The Sons of the Outer Gods Walk the Earth

✧Background world: modern Europe ✧ Tags: #CthulhuMythos #esotericism ✦ Visual inspection shows that she has CP, she is a female student from the University of Michigan ✦ ✧Score (out of 100): 86 ✧ Single owner message: The protagonist is the descendant of Yog-Sothoth, but he is the fifth soul to have traveled through time. It's not a cool article, it's more like a novel than an online article. Those who are used to reading it will find it very interesting.

Grain- The subject matter is rare (traveling into the world of the original Cthulhu novel, not a pseudo-genre like mystery) and the writing style is good, but the protagonist has a character that is too much to chew on. It's okay to risk your life to save strangers who don't know you. You even managed to escape from serious injuries, but the protagonist's dead child who was throwing stones at the roadside was attacked by a monster, and the protagonist ran back to save it. It's very strange. You are so kind and you don't try to build a good relationship with your relatives? Shouldn't we try to persuade them first? Forget about the girly bitch with her personality set, how about crying in the arms of her ex-friend's parents when they were in danger and failed to save them? You just met once and you can't even remember what he looks like... Are you sick? If you can tolerate Madonna and The Riddler, are familiar with the original work of Cthulhu (the explanatory component of this book is zero), or are very interested and willing to look up information while reading... You should still be able to read it, after all, the writing is not bad.

20251130 This time I brought three COC novels, and I ranked this one first Selective recommendation: If you like COC, don't miss it. Even if you have no interest in COC, this is still an excellent story. Kuaishou: 1. Sometimes whether a novel is good or not can be judged by whether the author has a strong sense of presence when reading it. This novel makes you immersed in it. The character description and plot development are all very natural. 2. As a COC background novel, it avoids a common pitfall in COC novels for me: on the one hand, the earth and human beings are so small and meaningless to the entire universe, and on the other hand, these and other outer gods were in this corner of the earth or paying attention to the earth. Although it may not be as good in terms of concept, in terms of the quality of the novel, I would like to rank it in the same position as Wall-E's Doctor Dawn.

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