Mysterious Gray Fog: From the Start, I Became a Witch’s Tool of Revenge

The author controls the two styles [Cyberpunk] and [Cthulhu] very well. It blends just right in the context of the big world of [dystopia]. [Cyberpunk] is the auxiliary, and [Cthulhu] is the main one, forming the framework. Then fill in details such as [forbidden objects], [magic potions] and various [cyber-style technologies]. This is a good book worth reading.

It was quite enjoyable to read. This book requires characters and a plot. It is different from the brainless harems in today's Internet novels. Every time the male protagonist grows up, it is difficult and painful. This is the same as the growth of my soul and can resonate with me. The emotional changes of the heroine gradually change from initial caution to recognition and then to care and love. The emotions of the characters are relatively full, not the kind of mindless novels where I fall in love directly. Also, the subject matter of this book is the first time I have seen (not sure about other) Cthulhu Mythos? Or something else, you don't need to know too much about these when reading the book. The author doesn't rely too much on those when writing. It doesn't matter even if you don't understand these myths, you can still read them comfortably. Also, this book is a bit slow to develop, but it is patient and it is definitely good to read. The author's writing style is good, the subject matter is adequate, and the characters in the story should not be let go. (Please give the male protagonist some emotional intelligence. As I get older, I like to watch some love stories. It doesn't have to affect the plot too much. I hope the author can give me some normal tips.)

Recognized by 20 years of bookworms, these two years are rare works worth reading.

This book is the best one of this type that I have ever read. Really, as long as you read it carefully and slowly, it is really very good-looking and the characters and plots are very reasonable.

1. With the background of cyberpunk and Cthulhu mythology, the world view and the near-god waiter and gene warrior system constructed in the future science fiction world should be the only one in Tomato. 2. The protagonist has a high IQ and is not brainless. He is decisive and well-controlled in killing. It is very good that the author has just written a book and can outline such a popular image. 3. The battle scenes based on the first two are also very comfortable. The combination of mythology and technology is different from fairy tales and fantasy. It can be regarded as one of men's dreams. Overall, this book will definitely be popular on Tomato. I hope the author will not be discouraged because of the lack of outstanding results. It is already very good to be able to write this kind of subject to an appropriate level. At the same time, novels on Tomato need to be settled. This book will definitely exude its charm in the near future.

Come on, author, I think this one is much better than those 💩

In fact, I have wanted to write this book review for a long time, but due to my own writing style, I have been thinking about it, but I just can't come up with it. The style and type of this book are what I particularly like. The content of the article is also very good, the details are well handled, the plot summary is detailed and reasonable, the characters are vividly portrayed, and the spirit and will are particularly full, each with its own charm. I'm not making any big claims here. At least this book is what I say so far, and it's even better than what I described. It's really worth reading. I have a small suggestion. I hope the author can add some representative famous scenes and quotations into the article to make it one of the major features of the book. This should be more helpful in terms of publicity.

The rhythm is very good. To be honest, although I have read Cthulhu, I still can't understand the fear of Cthulhu (probably because I am a person who has no idea about the future of mankind), so I can see the Cthulhu theme. Now I can only say that I really admire the author's writing skills. The Sherlock Holmes-like opening and the protagonist with an online IQ are very rare.

The author's writing is good! I've read too many fast-paced cool articles, but it's also good to occasionally read slow-burning ones. This book on Tomato and "I Blasphemed God" are the best slow-burning novels I have read so far.

The plot and characterization are very good, but the emotional scenes are a bit awkward. You have to read carefully for a long time, otherwise you will forget it (mainly because the world view is large, there are many characters, and I won't mention their names) May the book shine like stars, burn like fire, and stretch like the Great Wall without falling! The voice of the heart rises here, and the reputation is sung! (If you have different opinions, please don't criticize. There are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people)