Lord of the Mysteries: My Secret Identities Span the Timeline

Let's make a bold guess about the avatar in the Earth Age. . . Why don't we go out for a night out?

My roommate's name is Huang Tao, and I can't help but laugh every time I watch the Lord of Mysteries fanfic.

I understand that this comment may be criticized or even deleted, but I really don't understand why the mysterious fan authors always want to give CP to the original protagonist or original characters such as Xiaoke. It may be because I haven't read the first few books of Squid, or maybe I am too straight, but I really don't see who is romantically inclined with whom in the original mysterious work (except for the captain pair). Karen, Keo, and even Kebe have all appeared in people. To be honest, I don't even like the original protagonist who has CP (although if it is well written, you should read it). In my opinion, the original work of Gein Mysterious is an excellent novel without a female protagonist (there is basically no ambiguity). I don't understand the meaning of all kinds of CP. Is it just to attract people who have never read the original work?

Damn, the Outer Gods book should at least have a synopsis and ending, right? ! Or at least tell me how to get it, Mr. Men! ! ! One of my favorite mysterious fanfics...

Since the protagonist wants to replace Steam, can the Triangular Holy Emblem of Steam be replaced with the Steam logo? Live to the end

If the brother doesn't want to update, just say so. Why should he deal with his sister casually like this? It all seems like the sister is being sentimental. That's right. The brother is weak and needs a lot of rest. The sister is urging her brother so much. It's the sister's fault. It hurts the brother's body, which also makes the sister feel distressed. Unfortunately, whether the brother is hurt or not, what does it have to do with the sister? ? Hurry up and add more updates, brother. . .

Oh my God, you wrote the book about Outer Gods? ! Do you know that I want to kill you? The data is fine, the writing is quite a lot, and the content is fine, but you don't update it.

To be honest, I have read quite a few of the mysterious fanfics on Qidian, but this one and the previous Eunuch's Outer God are my favorites. The reason is very simple. Xiao Ke can finally feel less lonely and go to an unknown ending alone. And compared with other fun protagonists, even if Lin En has her own ideas and will hide and persecute Xiao Ke, she never intends to harm him. She truly treats Xiao Ke as a friend, which is great.

I drew it at once, but after I finished it I realized that Lin Ruo's hairstyle was wrong (I confess) and the clothes were a lie It was too late and I wanted to go to bed so I didn't elaborate In fact, I just wanted to see these two things and exchange experiences on the persecution

I recently read another novel and suddenly thought of a setting. I wonder if it can give the author some inspiration. As we all know, the Cthulhu system is a mythical system that was created and perfected by Derleth and others by Lovecraft, and then continued to expand in later generations. As for the unspoken rules, future generations will try their best to avoid conflict with Luo Lao's original setting when creating the second creation. Even if it ends up pointing to the same god or character, it will be regarded as its incarnation or clone. This is why the author set the protagonist to be a splintered individual of Yog-Sothoth. Then we can actually think about it from another perspective. We can't directly change Luo Lao's settings. We can borrow the settings from Second Creation. For example, there is an Outer God in the Chaos Elements that is closely related to Yog-Sothoth: Neogthroship, who was also born in the Nameless Mist. He has almost the same authority as Yog-Sothoth and is often regarded as a clone or time-space counterpart of Yog-Sothoth. Then why not set the protagonist's end point as Neogthroship, and Neogthroship itself is also a second creation. It is a "fictional" character and an alien god that "exists but does not exist." It is also in line with the characteristics of the protagonist who does not exist but seems to have existed.