Food Disaster

[Green Good Product] This book combines daily food with Cthulhu elements in a particularly underworld way, and I started to have psychological shadows even while watching it. The story is set in a world where food is completely alienated. Everyone is controlled by parasites and treats weird Cthulhu-style food as a normal diet. The protagonist Chen Qi is one of the few "sober people" who can see through the nature of food. In order to survive, he has to hide in a mental hospital and rely on "picking up garbage" to obtain normal food - but these things that are rotten in the eyes of parasites are actually delicious in his eyes. What's even more amazing is that every time he eats, the parasite's "lock attack" will be triggered, and the entire hospital instantly becomes a hunting ground. This sense of oppression while eating and running for one's life is simply comparable to "Resident Evil". Overall, this book is suitable for readers who like novels and psychological horror, especially if you want to read it while eating (literally). But if you're looking for fast-paced combat or in-depth plot, it may feel a bit draggy. It is recommended that you read it after you have fattened up. It should be more exciting when the author expands the world view.

⑦ This is a flavorful book, the gospel of pica. 🔥 🔥 🔥 Feeling a little nauseous.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Imagination, already a eunuch, early stage imagination is worth a look The background is set in a world where food is completely alienated. Everyone is controlled by parasites and treats weird Cthulhu-style food as normal diet. The protagonist is one of the few "sober people" who can see through the nature of food In order to survive, the protagonist relies on picking up "trash" in the eyes of others. Every time he has a battle of wits and courage with the nurses in the mental hospital, it makes people's hearts beat faster. In short, it feels very oppressive!

I rely on this book. To be honest, I couldn't stand the first chapter. Of course, the main reason is that I am preparing to have lunch now, and I will taste this book after I have eaten.