The Moon-Shrouding Eye

The first volume of a novel with grammatical elements looks good, and many seemingly ordinary plots are foreshadowings that will explode later. The reversal is interesting.

It's exciting, the plot is very detailed, and the subject matter is also very fresh. In an era where cool articles are everywhere, the author is still very patient and digs holes and lays the groundwork step by step. It is worth encouraging! ! !

After watching the first few pictures, I feel pretty good. Although the routine is similar to Lord of Mysteries, the creativity is very good. Although the rupture of R'lyeh's egg and the awakening of Azathoth have different meanings, the first one represents the destruction of the spirit, and the second one represents the destruction of the world. The novel is quite good, come on!

It's wonderful, but why does everyone seem to see it?

The subject matter is relatively new and he is a high-quality author.

. . . Is there any difference between half a month and more than two weeks? [What] After reading it, in general, the plot is okay, but the character description ability is relatively weak, and the character expression method is also very average. The bold captain is not the giggling captain, and there is no one who laughs every time he speaks. It is strange that the author's writing skills are still relatively weak. If you compare it with "Lord of the Mystery" of the same type, there is still a big gap in all aspects.

Because of Tomato's new scoring system, their scores were lowered, but this is a very good book.

First of all, five-star praise, and then I want to ask the author, is the protagonist improving too quickly? In this case, wouldn't it be over in just a few chapters?

It's very interesting. It's a bit similar to Lord of Mysteries but it's a relatively monotonous Cthulhu novel. If you like Cthulhu, you can read it.

Has this book's rating been compromised?