I've been playing Limbus Company for six years. With nothing to read, I can only write something myself.
No System. The atmosphere will be lighter at first. The protagonist is a heavily reworked take on Ovid's Metamorphoses. The pacing is slow, with the story opening up later.
Updates randomly on four, five, or six days each week. This is purely a hobby, but I definitely won't abandon it.
The goal is to write another chapter of the main plot... If Xiao Jin won't write it, I will. 😡 As a new author, I need time to polish the plot and writing techniques if I want to maintain quality, so I hope fellow Limbus players will be patient. 😭
My writing is at an elementary-school level. Sorry for any out-of-character moments... (Putting on extra armor.)
Even if you don't know Limbus Company or the City setting, feel free to give it a try. I'll do my best to make it easy to understand.
...That's all.
The official blurb is below.
An endless multiverse, possibilities yet to collapse, and countless singularities flickering within.
The stars turn their gaze upon a continent, showering its inhabitants with blessings or laying vile curses upon them.
This is the City, a dystopia warped by practical theories.
This land has never lacked for geniuses. What matters is neither talent capable of surpassing all things nor courage that can pierce the deepest darkness. What matters is the dream that reaches the very core of you and me.
What about you, stranger?
What is your dream?
“...”
-A. Survive
-B. Survive
-C. Survive
“My dream is... to survive.”
“Whether I live freely or in constant fear... Whatever kind of life I want, I must first survive.”
Irok gazed at the enormous shadow hanging high above...
“...Then let me see just how dazzlingly your dream can shine in the City's sky.”
The writing style is acceptable, and the story in each chapter is relatively independent, resulting in poor continuity and lack of readability, resulting in a small number of readers. However, the emphasis is on persistence, with a complete structure of outstanding points, and many references, which make the article more readable and thoughtful. However, considering that the IP audience is difficult to have deep experience (focusing on hundreds of literary classics), I think it is better for the author to insist on himself. At least I want to continue reading the story of Ilok.
Finished reading the book? Still want it. More chapters? Get the author. Update soon?
Needless to say, it is the best among many monthly plans 👍
I think it has quite a bit of potential, it's original but doesn't deviate from the original work 👍
Hurry up and get me into the main line.
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