In a world where evil gods and weirdness have quietly resurrected during the industrial revolution, the protagonist is a librarian in a mental hospital, who is regarded by everyone as a cowardly madman. He got a blank "Book of Madness" and found that as long as he wrote the settings on it, he could "anchor" the fictional powerful existence to reality and become his loyal servant. From a gun-wielding detective, to a mystic who controls dreams, to an indescribable ruler of the old days, he quietly formed a "shelter" to fight against the doomsday and became the only order in the darkness.
Reader comments
Except that the background of this world era is a bit blurry, the rest seems to be within the acceptable range at present.
The overall system is okay. There is an illusion of borrowing from the Lord of Mysteries, but I would like to ask the author that you do not have a complete process of the origin, acquisition, and promotion of ordinary people into the extraordinary. I will make up for it later.
Except that the background of this world era is a bit blurry, the rest seems to be within the acceptable range at present. The overall system is okay. There is an illusion of borrowing from the Lord of Mysteries, but I would like to ask the author that you do not have a complete process of the origin, acquisition, and promotion of ordinary people into the extraordinary. I will make up for it later.