The World Controlled By Dice

He Jiayin transmigrated while playing a tabletop role-playing game with his friends, becoming Siles Noel, a professor of literary history at Lafami University. Meanwhile, Lafami City was in an uproar over the escape of an apostate...

...Wait, isn't this the story of the game he was playing?

But he was the game master, not a player?!

He Jiayin became the keeper of this world.

A student's exam paper lay before him: [Professor, roll the dice to decide whether this student passes.]

A colleague's paper was handed to him for review: [Professor, roll the dice to decide whether this paper gets published in a journal.]

An apostate was fleeing from pursuers: [Professor, roll the dice to decide whether the Church's pursuers can find him.]

A supernatural being was advancing to the next rank: [Professor, the dice are ready.]

A man was confessing his love to him: [Here, have some dice.]

He Jiayin: “…”

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[You have laid eyes upon a god.]

[You must make a Willpower check.]

[99/100]

[Poor you. You are fated to roll a critical failure.]

[...You gaze at the god with a captivated, fervent look.]

[You will become the god's first follower. You will follow the great God of Time and Fate, the Keeper of the World, Siles Noel, and set forth with him into a brave new world.]

[...By the way, you should confess your love first.]

The Keeper's Dice

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1. The top is the main character, with a happy ending. A cool, taciturn, sexually indifferent top x a devoted bottom who's arrogant and flamboyant in public but gentle and obedient in private. The top is a god, and the bottom is his believer. Plot-focused and slow to heat up; the bottom appears fairly late.

2. Tabletop role-playing games are games whose story unfolds according to dice rolls. Players have character sheets, and their characters' attributes and dice rolls determine the outcomes of checks. The game master narrates the story and is also the one who rolls the dice.

3. The rules of the tabletop game in this novel have been greatly simplified and changed compared with real-life tabletop role-playing games. See the novel for details. They are not based on any specific game. Please don't apply real-world tabletop gaming rules to the novel.

4. Updates every night at nine. Updates at other times are revisions. After signing with a publisher, I'll post 10,000 words a day. Thank you for your support.

Blurb dated 2021.8.7

**Below is a Western Fantasy novel with no romance**

"The Cats I Raised Are Actually Gods [Western Fantasy]"

When Shen Qi woke up, he discovered he had transmigrated into the body of a down-and-out detective who had died while investigating a case. As he stood there in a daze, he was shocked to discover that the cats he kept at home had transmigrated with him!

What's more, these once-delicate, adorable kittens had gained powerful abilities beyond anyone's expectations. Every one of them could beat Shen Qi in a fight, and they had all become much smarter.

An enemy came looking for revenge, knife in hand. Shen Qi hid behind the sofa: Big Orange, get him!

His client provided a new suspicious lead. Shen Qi thought to himself: Little Black, go!

He encountered a strange supernatural power. Shen Qi took a deep breath: Huahua, learn it!

Forced to deal with the previous owner's troubles, Shen Qi declared excitedly: “After raising cats for a thousand days, it's time to put them to work!”

The cats, forced to solve problems for their lazy owner, patted their food bowls: “Meow! We want three extra dried fish today, meow!”

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A Western Fantasy story about a good-for-nothing detective transmigrated into another world who clings to his cats' coattails.

Theme: It's better to rely on yourself than ask others for help.