Lies of Cthulhu

☀Niche index:7.5 🌟Boutique index: 6.5 The first person has always been a taboo in online writing. But there is nothing wrong with the first person in itself, it's just that most authors don't have enough writing power to control the first person. If the first person narrative is well written, it will make people feel immersed in the situation and empathize with the protagonist. This Cthulhu novel uses the first person to describe the weird, weird, unknown and crazy world very well, using the protagonist's sense of sight, sound, and smell. The sophisticated writing and unique Cthulhu style make the whole book very rich. Following the protagonist's first perspective, we can get a glimpse of a crazy and weird world little by little...

⚡[Puzzle-solving and reasoning style·Cthulhu's original creed]⚡ According to my practice of recommending books, I usually summarize the main plot developments first. However, this book is mainly based on mystery and reasoning. Any spoilers will seriously affect the reading experience, so I will not summarize it this time. [Reason for strong recommendation]: 1. This book is written from a "first-person" perspective. The first-person is used to describe the reactions and speculations about the development of a series of events in the face of indescribable unknowns and fears. The combination of the first-person perspective and Cthulhu fundamentalism techniques vividly demonstrates the sense of substitution, tension, and expectation. 2. The theme is biased toward puzzle solving and reasoning, with rigorous logic and careful layout. The plot development is also ups and downs and fascinating. The protagonist not only has to overcome the suspicion and suspicion of those around him and the enemy camp, but he also smells a bit of conspiracy and uneasiness in the respect and admiration of believers in the same camp. In this case, the protagonist's psychological activities and arrangements for handling things are extremely exciting. Overall review: [Xiancao] [Audience]: 1. A true Cthulhu lover. 2. Fans of the detective style of puzzle solving and reasoning.

This is a very good work. The author is very careful in laying out and writing a wonderful story. This story is a very rare first-person narrative. Although I was a little uncomfortable with it when I first read it, I gradually accepted the first-person narrative as I continued reading - after all, this kind of narrative is very suitable for exaggerating the atmosphere and cultivating a sense of immersion. The protagonist of the whole story, that is, "I", is a relatively magical existence. Roughly speaking, he seems to have had an unusual teenage period and experienced a lot of darkness. At the same time, there are many things that are different from ordinary people in his thinking - the most intuitive manifestation is that he is often regarded as an alien. And it is such a person who can be said to have been involved in the return of a Cthulhu-themed myth without his knowledge. Not only does he have to survive among many strangers who doubt him, but there are also different partisan disputes and various kinds of unfreedom among the people who regard him as a god. Therefore, in the story, the protagonist reasons about his current situation, completes various tasks as arranged, and weighs the strengths of both parties to make choices. It can be said that this is a story written with great care, and the plot of the main story is also very fascinating. The unraveling of the main plot and the meticulous logic make this story feel like a detective-style work, and the sense of immersion in the plot is also quite strong - this can be intuitively reflected in the fact that after reading it last night, I ran to read two chapters of other novels before going to bed in shock.

But not bad