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Nolan... If you are interested, you can take a look

The book is currently too young to finish in one go. But according to the tens of thousands of words I have read, this book is considered food now. Although the story has not been fully developed and the author can slowly explain and rationalize it, it is a bit inconsistent to stuff an Easterner into Faerûn. What's that joke about? "Mysterious power from the East"... If I can't deal with cultural differences in the later stage, I'm afraid it will collapse. According to the introduction, the author wants to integrate Cthulhu into the DND system... I am optimistic about this. Recently, "Wings of Frost" is also writing a copy of Cthulhu. Although I have not read the original work of Cthulhu, I don't think that throwing it into the native Faerûn can be logically consistent and not affect the setting of the power system... Especially the author seems to want to follow the traditional Western fantasy rather than the route of the magician becoming a god. Is this anal to win the evil god? It's still too young and I don't know how it will develop, so it's difficult to rate it! I will re-evaluate it when it reaches 500,000 words.