At a school dedicated to containing people with abilities beyond the bounds of reason, all kinds of extraordinary powers, each unique in its own way, are springing up like mushrooms after the rain. The students with supernatural abilities must outwit and outfight one another in an unprecedented free-for-all.
Due to the schemes of the ill-intentioned evil god Cthulhu, the students begin killing one another. The protagonist, Tiansi, must put his peerless powers of deduction to use, patiently unraveling the clues until he uncovers the whole truth. All the while, the evil god Nyarlathotep watches and laughs...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual events or people is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Let's leave a floor to see how many people got in because of the cover.
Your cover???? Shui Longjing???
Good guy, your cover is great
The introduction is ridiculous, but Cthulhu harms humans? Would you kill ants for no reason? No, no, no, is anyone so boring? He can even do Cthulhu. The author is ????, How old is this little kid who can even do Cthulhu mythology? Only believers can do things like harming human beings. You, a god, will personally go into battle to cause trouble? Believe it or not, I will send you a French version of The King in Yellow?
I haven't read the book yet, but it should be Nyarlathotep in the introduction. What the hell is Nyarlathotep (?д??)?
Don't ask, everything is Naiya's conspiracy, the little master is the old pot king.
Produced by a supermarket, it must be a high-quality product.
Produced by a supermarket, it must be a high-quality product!
The prologue contains too much information, and the character dialogue is not clearly marked. It was so confusing to read. But 20 chapters and 180,000 words are really awesome!
The cover is well chosen, a gentleman is indispensable