The Ultimate Strange God

The system that Chen Han is about to cultivate.

There are no enemies ahead of us.

You've started a new book again? Your previous one, "Expelled from the Grand Tutor's Mansion," had too many flaws. The power system was incredibly chaotic, it overused plot devices, and it inexplicably tried to suppress and alter the abilities of protagonists from other books. The protagonist's use of his abilities was far too inefficient. I hope this one will be a bit better.

The power system is very chaotic; I've never seen anything like it before, so it's very difficult.

It's absurd that someone in a world surrounded by the old ways wouldn't allocate attribute points for fear of progressing too quickly, and even planned to save them up for when something happens. 🌚🌚

I've finally realized that while Honor of Kings is terrible, other games are even worse.

The inspiration for Mordigian's character design.

The Old Gods and the Ancients (Cthulhu) are written like ordinary martial arts characters, with their invisibility, ineffability, and other strange traits. It's better to just grab any character from a high-level martial arts world and fit them in.

The seams are too many; it shouldn't be called the "Old Days," it should be called "How can I, who has gained multiple powers, fight against the cosmic version of the Old Gods?"

My player car entered the Tomorrow's Calamity module by rotating the magnetic field of the card.