Who has a novel like The Occult Professor's Chronicle?

2025-01-26 11:17

There were novels similar to The Occultism Professor's Chronicle: 1. Above the Mist, Author: Fickle Scholar 2."The Black Sun Hangs High", Author: Doctor Zero 3. Necromancer's Experimental Notes. Author: Nian Feichang 4:"The Killing Intent of Man, The Reversal of Heaven and Earth", Author: Zombie Dance 5:"The Secret Nightmare", Author: No Water at All The Necromancer of the 21st Century, Author: Shiqi Zheng 7: Servant of Crimson, Author: Sakiko Mengno 8."Starting from the Monks of the Secret Seminary." Author: Looking out the window at midnight 9:"Legendary investigator begins from holding luck." Author: Drifting Rain 10: My Experience in the Cthulhu World, Author: This Tea Is Still Warm 11:"Wizard: Adding Points to Demon Hunting in the Age of Steam", Author: Zhu Xiaowu 12: I Create Esoteric Religion in London, Author: Religious Person The Joy of the Dragon Knight, Author: Bai Yuhan Divers Under the High Wall, Author: Little White in the Rain "I Live Forever in the Fantasy World." Author: Jiuqu Hanjiang World Mysticism Guide, Author: Weilong Isn't Latiao "America: The Exorcist", Author: Ersan Kitten Gunfire, Punk, and the Master of Necromancy, by Soth The following is a detailed introduction of these novels: 1."Above the Mist": Supernatural. The new author is very spiritual. The writing is smooth and the plot is quite exciting. 2."The Black Sun Hangs High":"The Black Sun Hangs High" is an original Western fantasy novel. The author used a unique technique and writing skills to tell the story of the game planner crossing into the game world he designed. The protagonist traveled back in time to a hundred years ago and witnessed the wave of world change. Starting from the prelude of the curtain opening in Salem City, he participated in this world full of steampunk and Ke's strange elements. The author's description was very detailed and the metaphor was appropriate, giving the readers a strong sense of image. Although the pace was a little slow, the protagonist's calm personality and anticipation for the plot made people look forward to the next development. Overall, the setting of this book was very good. It was a fantasy work worthy of recommendation. 3. Necromancer's Experimental Notes (False dnd) A necromancer who thirsted for knowledge walked on the path of forbidden knowledge with a long-winded dead head. He never stopped and never looked back. Evil schemes, deadly tricks, the collision of wars, the temptation of demons, all of them were revolving under the gears of fate, causing him to be deeply trapped. A hero of justice, a strong heart, a kind help, a heroic sacrifice, and the dazzling brilliance of humanity. How would a mage who studied death choose between good and evil? It was a story of encounter, adventure, and growth. "How are you going to affect the world? You are just a speck of dust in the tide of history." PS: This book has no system, no level, the protagonist does not transmigrate, the combat and spell system mainly draws on the rules of the fifth edition of the dnd, but there are a lot of magical changes and village rules for the world background. 4."Human Hair Killing Intent: The World Repetition": I didn't expect this author to change the subject. When he first started out, he wrote two sports novels. The response was not bad! The transformation was not satisfactory! I hope this book can be written well. I've read more than 50 chapters. Not bad! 5."Mysteries and Nightmare": A gray wave where machinery and mystery coexist, a strange mystery where dreams and reality crisscross, the gods whisper in the darkness, and humans survive in desperate situations... The gears of fate had already turned! Who can recast yesterday's glory? 6. The Necromancer of the 21st Century: The Necromancer of the 21st Century is a novel about necromancers. The story was about the daily life of a doctor who traveled to modern Japan. Although the main character was a necromancer, his profession did not have much of an impact on his daily life, which made this book suitable for casual readers. The author did a good job in describing daily life, but when it came to fantasy elements, especially the combat parts, his performance was not ideal. Even so, the setting of the book was obviously influenced by the DNA, which was both its specialty and its poison. In general, this book's theme was relatively niche, but for readers who liked this type of novel, it was still worth reading. "Servant of Crimson": It updates slowly, but it's a rather exciting fantasy novel. It has a light novel style, and the words and sentences are more mature. It can immerse people. 8."Starting from the Monks of the Secret Cultivation Academy": From an ancient scripture, experience a mysterious journey from [Secret Monk] to [Dirty Craftsman], from [Executioner of the Punishment Gate] to [Soul Release Monk of the Ancient Temple],[Duoba Wizard],[Successor of Voodoo],[Mountain Guardian] The first dungeon world was written quite well. At least it was considered fodder. The author also had a good understanding of Tibetan Buddhism. At least he had a serious understanding of it. He had a good control over his writing. 9:"Legendary investigators start from controlling luck": Interesting. Luck is always better than others. The protagonist's IQ is on the line. The opening background uses this characteristic to destroy the Black Dog Gang. The character's fun attribute and characteristic boost make it very easy for him to encounter all kinds of accidents. The protagonist walks in the wind and waves, looking very carefree. Personally, it was subjective. He could take a look. "My Experience in the World of Cthulhu": Night falls, crazy ravings come from dreams, evil spirits roam the land and devour souls, monsters run amok and break bones and drink marrow. This was a story of an ordinary person crossing over to another world and using his proficiency to become stronger and wipe out evil gods. 11:"Wizard: Hidden in the Steam Age and Adding Points to Demon Hunting": Suspected to be a small fry in the underground intelligence network. Through the accumulation of his predecessor, he started the wizard profession. He was sold by the old man to work in the logistics department (investigator) where normal people could not survive the first mission. The main character's intelligence was high, but his cheat was not strong. The Survival Point system he had could only reward him with feedback on what he had experienced. Overall, his senses were good. Good reviews and recommendations! 12:"I created a secret religion in London": We worship the moth, the god who searches among the trees in the forest, the god who flapped his wings in the skull, the god who is mottled all over... It was a very authentic Doujinshi novel that used a complete esoteric worldview. It was rare for it to directly use the complete esoteric worldview instead of modifying the original worldview to a certain extent like the players Super Justice and the musicians of the past. It was a book that was worth looking forward to. "The Joy of the Dragon Rider":"The Joy of the Dragon Rider" was a fascinating novel. It told the story of how a small manor owner swayed on the path of power and finally became a Dragon Rider. The story was compact and fascinating, making it impossible for people to stop reading. Through vivid and delicate descriptions, the author vividly displayed the protagonist's inner world and growth process, allowing people to truly feel his happiness, confusion, and loneliness. The descriptions in the book were very realistic, making people feel as if they were in that era and experiencing that story personally. At the same time, the language in the book was lively and interesting, allowing people to feel the author's unique insights and thoughts in the process of reading. In general, this book was a good book worth reading. Whether it was from the story or the language, it could bring great reading enjoyment to the readers. "The Divers Under the High Wall": Humans born within the high wall covet everything outside the wall. In the year 63 of the Pendulous Calendar, the inside of the wall was shrouded in black fog. Humans were struggling on isolated islands at sea, fearing the monsters in the fog under the protection of the light of Freud's lamppost. The lunatics who actively walked through the darkness and brought hope to mankind were called the Deep Dwellers. "I Live Forever in the Fantasy World": Don't stop, the world is going to die. For a thousand years, he resisted the fate written by the gods. He witnessed how a fantasy world of swords and magic broke the monopoly of the church, the royal power, the mages, and the nobles, and transformed into an era where steel, gunpowder, steam technology, magic decadence, reputation, and wealth determined everything. The only thing you need to remember is that you still have a soul in this long journey. (Western Fantasy X Longevity Style, Steampunk from the middle stage, paying more attention to the changes of the times than personal gains and losses, micro-group portrait) "World Mysticism Usage Guide": Interesting article, the Foundation feels that it's different from many new books that are of the same quality. "America: The Exorcist": Good. The author's writing is mature, creative, and the story is compact. It's very attractive to me. Although there weren't many chapters yet, he hoped that the future wouldn't collapse. He was very optimistic. Strongly recommended. "Gunfire, Punk, and the Master of Necromancy": The neon lights in the steam are hazy, and the shadow of the company lurks in it. Humans are driven like zombies and are muddle-headed, but after I awaken, I will definitely turn over a new leaf and take charge. Regardless of whether he was facing guns, swords, technology, or curses, regardless of whether his opponent was a living person or a ghost, in this world or on the other side…he faced death and lived, gathering darkness into light. I used a punk song to cover them up.