Dice In The Darkness: Cthulhu Calls真实的克苏鲁跑团游戏

#panic# add ai translation please pretty please pretty please with 100 dollars (monopoly money) on top🙏

I just couldn't build any interest, and that's really sad because usually this would be right up my alley. Stopping at Ch.27

I’m in the second arc and this story is truly good the characters can’t speak out of character unless in a (private room) with the rest of the characters and an added cherry on top is that the original author actually rolled real dice for the story! Which means any of the rolls you see in the story be it a success or failure was caused by the authors terrible luck in real life and also the author writing around their failures ensuring different routes that were once supposed to be used but due to a failed role was unable to an example is in the first arc where the party rolled 4 rolls and all of them failing!

The premise of the story is good, and everything was good up till ch121 and it had a massive chapter duplication. Then it started a new arc at ch144 and you can automatically detect that there are massive gaps in the story like chapters were missed in the upload.

It’s likely that those problems exist in the later chapters as well. So until this is fixed I have stopped reading at ch144.

Heys guys tell me if you know this novel.

Description: the MC and most people can somehow enter inside items or objects and fight monsters that represent the degradation of said objects, and by killing the monsters and getting back into the real world can magically improve and even outright upgrade the objects. There is some kinda classes like in d&d too, I also think the novel is Litrpg based
The MC may have been isekaied, or somehow regained previous life memories or something along those lines I dont remember exactly....read it a while back.

Story: The MC is a male, the story starts in a village, there is a strict hierarchy in the village and almost nobody is allowed to go out of the village by the village chief, the MC is kinda looked down upon by other due to his grandpa making some problems or mistakes in the past so he is like an outcast.
Then some soldiers comes to the village to fight a changeling and they conscript the magic users from the village and MC goes along with the youths among them is the granddaughter of village chief. They defeat the monster with some modern earth physics application and somehow blow up the monster.
Then back at the village the MC somehow upgrades his class fights the village chief and spelndidly loses and chief let's him know some secrets to his grandpa's past andthen he gets out of the village and travels to nearby city and join some kinda approximation of adventurers or mercenary guild or it could be the gaurds in the city too....done remeber much.....and this is all I remember

So I have to ask the poison testers, is it any good?

It would be a very good work, but Chinese nationalism just kills. Each chapter mentions China, Chinese jokes, and so on. In addition, the author writes a million Pows, there is nothing stupid with spoilers for the next chapters. why? And the main problem is the breakdown of 4 walls. This is done as poorly as possible. It's not Deadpool, it's just tin. For example, in a dialogue with his friend, the main character tells him: So I will write a book and this is the book that we are reading and then begins to explain the characters and so on. In short, complete bullshit. The idea is great, the implementation is average, but Chinese brainwashing just killed the work. Google Translate.

Actually interesting story.
It really is like they are playing Cthulhu-DnD IRL. They can’t act freely, they are limited by their characters. So even when they (the player) knows something, if they (the character) doesn’t then they have to act like they don’t know.

Give it a shot through the first real mission (haunted mansion)

Fairly unique idea that is actually fleshed out and meaningful instead of being windowdressing

May fellow Taoists who venture there return safe and sound

The most known TRPG I can remember is Dungeons and Dragons, definitely one of the best memories I have…