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Lin Bei has transmigrated, and into the world of a game.
Looking at the panel before him, he realizes his 'cheat' has arrived.
Name: Lance Hamlet
Occupation: Otherworldly Retainer
[Ancient Bloodline]: The blood flowing through your veins grants you inspiration far beyond that of ordinary people.
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"So, my name is Lance now, huh?"
In a story with a Cthulhu Mythos backdrop, having too high a level of inspiration is not a good thing.
However, this has to be set aside for now. His top priority is to figure out how to survive in this world...
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I have read the free chapters was so disappointed at first monster, he prayed and the monster was sucked away, he details how he does his actions like how he regains control of a village, seizes farms from nobles things like that in great detail.
A very interesting read. Has a great world background and setup. I'm not an avid gamer, so I'm unaware of any inspiration from other sources. If truly original, it is a remarkable construction. I've read quite a few novels in which protagonists end up in positions with significant authority, but I haven't found one that describes the problems and responsibilities that come with the position as well as this one does, at least not on Webnovel. The plot is intriguing and seems to have been developed enough for readers to sense some direction. While the protagonist is strong enough to deal with most individual challenges he faces, the overarching goal is not straightforward to accomplish, which maintains some tension in proceedings. The protagonist himself is (as of chapter 296) in the dark about quite a few things, so there is an adequate sense of mystery, and the unfolding events slowly seem to come together, something akin to gradually adding more and more pieces to a jigsaw puzzle. It's not a flawless work; the translation isn't great, and some of the arcs aren't as well written as others. However, it is good enough to explore, even if the genre isn't your personal favourite. Overall, highly recommended.