stunned when I was talking about it.
Ah, it reminds me of that place with simple folk customs again.
To be honest, in terms of the current reading experience, this world view is well stitched together. It is related but does not occupy too much of the Dark Dungeon's main position, and even if it is expanded in the future, it will not seem particularly abrupt.
Darkest Dungeon is a top-notch article [like], so few people read it. [Cover face]
Ha Jizuo is about to take the editing test and find a job. He will have to stop writing for a long time until he stabilizes (he has stopped once before). Bros, please don't delete the bookshelves and wait for the author to deduct 1 to revive. The author said that he will finish the book in the future instead of leaving it unfinished, and it will be over soon [eating melon]
To be honest, the author's work on Tomato can be considered above average at the moment. As for why no one watched it, it may be because it was discontinued midway, and the subject matter is relatively niche.
Of course, I can also understand the author. After all, the reason why the author is able to persist now is probably because of his love for this subject matter.
And I have never removed this book from my bookshelf because I also like the story written by the author.
The author has temporarily stopped updating, and the time of his resurrection has not been determined (he is not an eunuch). He will come back after his work becomes stable.
I've returned, but I've been cheating intermittently. Sorry.
It is very good-looking and worth recommending. It is a very unpopular dark dungeon novel in Tomato.
As far as I can tell, there is nothing toxic in the book so far.
It looks good, I love watching it, it's so exciting
Ninety-nine percent, rare.
It looks good, and it's hard to find a dark dungeon.
It's a good book, really worth reading. It's a very good book.
Among the dungeon-themed novels I have read, this one is the best. It is no longer a stereotype of dressing up as the heir to take over Hamlet, but connecting the background of Dungeon 2 and the stories of the characters. The plot is very cleverly designed, and it also explains why the world has become like this. Take a good look at this book [Like]
To be honest, this is the best Darkest Dungeon fanfic I have ever read. But I saw some people say that the protagonist will have a PTSD reaction when he sees the musket. I can only say that you have never seen those soldiers who lost their courage just by seeing the commander's hat. Then, when I saw the scene where the second master ran out of prison, I thought of the second generation's personal storyline. It really has a strong sense of déjà vu. Whether it's the black and white striped prison uniform, or the description of fighting with shackles, or the prison guards trying to blow the horn, the battle replay of that personal storyline will appear in my mind. In addition, when Boss Lei came out, I went back and read it again while listening to the book. The arrangement of this appearance was really suitable and full of drama. Originally, I only thought that the bishop would come, but I didn't expect that our boss Lei would appear on the stage as the commander of the regiment. And then there's the title of Chapter 45 that I didn't expect. "Our family is in decline" Immediately, there was a familiar feeling of intimacy (four people were completely wiped out, and one's blood pressure soared. You ask me why one's blood pressure soared? Of course it was me who was under pressure and collapsed.) Looking back at the part where I got the blood wolf, I thought I had missed the equipment, but I didn't expect that it was left for the second boss who escaped from prison. The elements of [Bloodborne] interspersed in it also made me stunned when I was talking about it. Ah, it reminds me of that place with simple folk customs again. To be honest, in terms of the current reading experience, this world view is well stitched together. It is related but does not occupy too much of the Dark Dungeon's main position, and even if it is expanded in the future, it will not seem particularly abrupt.
Darkest Dungeon is a top-notch article [like], so few people read it. [Cover face] Ha Jizuo is about to take the editing test and find a job. He will have to stop writing for a long time until he stabilizes (he has stopped once before). Bros, please don't delete the bookshelves and wait for the author to deduct 1 to revive. The author said that he will finish the book in the future instead of leaving it unfinished, and it will be over soon [eating melon]
To be honest, the author's work on Tomato can be considered above average at the moment. As for why no one watched it, it may be because it was discontinued midway, and the subject matter is relatively niche. Of course, I can also understand the author. After all, the reason why the author is able to persist now is probably because of his love for this subject matter. And I have never removed this book from my bookshelf because I also like the story written by the author.
The author has temporarily stopped updating, and the time of his resurrection has not been determined (he is not an eunuch). He will come back after his work becomes stable. I've returned, but I've been cheating intermittently. Sorry.
It is very good-looking and worth recommending. It is a very unpopular dark dungeon novel in Tomato. As far as I can tell, there is nothing toxic in the book so far.
It looks good, I love watching it, it's so exciting
Ninety-nine percent, rare.
It looks good, and it's hard to find a dark dungeon.
It's a good book, really worth reading. It's a very good book.