It's Liaozhai, Not Cthulhu

First, I don't know the protagonist's strength. The power system feels very vague. I've read more than 20 chapters, but I still can't understand them clearly. Secondly, there is no sense of crisis in a mysterious world. The protagonist feels very laid-back. Thirdly, I feel that the protagonist is very pretentious. In this world, isn't it good to be able to protect yourself? How can there be so much sympathy? If you fight for the truth, how can you get the truth without fighting? This kind of world should be more cruel than the ordinary world of cultivating immortals. The first few chapters are quite amazing, but later it feels like it has strayed off the theme. What's the point of talking about science in this kind of world?

I haven't read it yet. With this kind of subject matter, you wouldn't write me a harem story or something ambiguous, would you? I think this kind of subject matter is best without a female protagonist. If there is one, I can only accept a single female protagonist who has no sense of existence. If the woman engages in more ambiguous affairs or has a large harem, I won't be able to read it. For example, if I often meet beautiful women, or often do this or that with women, or act like a dog licker, I won't be able to stand it. I will put it on the bookshelf first and read it tomorrow.

There are too many cloud imps in Cthulhu. In actual Cthulhu novels, there are no external gods in the pollution. The Old Ones are not gods at all. It is a creature that is essentially beyond human beings. And in the underlying structure of Cthulhu, we are all living in Azathoth's dream. In other words, Cthulhu novels are typical Hegelian nihilistic novels that deny human beings and even deny human existence.

Playing memes in moderation. The first chapter was pretty good, but it made me sick later on. It's full of bad memes. It's really hopeless.

After reading the introduction of this book, you will know where you still can't see it.

Very good, keep up the good work!

Why don't we resist foreign gods instead of choosing our own? Cthulhu is the real evil! Who does the shepherd's sheep refer to? Sometimes I really don't understand it. I have to be innovative and use external settings to dig into my own local system, and I still feel that I am very novel.

It just feels chaotic. There is no main line. The pace is too fast. It creates a chaotic feeling!

Member Hu is an evil spirit. Isn't it normal to kill people? Why do you grit your teeth when you see some wandering souls? Shouldn't you have some mental preparation before going?

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