Do Cyber Investigators Dream of Bionic Cthulhu?

There is nothing much to say about the first dungeon, and you should all feel the full sense of Chang An's immediate vision, but in the second dungeon, Zhou Tai joins, and there is a duel before facing the sacrifice. Then after facing the sacrifice, the protagonist reveals the truth, and the sacrifice suddenly collapses, which is really a bit speechless. To sum up, at least the first two dungeons are not outstanding. Except for the story background, I can't feel the feeling of Cthulhu at all. Whether it is the protagonist's friend Zhou Tai or the story logic, it is a bit poisonous. In other words, the "wave" advertised by the protagonist has completely eliminated the flavor that the story should have. I can only feel that some of the protagonist's operations are inexplicable, and these operations themselves are a bit illogical. However, I can use cyberpsychosis to make up for these lack of logic. In other words, the author himself wants to put cyberpsychosis into the Cthulhu system to form a way to avoid losing sanity in addition to the lack of emotion. But this is not well reflected, it can only feel a bit baffling.

It's okay, but since he's a cyber bard as a profession, the music should be more cybernetic. I think death rock or electronic music is also good.

After Cyber ​​Zombie, I saw Bionic Cthulhu again I have to say that you, the author, still know how to play

According to the popular Cthulhu rules, isn't the tone just street heroes fighting against the Cthulhu cult?

I have read the latest chapter. I feel that the writing is good and not too poisonous. At the beginning of the article, I was surprised by the character of the protagonist in the book. The atmosphere is more cheerful. I am just curious about why it is not popular. This book has already reached 67 chapters.

The character Zhou Tai is really awkward to watch, and his speech is very dramatic.

Do cyber Taoist priests dream of mechanical zombies?

By the way, has the protagonist named Ling recovered again? I have seen several protagonists named Ling I feel a little nostalgic.

I don't quite understand it. The title says Cthulhu went in and saw that the protagonist learned a zero-ring trick. Is this COC or DND?

If there is anything you like or dislike about this work, please feel free to mention it! The author will read every article~ (Rolling) 😍😍😍

🙂After reading this, why hasn't it been updated yet?

The writing is actually very good, but the style is a bit awkward. Logically speaking, cyber society should be more depressing, but the performance is very happy and funny... There is no sense of tension or pressure at all.

It's funny when someone calls the protagonist by his name, why not call him L?

What's going on? Why hasn't it been put on the shelves yet?

Cyberpunk seems to have an expansion about Cthulhu, called Darkest Hour, InterfaceVol. 2, No. 2

First raise a 100 chapter and wait for Shennong