Steampunk: The Awakening of the Unknown

If it is a Cthulhu worldview, those so-called gods will give you some power or knowledge, not because you believe in them, but because of some kind of curiosity. For example, an ant builds a small mound, calls your name with a loudspeaker, and asks you to give it some candy. Under normal circumstances, you will satisfy its needs, but this is not necessarily related. The gods of the Cthulhu pantheon do not need human faith. They only give charity out of some kind of curiosity.

This book is okay, do you know why there are so few readers? You are missing the keyword Cthulhu

Rating: 7 points. Story classification: Western Middle Ages, time travel. The story takes place in a medieval period similar to the age of Western knights. At the beginning, our protagonist is brought into this game that is similar to the real world because of his love for games. The protagonist comes to this world like many time travellers, and has a system, but unfortunately this system can only be used for alarmism. Not only is it alarmist, it also sets up a dead end. However, the protagonist is very smart and lucky, and escaped this dead end due to a coincidence at the beginning, but the game has just begun! Evaluation: It feels very immersive and explains some of the world and the protagonist. As for the writing, I think there is something wrong with it. At least at the beginning, I remember one sentence that was quite confusing. The theme is the Western Middle Ages. I personally don't like this theme very much. In conclusion, if you like Western medieval stories about the age of chivalry, and also like to read heavier Younaowen, I think this book is still worth trying.

Nice looking, I like it. The rhythm is very comfortable, and the plot after the system closes the dark room becomes smoother. The system talks too much rubbish and always makes people feel uncomfortable, which makes me want to beat it. Come on, author! Just write according to your ideas, it looks great.

According to the introduction, the protagonist sells his butt. Came here specifically to take a look.

What's going on? It's obviously not dark, so why should I recommend it on the book list? The author has py'd it?

A piece of advice for all authors who write Cthulhu, DND, SCP, etc.: When writing this type of novel, I recommend directly planning the outline and plot into paragraphs. Organize a book for each paragraph (plot), organize the main characters, special items and other data into card templates, and then invite the big guys in the group to participate in the running group (usually contact the management directly to write the description, type and number of people in the announcement: those who are willing to participate will take the initiative to contact). For example: Restricted type book: [Name] Name: omitted] (If you need kp, you can add remarks) Number of people: 1~* people Character card (no need to bring your own, no need to buy points, there is a special template) For example: Protagonist [Name: **] Knight: [Name: **] Attributes: omitted Attributes: slightly Skills: slightly Skills: slightly Character:??⊙⊙ Character:!!└(^O^)┘ ps: No super travel, no things inconsistent with the character Location: Different world Background: (unnameable and steampunk) Process: Medieval Investigation team: (none) Personal mode Group start time: depends on personal time, such as 18:00-23:00 Rules : (omitted) Group chat link: ***** [Full recording] If you think the process is interesting and you are satisfied with it, then you can... Just follow it as written (several authors on the site do this) Seeing that there are a lot of people, the plot is reasonable…(Others can't find faults, so how can you find faults? The only limitation is the writing style)

I have read a book about an evil god. The characters, background, and three perspectives are all great, but the basic eunuch is updated every six months. Emmmm~ Don't buy this book. Also, there shouldn't be any love scenes about evil gods. I am not a firm supporter of CP.

The plot of this book is very exciting, and it has the flavor of an evil god... I like it!

It's a really good book. Can you please keep writing it? I haven't seen such an interesting book in a long time. Don't finish it.