Who has a novel similar to Old God Hunting Ground?

2025-01-30 09:36

There were novels similar to Old Gods Hunting Ground: 1. Death Compensation, Author: Xu Ming 2."Opening a Core Cabin" by Xibei Cat 3."Strange Tales of Rules: A Nonexistent urban legend." Author: Binary-System Sword Immortal 4. Bonfire Shelter Company, Author: Riding the Little White Goose Upside Down 5. Player Research Guide. Author: Wash your hands frequently Time Freeze 499, by Lori Lefty 7:"The Strongest in the Team Will Die." Author: There's a thunderstorm today. 8:"The Strongest Samsara Boss", Author: Ying Tu 9: The Cursed Ship, Author: Jar Pao Kimchi 10:"I'm Really Not Indescribable", Author: Merely Salty Meow "On the Formula of Monster Synthesis", Author: 56.9 "I'm An Abnormal Creature Too", Author: A Passing Traveler Player, Please Get In The Car, Author: Hai Yanshan The Absurd Deduction Game, Author: The Poet of Eternal Sin Apocalypse Circular, by Night Shadow Love Princess 16:"The Punisher of the Heavens", Author: Six Hexagrams Have a Kan "The Real Cthulhu Group Running Game", Author: I Want to Make Trouble Mystery Makes Me Strong, Author: Mu Heng Survival Manual for the Strange World, Author: Feng Nanbei Global Game Evolution, Author: Jian Wuyun The following is a detailed introduction of these novels: 1."Death Compensation": Keyword: Dark Style, Celestial Style, Modality Style, Boss Style, and whatnot. Xu Ming's book was different from his previous one in terms of whether the protagonist had a female lead or not. 2."Opening a Core Cabin": A few days ago, someone recommended that Xibei Cat had released a new book. Although I often can't catch up with the later stages of her book, I'm still willing to give it a try every time it starts. The Warhammer series + Shadow Poem fusion monster game. The 2.5-meter tall man who looked like an ancient god brought along a set of novice heirlooms to travel through a world similar to the Warhammer 40K. His first stop was a world similar to the medieval warhammer. A professional psionic might look like a spellcaster, but in the end, he was a card player who played cards and summoned others. His current goal was to find the relic and upgrade the core module into a space station. Why I'm reading this book: I haven't read a cat girl's book in a while. I feel that this book is different from the past. Although it is still a pseudo-invincible style that is always half a level higher than the enemy, the protagonist has changed from the beautiful and cold crossdresser to the current comedic two-dimensional ancient god face man. There is a big contrast. The novel's world view uses Warhammer 40K, and the cheat is Shadow Poetry. Although I don't know much about Shadow Poetry, I've always been interested in books about card players. [Why not read this book? I haven't seen much of the later chapters of Cat Girl's book, but this chapter says that the main characters in her book will become feminine in the later chapters?] In general, the grain would be evaluated according to the situation. 3."Strange Tales of Rules: Nonexistent urban legends": Western, Steam, Transcendence. It incorporated some elements of the game, so it didn't matter if he had never played it before. There is no lowering of intelligence, and there is a lot of suspense in the foreshadowing. However, there is a long story in the middle where the protagonist experiences past events. Some readers may not be used to it. 4."Bonfire Shelter Company": There are a lot of memes. The composition of this book is very complicated. 5. Player Research Guide: The Player Research Guide is an interesting and fun novel. The story is smooth and immersive. The author used the protagonist of the reincarnation of the devil as the background and revealed a familiar symbol floating on the head of a dog, triggering a series of anticipated storylines. The advantage of the book was that the writing was smooth and the setting was interesting. Even though the pace of the beginning was slow, as a new author, it was expected that he would become popular. In addition, the book also incorporated elements of the fourth catastrophe of the Western Fantasy. The characters were intelligent, the events developed logically, the author's writing was mature, the details were accurate, and the communication between the players was not just a few words. Overall, the book left a deep impression and was rated 4.5 stars. It was written in a rigorous, meticulous, logical, and self-consistent style, showing an epic atmosphere. The writing skills were deep and gave people a sense of immersion. The plot was smooth and the rhythm was neither fast nor slow. Xing Wen felt as if he was drowning in a river of ink. He was absolutely calm and distant. He seemed to be within reach, but he had bumped into a cold, sharp, and transparent thin material. The addition of the fourth catastrophe made the setting even more interesting. Overall, the Player Research Guide was a novel worthy of recommendation. Not only was it interesting, but it could also trigger the readers 'thoughts. 6:"Time Freeze 499 Years": A novel of demons and monsters. The tone is grand. The author is a newcomer and is working hard to update. 7."The Strongest in the Team Will Die"[Completed] * Curse setting is more interesting, suitable for fast food/casual relaxation. 1. A novel with interesting settings for the main character team. Because of the curse mechanism, the strongest person in the team would be unlucky. Therefore, the stronger a person was, the more they could suppress themselves and only display a lower level of strength. (The weakest are the strongest) 2. It was quite interesting to explore the plot of the curse along the way, especially when it came to pulling people into the team to block the curse and their teammates. But the ending was rather rushed. 8."The Strongest Samsara Boss": Transmigration to a mysterious world, coincidentally a strange outbreak. Lu Fan, who was originally planning to stay at home, suddenly realized that four Samsara actors had come to his house. Even his beloved wife had been replaced. Only then did he realize that he was actually a Samsara World NPC, a walk-on that was specially used to complete missions for Samsara actors! How could he tolerate this! P.S. This is an inspirational story of a person who was forced to become an actor in Samsara and eventually became the best actor in Samsara. 9."The Cursed Ship":"The Cursed Ship" was a fascinating novel about the adventures of a young fisherman. The story began with a young man using a few broken ship planks to start his own powerful path. A mysterious magic circle gave the ship the power to evolve, and he embarked on an adventure in a strange world. The novel might have been boring at first, but as the story developed, the male protagonist's werewolf incident and his subsequent sea adventures became very exciting. The author's vivid description and thrilling plot attracted the attention of the readers, making them want to find out more. The description of the ship combat skills in the book was also very impressive, especially the description of the Chaos Ray, which made people feel the strength and courage of the main character. The whole story was full of mystery and adventure, making people feel as if they were in that strange world. Overall, The Cursed Ship was a fascinating adventure novel. Through the author's vivid descriptions and thrilling plots, the readers were brought into a mysterious and adventurous world. Although the story might be boring at the beginning, once the male protagonist began his adventure at sea, it would become very exciting and irresistible. Whether it was a reader who liked the adventure of sailing on the sea or a reader who wanted to see a wonderful story, they could find pleasure in this book. 10:"I'm Really Not Indescribable": Traversing Tokyo, Man at the Altar. Qing Ye did not panic. When you gaze at the indescribable, the indescribable is also gazing at you. He looked at Qing Ye, who licked his lips and opened his mouth… "Although I eat monsters, raise spirits, and have followers around me," Qing Ye said,"some people will go crazy when they see me, but I'm not indescribable." 11:"On the Formula for Combining Monsters": This is quite interesting. I didn't finish watching it because of the style of the plot and the reason for the updates, but it's pretty good in all aspects. "I'm an Abnormal Creature Too" 13:"Players, Please Get In The Car": At the beginning, it was a very well-written Unlimited. After it was published, Decibel Town started to brainlessly cheat. I thought that I was going to write a cool article, but later on, I was hacked and started to slander. Then, I read the comments and hurriedly cheated the intruder away. It was considered to be repeatedly disgusting. If you really want to write in a different style, isn't it better to offend both sides? 14： The Absurd Deduction Game: The Unlimited Style was a strange dungeon system. The character's abilities were also related to these kinds of props and ghosts. There was also divination poison. It was not the kind of bloodline exchange style. It was written in reality and the dungeon. The main character was immortal and the script was not bad. The dungeons were not bad. In the early stages, the male supporting role was a little too literary. Hahaha. However, as the characters developed, they became even more underlings. This was a male channel. You didn't see wrongly. Overall, it was not bad. 15: Apocalypse Circular: Yes, I'm watching 16."The Punisher of the Heavens": A poor scholar in Huangshan Village. He has a beautiful female neighbor called Chu Renmei... Jiang State Capital's little constable had a pitiful little loli living next door… He was the second generation of an official in Changdao City, and his childhood friend's neighbor was called Gaya... A silly beggar from Guobei County, living far away from the crowd and next to Black Mountain… He was…Shen Xingzhi, a warm-hearted man who descended to the heavens and lived next door to a female ghost. 17: The Real Cthulhu Team-Running Game: The Real Cthulhu Team-Running Game is an exciting novel. The author introduced the rules and settings of the team run in the book, and even people who knew nothing about DNA could easily understand it. The male protagonist in the story downloaded Cthulhu's team-running software, only to find that the role-playing in the game was played by a real person entering the script. Moreover, if all the cards were torn, the character in the game would die. In order to survive, the protagonist had to fight hard. This kind of intense and exciting team-running game was full of anticipation and excitement. The author also described many settings for running a group in the book, making people feel as if they were in the game world. Overall, this book was irresistible and brought endless fun and excitement. "Mystery Makes Me Strong": Mystery Makes Me Strong was a work of setting. The author paid attention to the rationality of the setting and worldview in the creation process, which made the whole story present a daily style. Although there were no obvious plot ups and downs, this unique setting and style still gave the readers a sense of freshness. For readers who liked setting and worldview, this book was a good choice. However, since there were no obvious ups and downs in the plot, the experience of following the updates might not be ideal. In general, Mystery Makes Me Strong was a well-designed book with a reasonable worldview. It was recommended for readers who liked setting and daily life. [Survival Manual for the Strange World] [Reading Progress]: Chapter 50 (Completed) [Jun-style label] [Genre keywords: Fantasy, Time Travel, Dark Flow, Suspense Flow] [Key words: ancient fantasy world view, vanquishing demons, Liaozhai genre, no daily life, no comedy.] [Character keywords: Decisive in killing, both intelligent and brave, partial to bravery; Neutral and kind camp (partial to order); No female protagonist; Group portrait.] [Excerpt] Title: The Tiger Is Poisonous and Eats Its Cub: Is the Setting Preceding or the Pattern Preceding? Many readers would raise the question of rationality when they criticized books. Although most of the time, this "rationality" is used to compare the content of the book with the reality, I personally feel that the real contradiction is the fact that the plot is not smooth enough. In other words, was it reasonable for a cube person to exist? It didn't make sense. Was the Lego Movie reasonable? It was reasonable. Was "Lego vs Sun Wukong" reasonable? It didn't make sense. Then was 'Lego vs Sun Wukong·Nolan's Producer Version' reasonable? Most people would probably say that it was reasonable. The Lego people went from reasonable to unreasonable, through a process of setting up routines, routines, and settings--this was what most authors did. They first thought of an idea (setting), then began to arrange various plots (routines) for it, and then added more patches and extended ports (settings) to it, and finally formed a story (text). Was this process reasonable? It was reasonable. Was the result reasonable? But not necessarily. Perhaps someone would ask at this time. Ah Jun, didn't you ask in the beginning whether the routine or the setting was in front? I think you've already explained the process clearly. However, the order in which the two things came into being did not determine the order in which they would develop in the future. In the process of an author's writing, he might start from an idea (there were also a few who started from a plot to form a story), but in the "dough" mode of constantly adding ideas and plots,"water" and "dough" would always occupy the main body. Did you write this plot for this setting, or did you add a lot of settings for this plot? [Please move the full version to my column] "Global Game Evolution": Chen Anlin had transmigrated to a modern game world. Here, everyone wanted to conquer various games and obtain magical rewards. You can read these novels on Qidian Chinese Network.