Becoming an Old God Through Blood Therapy

If the setting is too high, the author cannot control it and cannot create an atmosphere. After putting it on the shelf, start locking plug-ins to create an atmosphere. It's really strong. Let's go through the poisonous point of being invincible and having nothing to do, and then the unpleasant point of pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. There are fewer and fewer chapters in this chapter, and there are only 10 in this chapter that I subscribe to. Fixing something is not as good as pushing it to redo. The more you fix it, the more problems you will have.

It seems that the recent plot involves the original setting of Arkham Town and the University of Michigan in the Cthulhu worldview. I don't know if it will be harder. Seeing that some book friends seem unfamiliar with it, I will put the original setting of the Poke series here (not equivalent to the author's setting in this article). The copy was found on the Internet and may not be accurate. Corrections or additions are welcome. 1. The development history of Arkham Town setting: Arkham Asylum The word Arkham originates from the Cthulhu Mythos created by Lovecraft. The Cthulhu series is one of the greatest horror novel series in modern times. It was later formed into a system by Lovecraft's close friend Derleth and became the Cthulhu Mythos system. It still affects various works of art, such as movies, games, and literature. This is the background. Arkham first appeared in "The House in the Picture" created by Lovecraft in 1920. At that time, it was simply mentioned in the story without much description. Then the following year, the author placed the first half of the story "Herbert West - The Resurrected Corpse" in Arkham. At this time, Arkham was just an ordinary city. In 1923, "The Unspeakable" was born. Lovecraft arranged the story to take place in an ancient cemetery in the town of Arkham. It was still just an ordinary place name. In October of the same year, Arkham was mentioned again in the story "The Feast", but at the end, the protagonist was sent to St. Mary's Hospital in Arkham. Did you think of something when you saw this? Let's go on. By 1926, Lovecraft returned to his hometown of Providence, New England. The quiet life here had a new impact on his writing. During the year from 1926 to 1927, the stories he created had a strong New England imprint, and Arkham also began to mature during this period. Lovecraft's 1926 "Monster in the Mist" first identified the Georgian architectural style of Arkham Town, and then mentioned Arkham Town many times in "The Silver Key" and "The Dream of Kadath". It was also based on the old towns that existed in New England during the colonial period, giving Arkham a setting full of witch legends. In the following years, Lovecraft often used words such as "witch town", "mansard roof" and "old town" to symbolize the town of Arkham. In 1932, he created "Dreams in the Witch's House". In the story, he described the local scenery and locations for Arkham in detail. Most importantly, he identified many street and place names, which made Arkham more real. Lovecraft's Arkham is a metaphor for Salem, Massachusetts, and the famous Salem exorcism case in American history. In the years to come, Arkham was enriched in different ways by different authors. After launching the d100TRPG product line of "Call of Cthulhu" in 1982, this old New England town was organized and renovated, and a detailed set of settings was released. 2. Miskatonic University (reposted from the author of Zhihu, Mahayana Hsin Hua Huai Ku) It is a famous place in the Cthulhu mythology. Its English name is: Miskatonic University, referred to as the University of Michigan. It was founded in 1690. It is located in Arkham, a town with "beautiful mountains and clear waters and outstanding people". Although the town is not big, the university is very good. Its majors in archeology, mysticism, history, psychology, geology, biology, and engineering have all reached the top level in the world. Every year, many talents are attracted to study in this school and then some of them are sent to graves or mental hospitals... In addition to the majors, there is also the library there that is commendable. There is an unparalleled collection inside; many dark magic books are stored there, and the "Necronomicon" is just one of the many treasures. If you have the opportunity to travel to Arkham, be sure to go there. You are likely to encounter a Cthulhu Mythos investigator doing a library skill check. After all, that is where every investigator operating in Arkham will definitely go. In addition to collecting a large number of rare books, UM also collects many treasures related to the Cthulhu mythology. For example, there are gems from the underwater city of R'lyeh, Naia-related cultural relics unearthed from Egyptian archeology, and even rare treasures in the dreamland. It is simply a museum of Cthulhu mythology. Of course, there are also many specimens of Cthulhu mythical creatures. UM also has many "glorious" pasts: the expedition to Antarctica was attacked by unknown creatures (the team was wiped out); the expedition to the North Pole was attacked by unknown creatures; the Institute of Biology was attacked by unknown creatures; the archaeological team to Myanmar was attacked by unknown creatures (the team was almost wiped out); the archaeological team to Egypt was led by A bunch of cultural relics related to the Black Pharaoh came and were put on display (and then the incarnation of Nyarlathotep was attracted); a top student in the mathematics department was found dead in a rented house outside the school (disemboweled); a guard dog in the library once bit the second generation of gods to death; there were medical students who studied how to resurrect the dead (and succeeded). Moreover, the world's first official Cthulhu Mythos research institute was established here. Miskatonic University has produced many god-level investigators: such as the dean of the literature department who has been in contact with the alien race Mi Go; the architecture graduate who successfully foiled the pagan conspiracy to extend his life; the occult major who went to operate a mecha after graduation; the place where he returned unharmed after visiting the ruins of the Cthulhu mythical creature city in Antarctica. Professor of Physiology; a professor of political science and law who was exchanged with the spirit of the great race Yith and took the above professor to Australia for archeology; three professors who not only did not go crazy after studying the black magic of Cthulhu Mythology, but also successfully killed powerful creatures of Cthulhu Mythology; moreover, the strongest investigator in history, Randolph Carter, also graduated from this university! All in all, UM is an excellent university that imparts true knowledge! Everyone is welcome to visit this university! If you go to study there, I believe you will have a very unforgettable and wonderful experience (if you can graduate successfully)! That's probably it. Detailed settings are currently not available. The two found here are relatively general science articles on the Internet.

The protagonist is too childish, or the author wrote it too childishly. Every time I take in my subordinates, I treat them, and then I take them away. Do you really think that showing kindness to others will make them loyal? There are no restrictions at all. I also do things very casually, saying that I have a purpose, but doing it very casually, as if it doesn't matter whether it succeeds or not. Although the subordinates he accepted were indeed loyal and the matter was indeed accomplished, it seemed naive in this way.

When the player comes out with this thing, he feels like he ate a cockroach while eating 😅

One by one, discussing the Cthulhu system, they still believe in Cthulhu, thinking that there is an alien god, a cult, and it is Cthulhu. It just has Cthulhu elements. Cthulhu is essentially a horror novel. The most famous sentence is that the oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is It is fear, and the oldest and strongest fear comes from the unknown. This is the essence of the Ke system. Through partial descriptions of heretical things, just like a blind man touching things, usually the protagonist can only understand part of it. This unknown between words brings imagination. Horror is the most important thing to overcome. I have described things clearly. How can it still be scary? Even if I transform into a monster, I can describe the horror of transformation of common sense like the Song of Sand Night. I see the abnormal as normal and the normal as abnormal, and I don't write it directly. Slowly changing from the details in life, and finally readers discover from the details that this kind of horror is what the orthodox novels are about. They are not scary at all, but they are orthodox genre novels. They think blood, cults, and ancient gods are the orthodox genre novels. It's funny, some orthodox genre novels don't have these.

The ultimate creature? ? ? Kazi in the sky is silent Jojo on the ground misses Caesar

Already at level 86 at the beginning, the strongest human being is still so low-key and causing trouble? The reason why other novels take their time is because they are not strong enough. Why don't they use more radical methods when they are so strong? Kill those who disobey, train your own subordinates, control the citizens with their thoughts, and then find ways to invade other cities.

Sir of the night, dressed in night clothes for your coronation.

I feel like this is very good, I'll give it a try first.

The male protagonist is getting more and more alienated. As a god playing house with a human, he really treats himself as a human being. While playing, he has forgotten the fact that he is not a human being, and the protagonist actually postponed his plan because he did not have enough money. This is really poisonous. The male protagonist with a demigod knowledge reserve is actually stumped by money. Is it really possible to let him make money in a human way? Can turning stones into gold not work, can you use your ability to find gold mines? The protagonist frames all abnormalities around him within a normal framework. Is this a Wei Guangzheng knight novel? ?