Star Cthulhu

(Ambrosia-, Infinity, Civilization) The name of this book is quite poisonous to me personally, because I am not interested in Cthulhu or anything like that at all, and I usually take a detour after reading it. But this book is different. This book was recommended by a book friend. After reading it, I realized that the Cthulhu in the title does not refer to the annoying tentacle monster, but to its inner core spirit - the fear of the unknown. This book describes the story of the destruction of civilization (according to the author). Of course, with the protagonist here, the civilization he encounters will naturally be saved in various ways (probably). The author's imagination is still very big, and the civilizations he wrote about are quite distinctive, and they are all unified in a logical background. The writing is exciting enough so far, and the follow-up is worth looking forward to. Highly recommended to take a look🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Although the name is Cthulhu, it mainly talks about the dangers in the darkness of the universe. The layout is a bit childish, but you can watch it. Please support the seedlings.

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Eunuch article. . . Liangcao has a big world view and feels easy to write about, although it's okay for the time being. Imaginative writing, self-consistent settings, and unlimited flow of supporting characters with high IQs. Looking at the comments replied by the author, I found that the author must have spent a lot of time reading. He must have read books on the original culture of Cthulhu, and has a different understanding of Cthulhu culture. The author's writing style is not bad, and his ability to describe scenes and design the plot is also good.