The Moon-Shrouding Eye

The novel, which incorporates elements of the Cthulhu archetype, had a good first volume. Many seemingly ordinary plot points were foreshadowing events that would unfold later. The plot twists were quite interesting.

It's fantastic! The plot is gripping and the subject matter is fresh. In an era saturated with wish-fulfillment stories, the author patiently lays the groundwork step by step, which is truly commendable!

I've read the first few chapters and they seem pretty good. Although the plot is similar to Lord of Mysteries, the concept is quite impressive. While the rupture of the Egg of R'lyeh and the awakening of Azathoth have different meanings, the first represents the destruction of the spirit, and the second represents the destruction of the world. The novel is quite good; keep it up!

It's great, but why does it seem like nobody watches it?

The subject matter is quite novel, and it's written by a high-quality author.

Is there any difference between half a month and two weeks? I've finished reading it. Overall, the plot is okay, but the character development is weak, and the way the characters are portrayed is rather ordinary. The straightforward captain isn't the kind of captain who's always laughing; it's strange that he's always chuckling. The author's writing skills are rather weak, and compared to similar works like "Lord of Mysteries," it falls far short in many aspects.

Because of Tomato's new rating system, their scores were lowered, but this is a really good book!

First, a five-star review, then I want to ask the author, isn't the protagonist's power-up a bit too fast? Won't it end in just a few chapters?

It's a very good read, somewhat similar to Lord of Mysteries, but it's a rather monotonous Cthulhu novel. Those who like Cthulhu should check it out.

Did the ratings for this book get taken away?