[No System] [Cthulhu Mythos] [Soulslike] [Original Worldbuilding]
“In this mad world, ignorance is the toughest armor.”
A wage slave who had worked overtime for years woke to find he had transmigrated to a wasteland scorched by the blazing sun and strewn with corpses. Not only had he gotten a new body, but his subconscious was also filled with a deeply ominous name: “Lann Gehreros.”
This was a nightmare where the gods slept, and a breeding ground for grotesque mutations of flesh.
A dying dynasty teetered on the brink of collapse, while the lofty Church concealed the truth. The cold gears of the Thousand-Mechanism Cult roared, and heretics slaughtered one another in the shadows.
Fortunately, Lann possessed an exceedingly rare talent: an “occult intuition” so pitifully weak it was almost nonexistent.
When battle-hardened veterans of the supernatural gazed at the sky and saw indescribable things, their sanity shattered
Lann glanced up. “I don’t see anything. The weather’s lovely today.”
To survive in this desperate world, where even rats ate people, Lann was forced onto a path of survival between “reality” and “indescribable dreams.”
It looks good, there are no uncomfortable descriptions of women, the protagonist is quite normal, neither a loser nor a dilettante, recommended! Come on big
Children, why is there a fantasy fairy in the label and I can't change it?
It's very interesting. If you just read the title, you will think it's just a routine book. But in fact, the author has a very good worldview. He integrates many elements reasonably in his worldview. The plot is also very logical. The protagonist's progress is also very rhythmic and not overwhelming. The most important thing is that this book does not waste space on Lei Lei's emotional line. , More words and inks are used to describe the characters in shaping a person's personality, rather than describing secondary factors such as appearance. The characters' personalities are not routine, and the author has buried a lot of foreshadowing. It can be seen that there is an outline. It feels like it can develop a very exciting story, depending on how the author recycles it. Overall, this is a good-looking book with great potential.
Is there a female protagonist? Or should we say that the young man is the heroine. That's fun.
Evil gods are everywhere, but I can't see them made by pickmans The narrative method is extremely concise. I can't say it's good or bad, but it's basically enough. The development of the story also seems a bit flat in this somewhat flat narrative. But the content can be considered unconventional, and it has weird elements similar to the genre, which I like. Generally speaking, it is watchable, about 3 and a half to 4 and a half stars.
The writing is okay and the ideas are good. It feels like a Western fantasy adventure without any obvious negative points, so it's quite interesting. It is similar to the process of an RPG constantly accepting tasks, completing tasks, and then taking on new tasks.
Very nice!!! This is my favorite blood source substitution!!!!!
It's very beautiful. It's just beautiful. Believe me, I'm really not good at writing book reviews. It's really beautiful. ε(´｡•᎑•`)っ♡
It's a very interesting novel. It would be better if the plot and characters could be described in more detail and vividly.