[Dungeon Lord] [Chinese Horror] [Cthulhu] [Journey to the West] [Other]
"You say you're a battle-hardened adventurer?"
"Good. Have you ever experienced the terror of walking along with your party, only to suddenly find an extra person among you?"
"You say you're a mage who can take on a hundred enemies alone?"
"Good. Have you ever felt the terror of ghost soldiers marching through, with a hundred ghosts roaming the night?"
"You say you're a devout holy maiden of the Church?"
"Good. I hope you can still keep your faith in the gods after seeing the Eighteen Levels of Hell."
"You say you're a hero blessed by the gods who has defeated the Demon King?"
"Good. I hope your underwear stays dry when you enter Shituo Ridge."
"You say you're the God of Courage?"
"That's a bit tricky. Giant octopus, go take care of it."
Courage is humanity's anthem, but fear is the instinct of all living things.
Shadows writhing in the dark, candles suddenly blown out, eyes peering through cracks in the walls, singing from the depths of the corridor.
My name is Lü Bu, and the Bu means terror. I hope you can still keep your cool when you see me.
A reminder from the front row, the protagonist has zero physical attack power and magic attack power, but has full mental attack power, so the output method depends entirely on his subordinates. If you want to see the protagonist fight against the sky, the ground, and the air, you can swipe away, but if you want to see others having a nervous breakdown after just one look at the protagonist, you can give it a try.
Overall, the writing is very good, and everyone's character details are well drawn, especially the protagonist and assistants. My only worry is that if I don't write it long, I won't be able to read the big map of the universe. If it is opened, there will still be some to wash. If it is not opened, it will probably be more than 200 to 300 sheets.
It's very well written. Although it's all about dead people, the writing feels very alive.
Shocking and delicious, trustworthy!
It's interesting, but it's a pity it's discontinued.
Come on, come on, you can do it