The Cthulhu World: My Days at the Clinic
克苏鲁世界：我在那开诊所的日子
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
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This book is imitated from "I'm Really Not the Chasing Dog of the Evil God". It's very similar in many places, but it appears in a different way. It's very well written, but I hope you can create your own model later.
It's good, but I feel like there are too many female characters, so some people can't accept it. The protagonist is really clumsy in the front, let's see if he can fill the gap. It's also weird to have a girl at the beginning (because there is no female protagonist). I hope the story will be more exciting in the future and written well. (Is it still updated?)
This reminds me of several books I have read
Yes, the concept and context of this book are relatively clear. Although there are many shortcomings, it is quite complete as a book without any bad endings. It is always harder to write an ordinary ending than to write a wonderful beginning. Give me five stars to encourage you.
I took a look and there were a lot of negative reviews. Those who thought there was a female protagonist after reading the first few chapters can actually look back and see that there is no female protagonist, but there is an extra worker. So far, I think it's pretty good. I like Modo Modo. I hope there will be more. It's too little.
It's okay, but the beginning seems a bit like I'm not really the lackey of the evil god, and then the map suddenly changes and the direction changes. It's just that at the beginning, the author was a little bit private and drove a little bit, but it's not very offensive and it's okay. There are quite a few female characters, but no ambiguous plot is acceptable.
Oh, this damn translation accent
Watchable, good, like [shy] There is a Benke book similar to this one, with a similar worldview. He is a bookstore owner, and this one is a clinic owner. I read it a long time ago. I can't find it because there are too many books on the bookshelf.
Author, tell me, the protagonist must be an alien god! It must be! It must not be another race!
I've finished reading it, thank you to the author for sticking with it until the end! It's a pretty good piece of Cthulhu literature, incorporating several classic Cthulhu stories, including The Cloud over Innsmouth, The Rat in the Wall, Color of the Stars, and At the Mountains of Madness. The images of the supporting characters are also very three-dimensional, even though there are several BEs. However, in the Ke world, the fate of ordinary people may be like a candle in the wind. Kroon and Lance were really miserable. I thought there would be a side story about waking up from a dream and being reunited in another world line, but I was overthinking it, haha. In the early stage, the story of a mysterious beautiful girl like a Japanese manga is easy to watch, but in the later stage, it actually accounts for very little, and there is basically no heroine. If the author still writes, he may consider reducing such elements.