Kingdom of the Weird

The Cthulhu part written earlier is very good and is my favorite, but when it comes to leaving the real world, the rest of it is completely unreadable. First, some distant country, a crystal wall, etc. Appeared out of nowhere Second, it was originally a Cthulhu worldview. You should maintain it well. In the end, it would be a worthless ending of perishing together or dying. Why did you want to do it? Magic, returning gods killing each other Third, the protagonist's madness, how crazy is it, I only saw the upgrade Summary, I thought you knew Cthulhu, I thought you knew how to use a knife, but you ended up writing the beginning that I liked into a mess

In fact, the writing is quite good, bro, stay calm.

DND+Cthulhu is similar to the Kingdom of Gods on Earth and the Lord of Mysteries. The protagonist travels through a world driven crazy by the old days. The rules of the entire world have been eaten away by the old days. The indigenous people are surviving with the help of alien spirits and foreigners. The beginning is similar to the Lord of Mysteries, but much more dangerous. The golden finger is the legacy of the predecessors of the time traveler: the loser eats the dust (time goes back when he dies) The protagonist is resolute and decisive, full of sacrifice, and is temporarily following the death (knowledge) sequence.

If you want to understand and enjoy this book, my personal suggestion is to read the previous books of Futu, complete the setting, and finally read this novel to roughly understand the setting here, and understand what the author wants to describe and what he is describing. The purpose of this book is to combine the protagonists of the previous books with the protagonist of this work, and to use this world as a final battlefield, which leads to a higher reading threshold. If you are new to the game, it will be difficult to read 😭, but if you have completed the author's previous books (I feel really good when I finished them) and understand the previous settings, then this book will be easy to understand and find out where the refreshing points are!

Otherwise, just write DND. You are almost 40, so don't innovate anything. Just rest on your laurels and write DND well. Many people come here for the Lord of the Abyss.

Personally, I think the review from the book friend below is very accurate. This book is indeed well packaged💩. Many people believe that sufficient firepower means invincibility, no problem. Some people are right to advocate other means. But the protagonist created by the author has been playing for a long time at the beginning, and he knows that he is in a weird world, and he also knows what the enemy looks like, such as what kind of knowledge activation invades the brain to occupy the magpie's nest, and what kind of weird world similar to Cthulhu invades. In this case, the protagonist also admitted that he could not use the previous logic to view the world. The protagonist himself is also a magic genius, but in the blink of an eye, he chooses a weapon and a revolver. The idea is to be like the mentor and rely on dozens of hands to hold hot weapons to fight against the weird? Nondescript, the new world concepts summarized above were eaten by dogs? If the knowledge in your head is your enemy, what's the use of your revolver?​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Out​​​ It's not even as good as spewing lava, but you still want to fight against the invasion of world-destroying weird beings? The author also wanted to make a joke about "all fear comes from insufficient firepower", where firepower is supreme, and also wanted to create a completely different and weird world, but neither of them was written well, and it was neither fish nor fowl. What splicing monster settings?

There is no market for telling him not to write about this kind of subject matter. I have to say that he just wants to write in this genre. He obviously wants to catch the late bus. Well, now that he is halfway through writing it, he realizes that no one has read it and it is completely unfinished. Of all your books, only the Abyss book is the best. Do you really not understand or are you pretending not to understand?

Something big happened. At about 3 pm on May 1, 2024, Futu personally admitted something very, very, very important. I hope everyone knows

The credibility of Futu was lost bit by bit by himself The heroic words when he opened the book are still vivid in his mind Unless he really stops writing books in the future, I feel that the status of the little god will be unstable After all, Shui Wenshui has developed bad habits, and his hard power has declined significantly. As he gets older, newer The competitiveness is not enough Now that the credibility has been lost, and a group of old fans and supporters have been lost, the future will be really difficult From the few times I mentioned changing the outline, I knew there was going to be a problem, but I didn't expect it to fade away so quickly Since you are so focused on the results, let's just say it, what are the feelings of the literary youth, it's ridiculous to be overturned now

It's really ugly. The first book was not good, but at least it has a lot of words. This book is not good and it is ready to be cut quickly. The last book was promoted by someone who hired you to promote their website and paid you a salary, so they didn't care about their poor grades. This book goes back to the starting point and makes people run away. If you want to run away even if your grades are not good, then you can escape from the outline. There is no need to use fast-forward mode to fool you. But if you do it like this, I want to see how many people will support you in your next book.

The author's representative becomes worse and worse as he writes, and he gradually becomes a demon at the peak of his career after his debut.

I switched to writing Cthulhu, writing suspense and plot, but to be honest, even mysteries are boring to me. The biggest advantage of Pagoda is that you can have a real feeling when writing DND. It combines game values ​​​​with realistic Western fantasy very well. It is also good at writing wars and forces, but it does not match Cthulhu at all. Cthulhu and Mystery are similar to Werewolf. They are based on live gameplay and self-talking obscene plots, but Dnd's set is materialistic and supported by data. The boss can influence people because of the terrifying aura and permanent area of ​​​​magic, rather than the prostitute setting of spirituality, sanity, and spiritual understanding. Behind it is a set of materialistic designs for immunity checks. This author is best at making the game data settings reflect reality, rather than just making them up like a werewolf script. It can even be said that data is the main force driving the real-life plot. What level you are, your expertise, spells, equipment, and team strength determine what you can and can do. Rather than awakening from the old days, struggling with rational illusions. The villain is coming. Check your attributes, expertise, divine power, and priesthood. Test to see if you can beat him. If not, run away. There are so many b-words. The highlight is how to use a weak panel to achieve amazing results. Or how to develop rapidly to gain superior combat power. This is the highlight of developing a Western fantasy.

I've read Chapter 13... The protagonist's stupidity made me want to eat a strawberry ice cream bucket, but the filling inside turned out to be huge...

Apart from the water, Star Caster is actually pretty good looking.

Recently, I have been writing about big events, but the protagonist is too weak and has no sense of participation. Moreover, I write about being angry because ordinary people were massacred, and then fighting for all living beings. Others may think it is very passionate, but I personally feel it is a bit embarrassing. I have only been in this world for a few months, and there is no use in being angry without strength. The early stage is a bit bland, I might as well have written the Necromancer from the beginning.

I should have known, how could it be less poisonous if the limit is waived?

Lord of the Abyss is really the top work of Xihuan Fengshen, but the rest of this author's works are not very good.

After reading a few chapters, why do I feel like this book is so confusing?

You rotten rabbit, you still know that you are coming back. Brothers have been waiting so hard😡😡

Damn it, are you back? ! Is Casting Star finished?

I'm going to keep an eye on this book. Maybe it will be available for free at some time.

There is no need to read this novel until Chapter 13, the protagonist starts to act stupid.

I promised you a ten-volume outline, and now this?

The author himself writes about system games, but now the writing is getting more and more crooked. How about the author look at the current Shennong Daojun and Super God Mechanic? Or you are not thinking that you can copy your own Master of the Abyss and write a book. Now this book is said to be DND, but in fact, it doesn't look like you wrote DND at all. After several bad books in the past, how many readers are now following you in Abyss? I have all been defeated by you

Isn't it good to write dnd honestly?

It's no surprise that it's either unfinished or cut. With the Star Caster's one-third water setting, I can tell that the pagoda is rotten.

I thought I was holding in a big one, but I ended up holding in a lump.

This book is really not good. No matter how you read it, the main character and the supporting characters are mediocre and none of the protagonists are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. The main character takes off and understands it. Just ask a question and it's normal. Normally, you understand some theories about the thousands of years of earth civilization and just casually surpass other people's tens of thousands of years of history? Later, the author wrote this reason so that the protagonist could hang up those old days, which would be too poisonous.

After reading the author's other books, I really can't help complaining... Could you please stop arranging such a bitchy plot? Is the author usually very sullen and hypocritical, like erecting memorial arches? This kind of plot-based online writing was okay in the early days, but now if you write this kind of plot that satisfies the otaku dicks' YY, it will just be embarrassing.

I just saw the scene where the thieves stole things, why were there so many arguments? Offended someone?