The Secret Cult Master of Hogwarts

I stayed up late to tie it, it looks great, it's so delicious! ! ! It smells so much like a tantric religion! I hope the protagonist can successfully ascend! But the tragic ending in Naija's wicked drama is quite interesting.

Is the heroine Nayako? Want to see Black Pharaoh Nayako and the Swollen Daughter

As we all know, whether you are a labor leader or a bricklayer, you are all highly paralyzed patients who lie in bed and sleep every day. When you are not sleeping, you are either scribbling on the canvas or wandering around listening to gossip. Sooner or later, contact the Investigation Bureau and have you, the idle members of society, arrested and sent to a labor camp.

I thought I was blocked by an "illegal vocabulary" platform, but it turned out that it was deleted by the operation officer of your book and said it was a "post for suggestions". Am I not discussing it? I'm not the only one who discusses "The Esoteric Cult Simulator is completely different from the world view of Cthulhu." Is there anything wrong with me posting the same in the "Discussion" section? There's not even a ghost under the suggestion post. Are you sending me to pioneer? Okay, I will post the suggestion below, and I will post it again in this discussion area, and then delete it. Then I have to leave for the sake of my mood. The following is the original text of the original post I have read more than sixty chapters so far, and I always feel that the book's super-stitch-style world view is very strange. I love crafts sometimes, and the secret cult simulator at other times. The main theme is "flying up and down, jumping left and right". Gram and Esoteric simulators are actually very different in nature. The core of the setting of the Noon World is Gnostic mysticism, which emphasizes that "we are born to pursue the radiance, just like sparks flying upward". There is a clear order of "the radiance is upward" and "death is downward". There are the likes, dislikes, joys and anger of the gods and the deliberate fights they cause, and there are nine principles , there are invisible arts and great arts, there are "secret transmissions", there are "influences", there are seven levels of history in which "all histories are like rivers, and calendars are like sailing boats", there are "battles that overturn rocks", there are "setting leap suns", and there are apprentices (those who study invisible arts) pursuing the path of ascension to the Master - the Immortal - the Named One - Si Chen. Generally speaking, this is a world of "Western-style immortality". Kexi, in essence, is science fiction. It talks about the fear, despair and complete powerlessness of human beings when faced with "indescribable" "entities" that are far beyond their own cognitive scope. Its background is "We live on a calm island of ignorance, in a vast and endless black ocean, but this does not mean that we should sail for this purpose." It is an extremely pessimistic agnosticism and anti-intellectualism. Obviously, there is an underlying logical conflict between the Kexi worldview and the Zhongwu worldview, and they are not so suitable for the "strong alliance" suture method. So, my personal suggestion is that if you want to write about Tantra, you should discard the core of "Ke" and leave only a little "Ke flavor"; if you want to write about Ke, you should reduce the content of Tantra as much as possible and only create some specious "unresolved ambiguities".

Before going to Hogwarts, you will only go to the Rat in the Wall instance and another instance (the one at Prince's house does not count). Copies of Color of the Stars, The Shining, Phantom of the Opera, etc. Will be placed during the holidays after school. If you have any horror stories/horror novels/horror movies/horror games that you want to read, you can leave a message here. When the author sees a copy that he is interested in, he will go through certain magic modifications and meet with you! ( • ̀ω•́ )✧

So what is the name of the secret cult organization founded by the protagonist?

I found a website where you can pinch Tantric characters I feel like I'm really bad at pinching peoplehhh

In my eyes, the difference between Esoteric Cult and Cthulhu is still a bit big. They are not as good as having completely different world views. The background of Cthulhu is unknowable fear and meaningless emptiness, while Esoteric Cult is different. The god of the world, Si Chen, can die and can be killed, replaced, and replaced. Cthulhu is disordered, while Esoteric Cult is orderly.

"The forest grows outside the walls of Mansu. Everyone who studies history knows that Mansu has no walls." - "Night Journey"

Judging from Voldemort's attributes, he should worship Ig, the father of snakes.

Ah ah ah, you eunuch, I'm going to turn black.

I don't have a good review of this book. How should I put it? It comes partly from the main structure of the Harry Potter world, mixed with some things that I can understand and things that I can't understand. Regarding the plot of the story that the author wants to express, what I can understand is that the humans in this world are definitely not naturally born humans. They must be related to some kind of evil god and even add some unknown factors from the evolutionary process of primitive humans. As a engraved novel, his despair is not very obvious. If in the later stages, the esoteric sect must believe in a living god or its gods. It is impossible for the protagonist to open up another new pantheon, or to transcend directly. After all, it stands to reason that the Cthulhu pantheon essentially evolved from the same thing and you cannot transcend their essence. The protagonist's group has essentially been expelled, and their adulterated things already belong to another genus.

This book hopes to be targeted at readers who don't know much or even don't know the Esoteric Cult, as well as readers who have a little idea of ​​Cthulhu. Therefore, the advancement and expansion of the worldview will be relatively slow. It is not intended to introduce all the background stories at the beginning. Instead, as the protagonist improves, the plot unfolds and gradually exposes more and more things. About the question about the Cthulhu system: The protagonist and his forces are not mortals in the world of Cthulhu, but an evil cult with identity and background in the world of Cthulhu, who dreams of becoming a god. Of course, what I want to talk about is not agnosticism and unspeakable fear, because he is (or will be) fear itself. As for the inability to integrate the worlds of Esotericism and Crusu, first of all, the author did not mean to mix the two worlds together, but the protagonist was confused about these things at the beginning. At present, the protagonist has realized that these are two systems. Secondly, the author feels that there is always something to try. I'm very sorry if there is any dissatisfaction with the writing and design. As a new author, you are slowly improving yourself, and I hope this book will get better and better. Finally, regarding the specific design... It is impossible to spoil the story. I can only reveal that many things happened when the two world systems collided. One thing that can be said is: the people who speak in the forum are modern netizens in our world. As for suggestions and discussions, this is because the author has been very busy recently and rarely reads the comment area. If you reply to the author's post, the feedback will be faster than posting in a book review. I hope everyone can maintain harmony with each other and not quarrel because of various misunderstandings, which will affect your mood.

What kind of influence does the protagonist have? Talk about a lamp but you feel thirsty; talk about a cup but satisfy your desire with knowledge

I'm looking for a novel like this with young Voldemort as the protagonist, with more original plots.

I'm not crazy!