
Great Old One, Please Begin Your Performance
旧神大人,请你的开始表演
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 259k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Old Ones series.
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Transmigration, System, Immortal Cultivation, Alchemy, Spatial Storage, Divine Beasts
A force to be reckoned with before transmigrating, and even more invincible afterward.
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Behind-the-Scenes Mastermind, Controls Everything, Beyond Human Emotions, Looks Down on All Living Beings
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The Old Ones can be kind, kind, angry, crazy, or have any emotion, but they cannot be truly kind.
Warm reminder when clicking: This book is not a book that completely follows the traditional Cthulhu setting. It is a book that mixes multiple elements, including foundation, mystery, thriller games and other elements. It is only created by the author's personal interest in Cthulhu themes. If you only like traditional Cthulhu themes and you don't like it, please do not leave negative comments (((φ(◎ロ◎;)φ))). The protagonist is an ordinary person who only inherits the body of Cthulhu and does not inherit the divinity of Cthulhu in the traditional setting. The content is mainly tense, thrilling and mysterious copy. If you don't like the subject matter, please don't leave negative comments, ヾ(≧∇≦Thank you≧∇≦)ノ
This comment is only for me personally. After all, it is just as boring as other books. I can just use other general frameworks to make up the plot by myself, but it is okay for novices, but it is absolutely inedible for readers who are used to reading most of it, or Cthulhu lovers. If you read too many books, you will know that the plots of novels in the past are clichéd now because many people are writing them, drawing cats and tigers over and over again. Once you are familiar with them, they feel clichéd. This is also a reflection of the new genre's increasing number of readers.
Well, this chapter doesn't reflect Cthulhu's madness, only his mercy. By the way, why are you so cowardly? Cthulhu does need to consider his relationship with other Cthulhus, and there is no need to be so timid.
I'm not Sister Li! Why is the protagonist so strong yet still so cowardly? Sorry, I was overthinking it. I thought it was only a little bit worse in the early stages.
No one has written about Cthulhu for a long time. I hope it doesn't disappear halfway through.
After reading this book, I was very touched. I felt that the author's writing style and conception stepped on my point. But it is a pity that the story ended in a hurry. I regretted it and also recalled the plot. (●—●) There are many touching places in the book, and they all made me feel the power conveyed and the great character that made me cry. (●—●) I like one of the author's settings. Most people have mixed rankings, just like us ordinary people; and if you want to make progress, you need pure rankings. This is similar to the public's perception (such as a character who is completely divided into black and white). (●—●) The description of the God War and the introduction of the general background are placed at the end of the book, which is very interesting. What I like about it is probably this. If you want to discuss it, you can leave a message. If you see it, I will most likely reply ~ ( ̄▽ ̄~)~ If you don't like it, don't comment. Book friends
The author's writing is not very good, but with Crusu's setting, I would like to give him five stars to encourage him.
I feel very good. This style is quite good. If you don't like the setting and don't like Cthulhu, don't watch it. Don't just give one star. It's boring. If you don't like it, just watch what you like.
What should I say? This book is one of the better ones I have read among many books about the Ke series. Unfortunately, things didn't work out as planned and it ended in a hurry. Overall, I still support the author a lot. Can there be a sequel? [Sinister smile]