London Ascendant, 1919

I'll go first, Dorothy of the Heart, and Carter Caro of the Lamp.

Leading the esoteric sect is a good person. I'm currently working on the Dancer Crescent Moon Ascension skill, and I'm just one last dance away.

The writing style of this book is very good, but the pace is too fast. I was completely confused from the beginning with the magician. It was said that the protagonist had been searching for a long time without finding any supernatural power, but later it suddenly appeared in droves, and most of them were inexplicable.

Perhaps we shouldn't be discussing politics right now. The main storyline is, after all, the ascension (dimensional ascension) of the esoteric sect. Although everything in the esoteric world is related to the celestial sphere and it's normal for it to be involved in politics (like the mortal struggle between the Lionsmith and the Colonel), for the sake of the book's safety and entertainment value…

Note: The setting of this book is derived from the esoteric simulator and is not entirely the same. The following is the official introduction to the Cultist Simulator. Cultist Simulator is a game about apocalypse and longing, created by Alexis Kennedy, the creator of Fallen London and Sunless Sea.

Let me offer a simple suggestion: when writing a book, try to avoid getting involved in politics. Emoticons and Chinese names are rather jarring. Personally, I think it's better to use English names consistently if the setting is Western fantasy. —From the Pleasure of the Red Cup

According to feedback, some complex plot points were not written very clearly. There's no way to change it right now. Therefore, this Q&A post is hereby issued. That is, it can answer some questions. Finally, Youxian is still in its growth stage, and we hope that all the leaders will be more tolerant.

One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez The Stranger by Albert Camus A Hunger Artist, Franz Kafka My personal knowledge base is limited, and this is all the works I've read that "after 1919" and "feel right." The main issue is that I don't know which books are included and which aren't, so I can only speculate based on later dates. Also, given the special year 1919 and the extra mention of "Chinese," I speculate there should be Chinese books included? Above.

What is Tantric Buddhism? Can someone explain it to me?

I won't offer any technical critiques of this book; it's unnecessary. I think the most important thing going forward is to maintain a good mindset, because this writing style will likely face a lot of criticism in the online literature world. Since I've already started, I shouldn't worry too much about what others say. I should just keep writing at my own pace. My reading experience has been quite good.