
Global Arrival: Cthulhu's Dungeon Game
全球降临:克苏鲁的地窟游戏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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The story itself is good, but the protagonist's personality is a bit toxic.
Suk is a true saint. His initial kindness in giving away cheap torches was understandable, a long-term investment. But then, after killing the attackers, he insisted on returning the loot to the victims' families—that's just unacceptable. The attackers said his gear was shabby; was he really that confident he could survive without armor?
Why is the protagonist of a Cthulhu-like story always a saint?! Do you understand the conflict? People watch Cthulhu to witness chaos, evil, and inhumanity! Why would I watch Cthulhu if I wanted something with sound values?
As a student, I'm giving a 10 yuan tip as a way to support the author and also to give them a voice. I quite like this subject matter, so I'd like to share three issues I believe are relevant to the book, hoping to offer some assistance to the author's writing.
I suddenly realized that the author is actually more suited to writing urban fantasy harem novels; writing about underground worlds is a waste of his talent.
A few days ago, there was a news story about a boy who jumped into the water and saved three girls. I told my friend that this boy was a great man, and it was such a pity that he died. I really hoped he could have survived. A friend asked me, "If it were you, would you go down and save them?" I replied: I dare not, what if I die? But I can help them call for help, or think of some other way.
Sequence Sets (Minor Spoilers)
All sequence sets are arranged from low to high. Reader—Reporter—Private Investigator—Missionary—? Student – Researcher – Educator – ? Wanderer—Antique dealer—Archaeologist—Ancient language learner—? Clerk – Salesperson – Property Management – ? Operations Specialist – Planning – ? Quality inspector – Workshop foreman – ? Construction worker — Graphic designer — Pianist — ? Acrobat announcer
I stumbled upon a picture while browsing Tieba.
My personal thoughts after reading chapter 190
The author provides detailed explanations of the unique properties of each potion path, but the sense of immersion is unclear. It only feels like Sequence 8 has one or two more abilities than Sequence 9, but the descriptions of the main power increases are not visually apparent. With too many characters and too much variety, it's difficult to feel immersed in the story.
I found a picture that looks a lot like the Shen Liuyue I'm looking for.
Those who can watch this are truly extraordinary people.