Steampunk: The Awakening of the Unknown
蒸汽朋克之未知苏醒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 554k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Con Artists, Hammy Actors, Cthulhu, Masterminds Behind the Scenes, Secret Identity Addicts, and More...
These seem pretty good ⊙▽⊙! I can't guarantee they're free of poison, though. If I come across a part I can't stomach, emm... I just skip it!
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I Hear Cthulhu Got Captured and Dragged Off to Make Pills!!! (#ﾟДﾟ)
An omnivorous reader. Books I consider excellent, a must-read list. Guess nobody pays attention to me (๑˙ー˙๑)
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In a Cthulhu mythos, the so-called gods might grant you power or knowledge not because you believe in them, but out of curiosity. It's like an ant building a small mound and calling your name through a megaphone, asking for treats. You'd usually grant its request, but there's no inherent connection. The gods of the Cthulhu pantheon don't need human faith; they bestow gifts simply out of curiosity.
This book is alright, but do you know why it has so few readers? You're missing the keyword "Cthulhu".
Rating: 7 points. Story Category: Western Middle Ages, Time Travel. The story takes place in a medieval setting similar to the era of Western knights, and at the beginning, our protagonist, because of his love for games, is brought into this game world that resembles reality.
It's good, I like it. The pacing is very comfortable. The story flowed even better after the system locked me in the "little black room." The system's excessive rambling was distracting and made me want to punch it. Keep it up, author! Just write it according to your vision, it's very good.
The synopsis said the main character sells his buttocks. I came here specifically to check it out.
What's going on? It's clearly not dark, so why is it being recommended on the book list? Did the author do something behind the scenes?
A suggestion for all authors writing Cthulhu, D&D, SCP, etc.: When writing this type of novel, I would suggest directly outlining the plot and planning it out in segments. Each story segment is compiled into a book, and data on main characters, special items, etc., Is organized into card templates.
I read a novel about an evil god who traveled through multiple realms; the characters, background, and values were fantastic, but it was basically abandoned, only updating once every six months... Emmmm~ Please, please don't read this one. Also, there probably isn't much romance in novels about evil gods, right? I'm a staunch supporter of no-romance novels.
The plot of this book is very exciting, it has that kind of evil god vibe... I like it!
This is truly a wonderful book. Please keep writing! I haven't read such an interesting book in a long time. Please don't end it!