A huge conspiracy is hidden under the peaceful city of Ye. The believers of the old rulers are hiding under this thousand-year-old city, planning the return of the evil god.
Amateur detective Gao Jue, because his SAN value is too low, has been involved in conspiracies many times. Let's see how he and his partners experience strange events one after another. Whether they can stop the evil god's conspiracy and protect themselves and this modern city, please stay tuned for the book of strange events in Ye City!
Reader comments
There are many miscellaneous points, including elements of the Alien Assassination Array, Cthulhu elements, and horror and horror elements. The logical reasoning is still very good, but some reasoning areas are relatively low-end, and some areas still have holes left unfilled. The octopus monster in another world connected to Baijiafeng, and the scene depicted in the Ascending Immortal Record is in conflict with the previously mentioned octopus monster of the old rulers on the alien planet. The best thing is that it fully connects Chinese history and the old rulers, and it feels well connected and has a lot of imagination. It is worth recommending.
Fine. That's my understanding of Cthulhu. Would it be better if it didn't have an ending? It's a bit confusing and confusing. That way, the unit drama can be rewritten over and over again [laughing]. Now that the ending has landed, you can always see some shortcomings.
It seems okay now, especially the incident regarding the Mizhen Cult.
Alas, after reading this, I feel so lost.
Although I feel like there are some holes left unfilled, Cthulhu is written very well.
It's very good. I admire the author's imagination in connecting history with the Cthulhu Mythos.
In most cases, the protagonist's IQ is above average. Each story is of moderate length. The supporting characters are relatively reliable, unlike some novels that are just used to hold things back. Overall, it is a good novel.
There are many miscellaneous points, including elements of the Alien Assassination Array, Cthulhu elements, and horror and horror elements. The logical reasoning is still very good, but some reasoning areas are relatively low-end, and some areas still have holes left unfilled. The octopus monster in another world connected to Baijiafeng, and the scene depicted in the Ascending Immortal Record is in conflict with the previously mentioned octopus monster of the old rulers on the alien planet. The best thing is that it fully connects Chinese history and the old rulers, and it feels well connected and has a lot of imagination. It is worth recommending.
Fine. That's my understanding of Cthulhu. Would it be better if it didn't have an ending? It's a bit confusing and confusing. That way, the unit drama can be rewritten over and over again [laughing]. Now that the ending has landed, you can always see some shortcomings.
It seems okay now, especially the incident regarding the Mizhen Cult.
Alas, after reading this, I feel so lost.
Although I feel like there are some holes left unfilled, Cthulhu is written very well.
It's very good. I admire the author's imagination in connecting history with the Cthulhu Mythos.
In most cases, the protagonist's IQ is above average. Each story is of moderate length. The supporting characters are relatively reliable, unlike some novels that are just used to hold things back. Overall, it is a good novel.