Cthulhu: I Just Want to Cultivate Immortality

Although this ending is rather hasty, I feel it is somewhat reasonable. After all, isn't the world of Cthulhu capricious?

Look to the sky, high up The time has come for the stars to return to their alignment The past is gone and the end is coming The seal has been broken and the Great Old Ones have awakened. They will come back and humanity will be shocked they bring fear in whose name they call letters When they come back, they hope to return to darkness Ignorance and stupidity become the new masters Where they are they are the rules Starry and hot, boiling and trembling Foreshadowing the end of the world Horrible Horrible Horrible Extremely, extremely, extremely scary Rising from the bottom of the sea Emerging from the ground Falling from the sky they are everywhere They will come back and humanity will be alarmed they bring fear Look to the sky, high up The time has come for the stars to return to their alignment The past is gone and the end is coming The seal has been broken and the Great Old Ones have awakened. Madness will rule fear and pain The place they are in will be endless sorrow Ignorance and stupidity become the new masters Where they are they are the rules Starry and hot, boiling and trembling Foreshadowing the end of the world Horrible Horrible Horrible Extremely, extremely, extremely scary Rising from the bottom of the sea Emerging from the ground Falling from the sky they are everywhere Be afraid Look to the sky, high up The time has come for the stars to return to their alignment they will come back eventually

Giao! It gets a little overwhelming and then disappears (ﾟVanﾟ) It's really good, cheers for the author (`Δ´)!

It's so good. If you don't like this book, just take it. It's the first time I read such an interesting novel that incorporates Cthulhu elements. I'm already a die-hard fan of the author!

I read the book reviews, and many people said it was a bad ending, but I think if the author really had some personal reasons to end the book quickly, the ending was actually very good. First of all, this book is a Cthulhu-themed novel, and the ending is quite like Cthulhu. That is, when the evil god comes, all the foreshadowing or foreshadowing you thought before is no longer important. The feelings of the protagonist himself and other people are completely unimportant when the old rulers come, there is only insignificance and helplessness. This sense of gap is also one of the charms that this subject matter can embody. (PS: This comment contains a strong personal subjective color. If you like to see a happy ending or the protagonist reaches the peak of life, you can ignore this comment)

I just love Cthulhu books

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Goodfellas is over at chapter 79, you're so short

I really can't fix the ending.

If it wasn't too hasty, I could give it 5 stars.