The world view setting is novel, the puzzles are interesting, and the process is brain-burning. Some of the serials are not finished yet, so they fell to B level (sigh)~
A very novel world view setting, a bit Cthulhu, but with a lot of the author's own special settings, defining the era we live in as the old days before the order collapsed. Contact with items from the old era will cause the sanity value to drop, but these items are often very offensive, so it has brought about a new boom in the underground archeology industry in the new era, giving birth to various mercenaries. In addition, various new races have been born under the collapse of order in the new era. There is a very unique feeling of combining Cthulhu + Eastern and Western fantasy. However, I didn't finish it in the end because I really didn't like the main character's special hobby for muscles and pain as a side effect of the lowered sanity level. It really didn't poke my xp and I was even a little disgusted, so I had to give up.
Students who don't care about this can just rush in. The world view is guaranteed to be novel.
This is a Yuan Geng article that I wrote a long time ago. Fortunately, the author has finally finished the article. Now in the Yuan Geng extra chapter, I finally dare to recommend it. I really appreciate the world view setting. There are many novels about time-traveling RPG strategy games, but this one is about the protagonist being treated as an RPG character by other characters. The protagonist is really well portrayed. I like him very much. He is a calm and gentle idealist. He is very rational and smart throughout the whole process, but some of the gentle and tolerant points in the plot are so attractive.
A very amazing world view of Cthulhu. I really like the protagonist's setting of the cello's ability. The author must be a deep fan of Cthulhu. The words between the lines are too strong, and the description of the mental state is also immersive. It is worth reading.
The setting is very novel and interesting. This is my favorite feeling of apocalyptic novels. It is romantic and tragic, interspersed with the author's cold humor between the lines, which matches the overall style of the novel. The reading experience is not too heavy and is quite joyful. This system should be my favorite system (although it is not a system to be precise)
The world view is so exciting! The settings of the logical chain and logical factors are so novel, and the step-by-step decryption of the logical factors in the middle is so interesting. It is a story I will definitely revisit.
Ps: There are many holes left unfilled in this article, leaving many mysteries, just like the bronze door in Tomb Raider Notes. In the end, I don't know what the ultimate is. I really like this setting, and the previous article is very good, so I will review it. Friends who care about this should be careful.
The settings in the game are explained in great detail. The dungeons and various ways to play the game are all well set up. It looks so enjoyable. The protagonist feels so immersed in allocating combat power and playing dungeons and PVP. Reading the full text feels like playing a holographic game myself. Great praise!
Super pretty! ! ! I really like the protagonist, and I think his speech at the end made the ending sublime.
The descriptions of the 100,000-person concert and the rise of anime gave me goosebumps, not to mention the fact that the research was not boring and the knowledge was well integrated into the plot. It was awesome.
The setting is very novel. The protagonist travels to the Victorian era and becomes a ritual magician. He meets Sherlock Holmes, who has just become a consulting detective. Then the two of them use the skills of magicians and detectives to investigate cases. There are real cases and unrealistic cases involving magic. I have to say that the setting of magic is so brilliant.