An Eldritch God Takes Me Across the Multiverse

How can I not give myself a five-star rating [Learned] Readers, please leave your weird stories and weird objects. I will write them into the novel. Remember to write them in detail. Thank you 🤔

A grand and diverse world view, delicate writing and very comfortable character portrayals. I particularly like the author's description of the protagonist's character, a truly chaotic and changeable person who possesses self-thinking and self-awareness. But the shortcomings are the same as "Lord of Mysteries". It is just a Ke style of painting, but it does not write the core of the insignificance of mortals in the Cthulhu mythology. In my eyes, the most fascinating thing about the Ke series is not the tentacles and the indescribable evil gods, but the cold and grand universe and the small, arrogant and ignorant mortals. The gods of the Ke system are the gods that I think are the most god-like, because they are indescribable, do not pay attention to anything in the world, and do not care about anyone or anything; their mere existence is a disaster, and a single glance can destroy a civilization. I hope the author can describe it like this, even if he has no reason, because for a real god, whether he is rational or not is meaningless.

Hello, author! First of all, please don't be nervous. I'm not here to urge you to update it, because I believe that I can see its ending in my lifetime. Please write carefully. It doesn't matter how long you write. As long as you don't give up and don't overflow, everything will not be a problem. I will wait with your loyal readers. I admire your writing style very much, which is both humorous and profound. To put it bluntly, if you are included in the article, you are a senior performer. I am the audience who appreciates the video. Your performance has reached a fascinating level. Just like Jian Han's state of watching "The Fifteen Days of Leohard", one more episode means one less episode. I want to watch it but can't let it go. The contradictory and complicated emotions drive me crazy. I was just a bored idler, and I clicked on this novel aimlessly, with no intention of finishing it, but you succeeded in making me "half" finish it. Now, I can only express my emotions! Only leaving a message in the comments can stabilize my mood at this moment. With a sense of luck, I hope you can see it. Come on, author, I look forward to every "next chapter" of yours.

Hear my call! The King of Endless Void! Star mover! A solid foundation! The master of earthquakes! Terrible conqueror! Creator of pain! Destroyer! Glorious winner! Sons of Void and Chaos! Guardian of the Abyss! The original god of darkness! Lord of Dimensions! The enigmatic wise man! Keeper of secrets! Lord of the Labyrinth! Master of angles! God of nighthawks! The final tip! Lord of the Gate! Pathfinder! The Almighty and Eternal Lord from the beginning! Umer Yat Tawer! Iak-Sathath! Yog-Sothoth NAFL'FTHAGN!!! Your servants call to you!

In fact, there is no description similar to the Three Pillar Gods in the original work. There is no direct evidence in the original work to prove whether Azathoth is truly at the apex and higher than Yog-Sothoth. Most of the reasons why this view is believed by others come from the infamous family tree. But the problem is not only the letter itself, but that this family tree does not receive any support in the original work, especially when it comes to those beings that obviously lack causality and origin. It does not make much sense. Most of what Lovecraft said in his letters can only be used as supporting evidence and most of it cannot be taken seriously, especially considering the weird sense of humor and countless contradictions in his letters, such as one of his letters claiming that Yog-Sothoth has no blood, no parents, and has always existed. You can see how he included himself in this genealogy, which in another letter was only used to tease a man who thought he was a descendant of Zeus. His sense of humor was notoriously weird at times. In "Through the Silver Key Gate" we can learn that the being known as Yog-Sothoth is the Supreme Archetype who is the head of all eternal archetypes, and Azathoth is described as the ultimate god who rules over all (very similar to the eternal archetype). This is very similar. The description of Yog-Sothoth is equally transcendent. The Supreme Archetype completely encompasses those Eternal Archetypes so that the two are on completely different levels, and the gap between them is as far apart as the gap between ordinary people. And Azathoth is the boundless ruler of all the gods. Lovecraft spent a whole paragraph in "Through the Silver Key Gate" to show that Yog-Sothoth is so transcendent from any angle, that he is not inferior to Azathoth in any way, or even better. Azathoth is also mentioned as the Lord of All Things, but the same title is not superior to the supreme prototype, and Azathoth dreams of everything is such a ridiculous misunderstanding that no evidence can be found. In the end, there is no clear conclusion about who is in the first place. First, there is no direct interaction or relationship description between them. Second, they are all descriptions of the sky. The Supreme Archetype is the all-encompassing fundamental essence of all existence, and Azathoth is the boundless ruler of all gods and everything.

I feel like the author has written well, and there is no ambiguity around the protagonist. I really like watching the protagonist bicker with his system. Also, boss Yog-Sothoth!!! Sister!!! Take me away, I have too much homework!!! I don't want to do my homework, oh oh oh oh oh

A small suggestion to the author. The outer god who occupies time, space and omniscience in the Cthulhu Myth is actually not just Bubble. The special thing about Bubble is that his existence is similar to the underlying foundation of the Cthulhu Myth. For example, Azathoth created the computer operating system of Yog-Sothoth, and then ran various software on this operating system (Naiya and Gauze are special)

The subject matter is good, the idea is good, the plot is reasonable, and the protagonist is humane. It is currently the most boring book among my unlimited books. Each world has a climax (although there are only two worlds now), and the plot and background are appropriately connected, achieving a natural promotion.

It can be seen that each chapter has a relatively large number of words. Chapter 11 makes me feel like I have read more than thirty chapters🌚 The book is very good, come on [Read it carefully]

This book is quite to my liking. It is one of the best novels about the genre and the Myriad World novels. It combines the two materials very well. The plot is relaxed and moderate, and the structure is compact. It is one of the best novels about the genre that I have read this year. The last excellent novel of this genre that I have read is "I'm Really Not a Demon God" written in large letters written by Leek. I don't know why this book has such a low rating, only 7.4. I'm really sorry for the author's plot. In short, I recommend this book. Please support the author and urge you to update it. (Of course it would be better if you use my extraordinary items)