
Marvel: The Old Ones
漫威旧日支配者
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 330k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
117Chapters
580Reads
28Listens
76.9kReads · all time
In booklists 8
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Is an Old One?
The protagonist transmigrates as an Old One and knows that he's an Old One. Lovecraftian horror.
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Lately, I've Been Hooked on Marvel Stories
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I’ve Recently Gotten Into Marvel! Fellow Cultivators, Why Not Share Some Great Books with Me?
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Looking for a Protagonist Who Transmigrates Into Marvel and Joins the Avengers (Preferably an Original Character)
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Any Novels Where the Protagonist Is an Evil God or a Cthulhu-Type Old One?
I’m out of things to read. Please recommend me something good.
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Any Wild and Imaginative Marvel Stories?
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The Protagonist Is in Marvel and Can Summon and Exchange Characters
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Marvel: The Protagonist Starts Out with a Church
The protagonist starts out with a church, and every year, mob bosses come to pay tribute. He adopts a daughter and gives her a revolver named “I’ll Kill You 3,000.” His ability is runes, and he also takes in the Punisher and his son.
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It's really hard to imagine the author's mental state when writing the book [laughing evilly]
It's not bad. It's rare to see Gaxulu-themed movies in Marvel. I doubt the author's mental state when writing the book. My scalp is numb when I read it. I wonder if the protagonist can grow up later. The Alana family makes me feel a bit hard to accept.
It is simply a masterpiece, a masterpiece that cannot be reproduced. Bring indescribable, endlessly twisted and polluted knowledge to everyone.
Wow wow wow, this is a rare article that has a bit of a traditional flavor. It feels great to look in the mirror and fix the tentacles of a live octopus extending its tentacles from its stomach after washing. It feels so weird, cold, sticky and sickly sober. If you can't stand some bloody and cannibalistic plots, you can avoid them, but to be honest, the Cthulhu style itself is related to the pulsating flesh and blood, slippery and sticky scales, proliferating eyeballs on the body, elongated shadows that seem to entangle people, other breathing sounds in the confined space, distorted mental states, etc. Keke is more of an atmosphere and spiritual feeling that is different from the normal social structure, way of thinking, and mental state. If I say it so clearly, it will lose its taste. Just understand the spirit. Moreover, the male protagonist is not a human being. He will kill humans and eat them without guilt or feeling, just like we eat chicken. Nowadays, many Grammar-style novels are not good enough. I call them the new diluted version of Gram-style novels. The better novels will have some settings that twist the soul and go crazy, and the writing style is good and beautiful. Some of them are... (It's hard to describe)... (I can't say it yet)... For example, watching the evil god larvae transform into pets and roll around so cute and kind that they are just like ordinary creatures, or turn into a beautiful girl and a young boy with human feelings and fall in love with a human being... Very... (Ticks the corner of the mouth and makes an expression similar to a human smile)
I don't like the setting that superheroes, even the relatively inexperienced Punisher, can't be killed at will. The combination of flesh and blood is a bit like the original form of torture.
It's okay. The inexplicably cute Mr. Ke
Personally, I think it's very beautiful, and it perfectly replicates the Cthulhu Mythos in my mind. It's a pity that it's not popular!
Like this book very much
Chapter 31 appears twice
I like it very much. I just found this book on Tomato on the theme of Marvel and Cthulhu. I am looking forward to the following content. Good luck to the author.