Encyclopedia Entry: The Strange Things I Made Up Came True

Masked Tcho-Tcho [Source of inspiration: From the Cthulhu mythology, at the beginning of time, Shaugnar Fagern created a dwarf race named Miri Nigri from the flesh of primitive amphibians to serve himself. The offspring of the hybrid between the Miri tribe and humans are called Tcho-Tcho. They are an evil hybrid race, and their descendants are similar to humans in appearance, with different sizes and clothing. Because of their Mili origin, their average intelligence is only half that of humans from birth. The Qiuqiu people have a structure similar to that of humans, but their brain development is only half that of humans. They are short, but powerful enough. A strong Qiuqiu person can already carry a carriage. The Qiuqiu people once lived together with humans, because for human aesthetics, the faces of the Qiuqiu people are really scary. They cover their faces with masks. There is a special symbol on the mask. "/⊥" Is the unique mark of the Qiuqiu people. The minds of people in Qiuqiu are like children, they don't know what the sense of boundaries is, and they move based on joy or sadness. Hitting the head with a wooden stick is the most popular ritual for Qiuqiu people to welcome guests. If the wooden stick is knocked on the ground, it will be considered a provocation. Perhaps because they have lived with humans before, the Qiuqiu people have a complete social system, including priests who guide wisdom, clan leaders responsible for various logistics, and front troops responsible for defending their homeland. History: Originally, the Qiuqiu people lived peacefully with humans, but the human emperor listened to the slander and began to hunt the Qiuqiu people in large numbers. With no choice, the Qiuqiu tribe could only run into the deep mountains and forests, learn human speech, and pretend to be dwarves. Until... The Qiuqiu tribe gave birth to a Qiuqiu man with wisdom comparable to that of a sage, who was honored as: God Qiunu. So under the guidance of the god, the Qiuqiu people turned into several groups and went to live underground all over the world. It was not until the human world developed heavy industry and began to move underground that the legend about the dwarves spread. Desert Hill People. This type of Qiuqiu variant has achieved symbiosis with the facehugger (mutated scarab). The Qiuqiu people's masks are no longer made of inorganic substances, but facehug bugs. This type of Qiuqiu people provide support to the facehugger by eating other creatures, and the facehuggar allows the Qiuqiu person to gain greater strength and wisdom. Therefore, this kind of Qiuqiu people are very violent and have powerful attack power. Facehugger. It was originally an experimental scarab beetle in a desert laboratory of a certain country. By chance, after escaping from the laboratory, the insect accidentally devoured plant corpses that originally relied on meteorites for seeding. It has the strange ability to activate brain intelligence and control muscle cells. Alien plants (name to be determined) Similar The spores emitted by dandelions can parasitize on rocks. No one knows how they are born. Every time a meteorite passes by, countless spores will drift in the wind. Oxygen is the enemy of spores. Once exposed to oxygen, spores will die quickly. emm, I suddenly realized that it is science fiction, but what the heck!

Brothers, there is a typo in the introduction. When I returned to M3.14159 The day before yesterday, I was warmly entertained by the indigenous people of Centaur near the G961 asteroid belt. I drank too much and changed the introduction. No typo was found. Sorry The introduction can only be changed once a week. I will change it immediately next week.

I was obsessed with AI drawing for a while

After reading the first chapter, I suddenly thought of looking for some AI drawings. I didn't expect that there are really some... But, why are so many things drawn so weird...? So I planned to put it here. In short, the atmosphere feels very suitable. Then it's time to look at the pictures and make up stories...

I was about to say that the subject matter was similar to a book I had read, and then I suddenly remembered that the book I was talking about was Bobo's last book...🤤🤤

I feel like this setting is very strange. Now that the protagonist is creating weirdness and moving the world closer to weirdness, will weirdness be born in the future that is no longer controlled by pig horns? Now that the protagonist has made people adapt to the weirdness he created, will most of them die when the real weirdness comes out? Of course, there is a possibility that only the protagonist creates weirdness in the future, but in this case, this setting is really like taking off your pants and farting, and this world is actually just the protagonist's amusement park. To write about weirdness, but there is no sense of urgency at all. No one will be killed, only the snowman syndrome before the weirdness arrives will kill people.

There are typos in the introduction, and it's obviously a follow-up work.

This book is a serious supernatural novel that is both nonsense and logically consistent...

Bobo opened the book and didn't know how to say it in the group

In fact, I didn't get the laughs or excitement from this book. The main reason why I followed this book was because of the author's imagination. I was attracted by all the weird "weirdness" in it. I felt that I could continue writing. I started following your last book. I don't have enough money to reward you now, but I will chase you every day. This is the greatest support I can give you. Please keep writing, Mr. Qi Bo.