King in Yellow

It's a very good book. The premise is not to get too obsessed with it, especially the dream-like part. The protagonist wakes up and thinks it's just a dream, but in the blink of an eye he sees reality again. It's amazing.

The first four chapters are worthy of reading by Cthulhu fans as everyone said, but the times have passed, and I prefer to call these four chapters a suspense novel. The last six chapters are a romance novel, and they are quite worth reading. The description of scenes and characters is worth my lifelong study.

The picture interpretation is good, but I read something else. The translation is not good. It must have been translated for a long time. There is a feeling of creating a candle smell for the sake of creating a candle smell. It is very deliberate. It should be more comfortable if you read the original foreign language and translate it yourself, but the translation of the poem is good.

There is indeed a certain reading threshold. The large number of long sentences and paragraphs and the writing method that pays more attention to intention may give readers a not-so-comfortable reading experience. There is no discussion about the yellow mark of its restraint system. Now I am just repeating what others said. Whether it is the first part (The King in Yellow itself) or the second part (historical novel), it can be seen that the core of the author's writing revolves around a more emotional approach. Although the styles before and after are different, it can also be seen that the author was influenced by some wars and popular customs at that time. A comparative analysis can be conducted before and after.

I'm not used to reading the structure of long English sentences in e-books, and the translator prefers literal translation. The first four novels are horror novels, and the rest are history or romance. Chambers's descriptions are quite beautiful and truly romantic. It is worthy of Chambers who later successfully transformed into a best-selling romance novel. In the opening chapter of "Repairer of Reputation", Castagne was deeply influenced by the script. The slowly creeping sense of madness is so exciting that it's terrifying to think about it. The solvent in "Mask" that can solidify beauty freezes beauty and releases beauty, which is very strange and beautiful. There is also the poor man whose soul was hunted in "The Court of Dragons" and was forced to bear the unknown malice of God. When he understood it, he was taken away. The whole book can be viewed as a group portrait work. It is really interesting. There are so many chapters about love, showing the love and beauty of human nature, many different ways of love that are sighing, loving until life and death, suffering for love, worrying about love... Notre Dame Street has a happy ending. At the same time, Severn on the other side of Four Winds Street kisses the dead but still beautiful lover in a dreamy and heartbreaking way. Although there are romances and historical novels in the back, they are very life-like and vivid. I found the American romances of the last century quite interesting, maybe because the cultures are different and these are things of the past tense. [Thinking] Personally like it and have high acceptance rate. But some of them, such as "Prophet's Paradise" and "Barre Street", are a bit unclear...

Before reading, let me take a look at the masterpiece of one of the founders of the Crusu mythology system; after reading, I should respect it more. I have never read similar books before. The horror stories and undead stories have a dark western feel to them, and when you think about it carefully, you will feel an immersive fear. The first four chapters are novels, and the last six chapters are the story of the author studying in Paris. If you are only interested in novels, just read the first part! One more thing, I think "The King in Yellow" is the same as "The Sunflower Book", it is a secret book but not a good thing.

"The great King in Yellow, the Nameless One, the Lord of the Deep Sky and the Starry Sea, I wish to have limbs like yours. I want to transform my left hand. It is of no use to me when walking, sitting or lying. It is not as flexible as my right hand and not as strong as my legs. Such a useless mortal body! My brain and eyes prevent me from looking directly at your true body, nor can I think about the true meaning of the universe. Such a useless mortal body! Their legs are so fragile that they can only walk on smooth and hard ground. You can't lead me over many obstacles to reach the distant Lake Harry, such a useless mortal body! The fragile mortal body can be reduced to dust with just a slight scratch from swords and guns. Even if it doesn't suffer, it won't be worth the time. The corrosion of such a useless mortal body! As for the right hand, it should be used to commemorate my race, the fragile race. When my body dies, my soul can follow Bayaki to Lake Hali next to Carcosa on the Pleiades. "

Why does the chapter display abnormally on my side? I can't watch, I can only listen to the book. I really want to see those illustrations! I watched it once before, but didn't finish it. Now I'm back to watch it again.

The author Robert W. Chambers is known as the king of the Cthulhu mythology system, and this novel is known as the representative work of Cthulhu mythology novels. The book depicts a series of ancient, terrifying, supernatural mysterious creatures, gods and evil cosmic forces. These creatures and gods are often huge, terrifying, and powerful beings that transcend human understanding and imagination. They come from the depths of the universe and possess endless wisdom and power. This novel is such a terrifying existence.

You can definitely watch "The Street of the Four Winds" and "The Prophet's Paradise". Does the rose covered with thorns come to life under the erosion of death? How can the reliefs on the palace surpass the beauty of a moment? It's not that "Notre Dame Street" is not good-looking, but the unforgettable love is more touching.

Okay, although some translations are inaccurate and a bit stiff, it's okay😊[smile][smile]

Hp. One of Lovecraft's sources of inspiration

The following love stories are also very interesting! If you like pure love, don't miss it! My favorite is the yellow mark one! The setting of Artist and Muse is very romantic, when a painter whose talent has dried up and is stuck in a bottleneck meets a beautiful, pure and vital model Daisy. Their love brought a burst of inspiration to the painter, allowing him to create the masterpiece of his career. But all this is a huge trap. Because the source of inspiration is the source of madness: the painter's inspiration does not come from love itself, but from the yellow seal. He gained unprecedented creativity, but at the same time he was eroded by the madness. Daisy, a living and loved person, gradually became the material and carrier of his art in the eyes of the painter. What he drew was not only her beauty, but also the cursed symbol. When the pursuit of ultimate beauty in art and deep affection for a lover are combined with the deepest, overwhelming terror. Gorgeous, elegant, and then irreversible destruction from the start.

Long live my king. May Aldebaran always be visible in the night sky.

It looks good, and the illustrations are also very good, but I don't know if it's my own fault or the translation problem that I can't stand. (Can you tell me if someone calls me, I'll run away first)

I love the story of Notre Dame Street very much, and the Prophet's Paradise is also very good

In fact, from the whole story, "Les Deis" can be said to be a very good one among the novels collected later, although the ending ends hastily and the translation is also very stiff. Love across centuries... Is not so real, and may change... But when seeing the ruins, will Philip be in a trance, but everything is so real. In the end, the Countess did not wait for him to declare his true love, but left him with endless regrets. His life was left in his youth, but not Philip, nor time, spanning 400 years... Everything was lost, but still not lost... Isn't that the glove?

I particularly like the story of the sculptor with supernatural powers, very imaginative. However, I really disliked the crazy artist in the story and his behavior made me feel really uncomfortable. Overall, The King in Yellow is a book well worth reading that will immerse you in a twisted world.

"The shadows of thoughts are continuously lengthened in the afternoon."

Hehe, I just came to see the pictures

Praise the King in Yellow! ! !

Long speeches are not lacking in art

Huang Yi's script, my lord's guidance - are you ready to lose yourself?

Okay, note from foreign literature school

Classic classic classic

The King in Yellow is good

It requires a little bit of thinking, which is a bit challenging for me, but it's okay, it's very novel, and the whole book is more of a stream of consciousness.

Later, it changed from a fantasy novel to a romance novel, although the writing is okay

For lovers of Carcosa Orthodoxy, this book is simply a bible.