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
- English
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The Great Old Ones can be merciful, kind, angry, insane, or experience any emotion, but they can never be truly kind.
Friendly reminder when clicking: This book does not completely follow the traditional Cthulhu setting; it is a mix of multiple themes, including elements of the Foundation, mystery, and horror games. This work is solely created out of the author's personal interest in the Cthulhu theme. If you only enjoy traditional Cthulhu stories and don't like it, please don't leave a bad review (((φ(◎ロ◎;)φ))).
This review is just my personal opinion. After all, it's just as boring as other books. It's good that you can fill in the plot yourself with the general framework. But it's okay for beginners. For readers who are used to most of these books, or for fans of Cthulhu, it's definitely not worth reading.
Well, this chapter doesn't show Cthulhu's madness, only his compassion. Speaking of which, why is he so cowardly? Cthulhu does need to consider his relationship with other Cthulhus, but there's no need for him to be so cowardly.
I don't like Sister Li! Why is the protagonist so strong, yet so cowardly? I'm sorry, I was overthinking it. I thought the problem was only in the early stages.
It's been a long time since anyone wrote about Cthulhu; I hope it doesn't just disappear halfway through.
This book really touched me. I felt that the author's writing style and concept hit the mark for me. But it's a pity that the story ended abruptly. While I feel regret, I also savor the plot. (●—●) There are many touching parts in the book, and they all made me feel the power they convey and the great character that makes people cry.
The author's writing isn't great, but given the Cthulhu setting, I'll give it five stars as encouragement.
It's pretty good, this style is quite nice. If you're into Cthulhu and don't like the setting, don't read it. Don't just give it one star, it's pointless. If you don't like it, go find something you like.
Well, this is one of the better books I've read among many works about the Cthulhu Mythos. It's a pity it ended so abruptly. Overall, I still support the author; could you please make a sequel? 😏