Cthulhu Mythos

Broken internal organs, coagulated blood, entangled tentacles, lifeless eyes, twisted plants, shriveled limbs, mutilated brains, and scarlet fruits. Rolling in the contrast between red and white, silent in the blend of yellow and brown. Clear the fog of this article for me so that I can see the truth!

After reading it, I didn't feel scared while reading it, but I had a strange feeling of suffocation. I don't know if this is the right way to describe it. It just felt weird.

Fortunately, I have read the book that has been taken off the shelves. Compared with that book, this one has less content, but has more illustrations.

The end of the universe is not an iron ridge. Perhaps Cthulhu is the real metaphor of this world. When it comes to Cthulhu, most people know him through horror stories. After reading these works, I would like to share my understanding. The horror of Cthulhu comes from the fear of the unknown. It is a purely fictitious mythology system. The common theme is the insignificance of human beings in the universe and the exploration of knowledge that ends in a catastrophic ending. In the face of powerful cosmic forces, human beings appear not only small but insignificant. To put it simply, it is a novel, but in depth it can reach the realm of creation and philosophy. Therefore, the horror of Cthulhu does not come from the description of the scene, but from creating an atmosphere of unknown terror.

The Cthulhu Mythos is a mythological system created by the American writer Howard Philip Lovecraft. It is based on the theme of exploring the nature of human existence and the unknown, and is often full of horror and taboos. It is characterized by elements involving gods, cults, books, and horror events. Due to its unique style and story, the Cthulhu Mythos has wide popularity in the field of horror literature. There is a mysterious worldview in the Cthulhu Mythos that involves the unknown and the nature of human existence. This worldview profoundly explores human beings' perception and understanding of the unknown and fear, and reveals the limitations of human beings' understanding of themselves and the world. The Cthulhu Mythos often involves elements of horror, evil and taboo, and the storyline is full of darkness and pain. These elements often make people feel scary and uneasy, and the strong dark atmosphere is also a feature of the Cthulhu mythology. Madness is also a common theme in the Cthulhu Mythos. Due to the emergence of paranormal phenomena and horrific events, many people will become crazy when faced with these things. They can become irrational, disdainful of reality, and confused. These themes infuse the Cthulhu Mythos with a deeper sense of horror, while also adding complexity and depth to the story.

"It may not be death that sleeps forever. In the long and strange history, death also has its way of ending."

I have always been curious about the chapter related to the Silver Key, but in my plan I planned to read it very later. I accidentally saw it here in advance. Forget it, just see it when you see it. I would like to express my respect to the great Yog-Sothoth. You are the Lord of Time and Space, the King of the Endless Void, the Unifier of all things, the Star Shifter, and the solid foundation. , Conqueror of Terror, Creator of Pain, Destroyer, Victor of Glory, Son of Void and Chaos, Guardian of the Abyss, God of Original Darkness, Lord of Dimensions, Enigmatic Wise One, Keeper of Secrets, Lord of the Labyrinth, Master of Angles, God of Nighthawks, The Last Tip, Lord of Doors, Pathfinder, Almighty Eternal Lord of the Beginning.

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The book written by Mr. Love Craftsmanship is a classic, but who translated this version? Personally, I feel that the translation of the BY version is better, especially the Dunwich incident. BY translated it very vividly. This version is relatively less graphic and very stiff. I hope Tomato will reprint this in the future!

This novel is a fantasy without losing its literary character. We can see Lovecraft's wonderful imagination, and at the same time, we can also feel how delicate his description of the characters' psychology is. The title of Mr. Luo is worthy of his name.

The end of the universe is not an iron ridge. Perhaps Cthulhu is the real metaphor of this world. When it comes to Cthulhu, most people know him through horror stories. After reading these works, I would like to share my understanding. The horror of Cthulhu comes from the fear of the unknown. It is a purely fictitious mythology system. The common theme is the insignificance of human beings in the universe and the exploration of knowledge that ends in a catastrophic ending. In the face of powerful cosmic forces, human beings appear not only small but insignificant. To put it simply, it is a novel, but in depth it can reach the realm of creation and philosophy. Therefore, the horror of Cthulhu does not come from the description of the scene, but from creating an atmosphere of unknown terror.

After reading the entire book, the biggest feeling is that I am deeply attracted by the grand world described by Mr. Luo, especially the horror incident in Dunwich and crossing the Silver Key Gate. However, the only flaw is that the translation of this book is too descriptive.

I suddenly want to play group running, come and make up for it.

The Cthulhu Mythos is a general term for modern horror novels based on a surreal and supernatural worldview. The author of this book, Howard, and his colleagues have constructed a grand cosmic system, including gods, ancient gods, and all kinds of special creatures. They generally have ugly appearances; the plots of the myths are similar to their faces, and most of them are bloody and abominable. After reading it, Nietzsche's words always come to mind: "When you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares into you."

The story of this book is very novel, the monsters in it are weird and some of the plots are quite scary. But I think these stories also remind us not to explore unknown areas casually, because you don't know what dangers you will encounter. Just like those people in the book, they saw something strange and went to investigate it, only to put themselves in danger. We still need to remain in awe of the unknown world.

Wonderful! Especially the whisper in the dark and the metal jar that can extract people's thoughts. The author's imagination is so rich, and this authoritative academic language makes people feel like real recorded notes! [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] How awesome

The writing is very good, with a new mythological system in the 21st century. Unfortunately, it is a foreign novel, and the names of the people are too long, so I can't remember them. It is slightly difficult to read.

I saw 28/ on the progress bar and left a paw print.

It probably opened Pandora's box, and then the creature Cthulhu was born.

The first time I saw the word "Clusus Myth" was not in this novel, but I encountered it repeatedly in the theme of the infinite flow novels that I love so much, so I came to inquire and understand its source, which is this novel, "Clusus Myth". Crusu not only represents a certain creature created by the author, but his mythological system also represents a very unique world view. This world view contains many religious factors and human factors. His chaos and disorder disrupt the eternal pursuit of order by human society. There is a very interesting setting in which human beings will lose their minds, despise reality and have sensory confusion when facing some unknown creatures. This kind of madness, to some extent, is also a prediction of the possibility of human beings in the process of accepting the unknown. Overall, it is a novel with strong imagination that is worth reading.

Not a strong story, but not bad

Very interesting, of course, or so I thought.

Very pretty @daisy in the whiskey bottle

Check your san value quickly

I am currently reading "The Undead", but there are too many of them, too big and difficult to carry. I searched with the mentality of giving it a try, and it turns out that there is actually one.

I'm very interested in running groups recently [cool]

It must be arranged with five stars

@ Separately drink you can read this book as inspiration [eating melon]

It's okay. It's normal.

A classic, needless to say