[TRPG + Cthulhu + COC Running Group + KP Perspective + Investigator Group Portrait + Novel adapted from the running group records] Yixing, who has been in and out of the workplace less than a year after graduating, has found another job that looks good, as a group KP in a board game store. But why does this job always feel a bit weird? What does it mean that my store manager is a bubble? What do you mean my first three jobs were done by Naija for me? I have ruined my family, and I feel like I have been tricked by an evil god.
[Note: There are a large number of running group settings modified for the novel and are not pure COC rules (similar to Anke)]
Reader comments
The running group records written by the author are quite nice. Although I don't know how to run group running, I often listen to the village running groups run by up owners such as Sanribozhu. Although the author has only written one group, the videos posted by those running group ups are no less popular [Like][Like][Like]
It's the COC running group that supports me. It reminds me of the happy time I led the group before (not), and the kind (chaotic) and punctual (gurgling) plagiarists (gritting my teeth, I grumbled six times in three hours)
Okay, okay, (disclaimer in advance, I don't know much about the internal rules of the running group, I just like to read the stories of the running group), can the author try to run the low-point short-term Changmengren in the future?
I found another good book about group running. The setting is quite interesting. From the KP perspective, it made me feel less aggrieved about being the protagonist and being dominated by the dice girl ()
It is recommended that the beginning and end of the copy be marked more prominently in the title, so that it is more friendly to readers who pursue coherent reading and choose to hoard chapters orz
A relatively rare children's group (more joyful and not cruel), this is the first time I saw this on Tomato
It's good-looking. The copies are all adapted from the author's personal experiences in leading groups. The author is very experienced.
It's quite interesting, but it's a pity that the number of words is too small, and I haven't finished the second book yet. The author hastily updated it. It's not enough. ᕙ( •̀ ᗜ •́ )ᕗ
This is not an AI article. The author has experience running and leading groups and has the habit of saving manuscripts. Does he have any readers or fan base?
Praise the God of Dice
Okay, too little.
It's nice to look at and very interesting!
It has a bit of AI flavor but not much. Most of it is handwritten. (To be honest, the author could use less quotation marks.) All in all, it is worth reading, but the number of words is still too few.
It's quite interesting, but the word count is too few.
It looks good, but who are the authors? I want to play it too
I have never seen any novels of the same type. Highly recommended
I watched the first group and it was very interesting!
The running group records written by the author are quite nice. Although I don't know how to run group running, I often listen to the village running groups run by up owners such as Sanribozhu. Although the author has only written one group, the videos posted by those running group ups are no less popular [Like][Like][Like]
It's the COC running group that supports me. It reminds me of the happy time I led the group before (not), and the kind (chaotic) and punctual (gurgling) plagiarists (gritting my teeth, I grumbled six times in three hours)
Okay, okay, (disclaimer in advance, I don't know much about the internal rules of the running group, I just like to read the stories of the running group), can the author try to run the low-point short-term Changmengren in the future?
I found another good book about group running. The setting is quite interesting. From the KP perspective, it made me feel less aggrieved about being the protagonist and being dominated by the dice girl () It is recommended that the beginning and end of the copy be marked more prominently in the title, so that it is more friendly to readers who pursue coherent reading and choose to hoard chapters orz
A relatively rare children's group (more joyful and not cruel), this is the first time I saw this on Tomato
It's good-looking. The copies are all adapted from the author's personal experiences in leading groups. The author is very experienced.
It's quite interesting, but it's a pity that the number of words is too small, and I haven't finished the second book yet. The author hastily updated it. It's not enough. ᕙ( •̀ ᗜ •́ )ᕗ
This is not an AI article. The author has experience running and leading groups and has the habit of saving manuscripts. Does he have any readers or fan base?
Praise the God of Dice
Okay, too little.
It's nice to look at and very interesting!
It has a bit of AI flavor but not much. Most of it is handwritten. (To be honest, the author could use less quotation marks.) All in all, it is worth reading, but the number of words is still too few.
It's quite interesting, but the word count is too few.
It looks good, but who are the authors? I want to play it too
I have never seen any novels of the same type. Highly recommended
I watched the first group and it was very interesting!