(Inspired by Dream Guides, with Blue-and-White Society-style rule-based ability development and conceptual abilities for cracking high-difficulty apocalyptic worlds)
The Company of Order Across the Worlds is recruiting a Dream Guide to handle its apocalypse-world operations.
No subsidies are provided during field assignments. You will receive only the following bizarre skills:
Boundless Blessings: Walk four steps backward in a washroom to become the revival aide of a randomly selected big shot.
You There?: Any conversation that starts with these words will get no reply.
My Young Friend, What Are You Expecting?: Immediately tell an enemy what you're thinking.
The Protagonist Always Appears First: If you're the first to appear, the story is forcibly centered around you.
Create Something from Nothing: You can always pull out something completely unexpected.
I've Been Set Up: Designate an unrelated event and make your target plot against you.
Other skills include [XX Ants Die], [AI-Generated Knife], [Apprentice], [Take the Stairs], [Idea King], [Throw Money Away], [Sit and Forget the Way]…
(Company disclaimer: The descriptions above are for reference only. The actual skill effects take precedence.)
Positions are limited. Apply now!
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My name is Lin Bai. I've seen many apocalypses:
Beast invasions, horrors made real
Demonic martial arts, chaos in the martial world
The severing of Heaven and Earth, the Age of Decline
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But can someone tell me why nightmare worlds based on Junji Ito, The Three-Body Problem, Cthulhu, Dao of the Bizarre Immortal, Warhammer 40,000, the original Infinite Flow, and the Containment Society are also part of the job?
(World One: Anomalies from the Rim World are stitched together with monsters from various horror franchises.)
(The Junji Ito arc in World Four is the most complete, followed by World One, then World Three.)
Shennong
The current content of this novel is already quite good; it remains to be seen whether the author's imagination and writing style can elevate it to a masterpiece. It has great potential, and I look forward to the author's future works.
The ocean is all water, a single sentence can be turned upside down by water countless times. A genuine water pen.
I only realized I'd been tricked after subscribing to the whole thing. I don't like stories about behind-the-scenes manipulation! 😭
It's too watery!
Actually, there's definitely innovation and originality involved, and developing skills and coming up with creative ideas are all fine. But sometimes when you get carried away writing, or you're particularly satisfied with a certain description, you don't need to repeat it over and over again. Like this passage of mine, it's so sloppy!
You! Go and kill the Dream Master of All Realms!
Why are there so few comments about his mother?
The book is alright. Well, it's a good read. It's just a little too watery.
Speechless
The dumbest thing is, I don't know if your repeated paragraphs are due to a problem with the AI generation or if you're trying to play with fragmented paragraphs but don't know how, but the fact that it hasn't been improved in the second volume only shows that you don't even understand how to use AI.
The plot is alright, and you get to the part about the PUA pseudo-human after the tsunami is resolved. However, the style leans a bit towards a light novel, with lots of amazing moments, explanations of the setting, repetitive dialogue, and blatant jokes (I get all the jokes, I've even played RimWorld, but the author's writing just feels a bit off).
I immediately went and watched Dream Master again.
It's not funny. Those who came for the "Dream Master" story are probably expecting something funny. The writing is rather traditional, and the inclusion of too many supernatural elements increases the difficulty of understanding. I'll wait until the next story before subscribing again.