Cthulhu Game: a Dice of Luck at the Beginning

It's so well written that I almost cried. I found many articles on Tomato but didn't even read a few chapters. This is one of the few books I've read in full without skipping chapters. Why don't many people read it? It's really well written. It doesn't have a very strong grammatical feel, but it has a strong sense of running around. The characters of the two protagonists are also well-constructed, coherent and reasonable, and the rhythm of the plot is very good. I was particularly afraid of finishing each world suddenly, but at the end I found it just right, not too fast or too slow, and it ended when it should end, without any delay at all. I hope more people can see this article

A very nice book! ! The copy part is very interesting. Although the number of words is small, the overall story is very complete. The text contains enough information and the emotional line is also very good. It is not a simple love story. The disadvantage is that some details are lacking, the text jumps quite a lot, and some foreshadowings are too obscure and difficult to read, making the mystery unraveling very abrupt. There are still some inconsistencies in the text, but overall it is very complete and it is a book worth reading! Full marks!

It's pretty good-looking, with plenty of gram elements. The dungeon is written in a gram-flavored way, but there are relatively few running elements. Only the protagonist rolls dice, and he can only roll some attribute-related dice. I like some battle wheel dice, and there's nothing in the library. But the dungeon is really nice and makes people feel creepy.