"Not a power fantasy + no romance + protagonist isn’t invincible + Eastern fantasy + Cthulhu"
When Gu Jius thought he had transmigrated to the Skyvault Realm, he stared at the chat channel in his mind and assumed it was the usual story of “everyone transmigrates, then gets crushed by the people from beyond the borders.” That was, until the “Rule of Accusation” came crashing down.
Reporting your fellow transmigrators could buy you a chance to live. Stay silent, and you would all die together.
The language was impossible to read, common sense was a trap, and even memories vanished at random.
The natives hunted down transmigrators like sheep. Within days, the once-bustling channel had fallen silent, with fewer than one in ten still alive.
Gu Jius survived thanks to his unreliable gift for divination:
He could predict monsters in a valley, but not the knives hidden in people’s hearts. He could evade searches in the streets, but not the whirlpool of power.
From a clueless greenhorn to a grandmaster who braved deadly traps alongside the crown prince and crossed swords with the emperor, every step he took was stained with blood.
But when he broke free of Great Zhao’s cage and entered the legendary world of cultivation, he discovered something even more terrifying…
Spiritual energy was bait for livestock, the Celestial Lords were flames burning themselves out, and even life itself was a carefully engineered deception.
Gu Jius clenched the cracked tortoiseshell used for his divinations, a roar rising in his throat:
“If the Celestial Lords can’t save this rotten world…”
“Then I, Gu Jius, will tear off the diseased skin of this world myself!”
(This novel’s take on transmigration is unlike the traditional kind. The language and writing of the Skyvault Realm, even the way time is measured, differ from the present world!)
The setting is quite novel, this is a large-scale werewolf killing! The identities of civilians and werewolves can be switched at any time, and it is often unclear who is the prey, the identifyer or the identified person. The world of heaven is full of strange things. Evil and good, blessing and misfortune, cause and effect, fate and luck are often difficult to predict. The cunning creatures like Cthulhu, the deceitful power struggle, the behind-the-scenes layout of masters, the grand background of the cause and effect cycle, the superiority of wisdom and victory, the joy and wantonness of grudges... Everything is like vegetables in the market, for readers to taste!
The article is okay, but it has nothing to do with the title 🙂
A very good book, I have finished it now. But I don't know why the rating is so low. I found the battle of wits in the article particularly enjoyable. The writing style in the early stage is a bit rough, but the writing style in the later stage is particularly good. It feels like I got a bad review.
Don't think about things you shouldn't think about. Just think according to the rhythm of the book and the author's wishes, otherwise you won't want to read it. The setting and imagination are quite pleasing, but there are too many stupid and cute people in the front.
Group travel in another world, a game between high-ranking people, and ordinary people become pawns. If you like cool novels, you can take a detour. This is not a cool novel with a male protagonist. The plot, character setting, and Cthulhu elements all struck a chord with me, so I stayed up late ➕listened to the book and read [I learned it]. When the author updated it three times a day and still wasn't good at writing, I'll give it five stars ❤️
This one is particularly beautiful, the subject matter is novel, and there is no cp. If I guessed correctly, the author should have ordered the sixth line. Mainly, I like the plot without humiliating women!
Very nice but a little too short. It's not a mindless article. I almost missed this book because of its title.
I just looked at it for a while and found that the testimonial loopholes are too big. You only need local names to testify. Then you can directly arrest the time traveler and force him to testify. Even if you fail, it will only kill a time traveler and consumables. It is like knowing the name of the master and failing to catch one to correct but only losing a consumable. Therefore, you should add a condition that requires the code of the time traveler and the local name. Only in this way can the correction be reasonable and fill the loopholes.
Well, overall the writing is quite interesting, not bad.
It's so beautiful. The author's writing style is excellent.