A Tabletop RPG Player Falls into an Uncanny World

A good quasi-infinite article, the biggest advantage is that there is no poison in the sentence [Like]

A light daily novel embellished with strange stories. The character dialogue is bland, and the protagonist's daily life is bland too. Although it is a ghost story, the author's daily writing personally feels that it is better than the ghost story. There are a lot of dialogues between characters. Sometimes a page is full of dialogues, which makes it feel humorous. The exploration of strange events is a bit like the advancement of an RPG rather than a mystery. The strange abilities awakened by the characters look scary, but they are gentle and cute on the inside and will not cause harm to the host. At present, the world view may not be developed in the hundred chapters. The main character's dice cheat is when you can't think of the answer or hear the sound in the ghost story, roll a dice to trigger the answer. It feels like the dice is an external brain. I feel that if the author designed the ghost story events to have more dramatic conflicts, the correct way to play the game would be to throw the dice on the stage.

The protagonist looks normal, but not very normal, but overall he is a good person. There is a running system that can give the protagonist abilities and hidden information, and he will summarize the tasks after completing the tasks. The plot is bland and a bit scary, and some plots are quite goosebumps when you think about it. The protagonist is a shadow, and the interaction with the shadow is very good. Pippi's shadow is cute.

Even if I don't understand what a running group is, my writing about bird food is pretty good [Chigua] Come on

I have to say it's quite interesting. How can I put it this way? I thought it was very boring at first. It was the first book. Why did I continue to read it? Because I wanted to read about running groups, so I continued reading. I think the next few books are pretty good. The protagonist's words are very interesting.

OK, don't hesitate to read it directly. The character setting and plot development of this book are also great. The protagonist and the shadow of the protagonist are both great babies. [Full] [full] [full]

Yes, but can you please stop having so many laughs that are not ridiculing but people who think this is really interesting? There is another shadow. If he shakes it, can you give some clarification? What does it mean not to know? Did he understand, or was he still laughing at him. Once or twice is enough, don't describe it repeatedly

It's very interesting to watch, the writing is good, the male protagonist has a slight sense of death, and you can still watch it even if you don't know CoC. It's just that there are too many sentence patterns of "It's not…, it's…" in the article. I personally think the author can use them less. I went through other people's classic quotes about AI, and there are also a lot of them that are not... But sentence patterns. After recalling it, I found that it is indeed like AI.

It's a very good book, without any poisonous points. At present, it seems that there will be no heroine. I really like the interaction between the shadow and the protagonist. It feels very warm.

Rating: Liang Cao, the protagonist is a good person (praise), and will ensure the survival of people wherever he can. I can give it a full score of 7-8. Also, seeing the character of the protagonist, he won't end up doing something like ending the supernatural era, right?