Cthulhu: Hound of the Underworld

It's quite good-looking. This is what I consider to be the infinite stream of COC investigators. Whether the protagonist is non-human can be considered a compromise. It can increase the protagonist's power level to a certain extent and make it more enjoyable, which is acceptable. I don't know what the meaning of that kind of restraint system, which only has its own form, comes to punch and kick the old gods... I hope it doesn't get to this level before the ending.

Introduction: Yu Yueming traveled through the world of Cthulhu and became a library guard dog who killed the descendants of the evil god, and later participated in the infinite streaming game with a Cthulhu background. Types and routines: Cthulhu elements, infinite flow, reasoning, alien protagonists, team-running style Recommended level (readable, good, excellent, masterpiece): Good Read so far: 212 chapters Evaluation: Focus on reasoning. Although the title of the book contains "Cthulhu", compared to creating a weird, terrifying, and even disgusting atmosphere, the book focuses more on inferring decryption and the confrontation between various forces in the copy, with a strong team-running style. In the infinite flow game, the protagonist, players and dungeon characters are all logically online. The dungeons are centered around the core, decrypted layer by layer, and deepened layer by layer, rather than being crushed by one party all the way. The protagonist of the alien beast is lively and cute. The protagonist Yu Yueming is reborn as a wolf dog. The author's description of the actions of the wolf-dog protagonist is naturally integrated into the copy decryption process and common behaviors, rather than a long description that is separated from the context. The wolf-dog protagonist has a physique, perception, and mythological identity that far exceed those of other game players. He can even call cats and dogs to look for clues. He is also unable to use knives, guns, and torches because of his animal identity, and is even driven away by replica characters. The writing is solid and there is basically no language problem. The author's language cannot be called gorgeous, fresh or witty, but it is vivid, solid and accurate, especially the description of key scenes, creatures and props in the dungeon. The solid text allows readers to understand the scene clues, enter the story, and clarify the positions of the enemy and ourselves in the team battle. Analysis of role differentiation. As mentioned before, this book is biased toward decryption. The author intentionally widens the distinction between characters and sets up radicals, conservatives, cowards, betrayers, etc., But the essence is the character design considering the configuration of the copy. The pace of the dungeon is tense, and the characters rarely have the opportunity to show their own personalities. They can only express themselves through the actions of the decryption process, and the character's performance is naturally biased towards rationality and caution. And because players cannot interact with each other in the "real world" relative to the dungeon world (each player comes from different time and space), the opportunities for character development are further reduced. Of course, the logical skeleton of infinite flow seems to be the only way to write it.

The plot is boring and ink-stained

It's very confusing to say that after the protagonist saw Qi Yuan eating several fruits that can turn into monsters, he didn't take any precautions. It's really poisonous 😒

In Cthulhu, it can be said that almost all mythical creatures are stronger than humans, and most of them are smarter than humans (nonsense, otherwise they can be called mythical creatures). Leng Yuanren is not sure

I just read the beginning and I have to complain. The author knows everything and explained everything clearly, and the readers also know everything. Only the protagonist is a stupid dog who doesn't know anything. Emmmmmm, I feel like either the mystery is not explained at all, or the protagonist knows everything about the main plot. Everyone knows that only the protagonist doesn't know, so it's very stupid. Moreover, the setting of Crusu has been changed. Where did the mysterious power of the old seal come from? What is outrageous is that the old seal can actually hurt the outer gods. It is outrageous.

He actually turned into a Hades dog. I remember that one of my best friends' fangirls probably got inspiration from you. That one turned into Fulgrim's dog, the boss of the Watchers of Source Castle 😂

Why do we have to have silly teammates? When I first started watching, there were two copies in a row. It's not the kind of teammate who lacks ability. For example, the couple who died in the novice copy are not the so-called silly teammates I want to complain about. But the other man is too weird, right? You picked the fruit and ate it without checking it, and then you just cut into it without trying to communicate with your teammates when you first saw the mutated tree? It's true that the group destroys the engine. If this wasn't a running group, I would have thought that this person was a cultist whose mission was different from that of the protagonists. He was deliberately causing trouble. There is also a second dungeon. The man named Zhou is always taunting his teammates because of that? And he is not a novice anymore. In order to survive in this situation, regardless of whether it is useful or not, you should not laugh at your teammates when you see them preparing carefully. If you really don't trust your teammates' abilities and don't like teamwork, just go it alone.

MD is another game plan released by Tencent. Since the acquisition of Qidian, Tencent's copycat business has spread to the field of novels. Without a system, authors do not know how to compare. The content must have a game system, including but not limited to upgrades, monsters, experience points, recharges, VIPs, etc.

I thought I had the talent to be an evil god and cut leeks as an NPC, but it turned out that I was participating in the dungeon as a player, and slipping away was not suitable for me. Come on, author.