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Books Like Cthulhu Mythos, Aberration, the Old Ones, and Lord of Mysteries
Are Any of the Protagonists from the Old Ones?
The protagonist travels through time and becomes the Old Ones, and knows that he is one of the Old Ones. Cthulhu
Looking for a Study List for OC People
I would like to read a book similar to "Jungian Psychology". Are there any OC references or books to study? I prefer Jungian psychology/personality typology. Others can also be recommended. Religion, writing skills, mysticism, psychology, and design can all be recommended.
Those Who Chant My Name Will Gain Eternal Life in Chaos - Restraint, God, and Containment
I want to read a book similar to "Start Summon 682, Awakening of Immortality".
Aberration Distortion Cthulhu Old Days Dark World
Literature Books, I Want Literature Books! ! !
Family members, I want to read literature books, books that can improve my writing skills or increase my knowledge. Beg on your knees!
Old Ones Series
Old Ones Series
Please Ask for a Cthulhu Theme, and the Protagonist at the Beginning Is the Old One.
Are There Any Old Books in Which the Protagonist Is a God Who Cannot Be Seen, Cannot Be Spoken, and Cannot Die?
The main character's ability is speech. If you don't find this kind of book, I'll recommend something else! There's been a book shortage lately! ! !
Biological Distortion, Physical Evolution, Embarking on an Evolutionary Road
I want to read a book similar to "The Strange Is Coming, When Did I Become Cthulhu".
Does Tomato Have Any Books with a Cthulhu Flavor? I Don't Want Cthulhu Fantasy Books.
I would like to read a book similar to "The Pillar Plan".
Are there any Cthulhu-style novels? Don't use indescribable weird novels. Don't let the protagonists be from the past, and don't let the protagonists kill people randomly!
Cthulhu Type, Book Waste.
Is There a Male Protagonist Who Is Bad from the Beginning to the End? Cruelty, No Virgin, No Heroine
I want to read a book like "Deadly Pursuit: This Defector Is Weird".
Tomato Riksulu Is a Novel That Seems to Be Untainted
It's like a cell prison. You'll fall into depravity just by looking at it. I'm looking for a serious Cthulhu novel.
If the system texts and time travel texts that are everywhere now have been transformed by the brain into comics that are easy to understand and have a simple style of painting, then this book can be said to have used the "graphics card" and "processor" of my brain for the first time in a long time, using extremely simple words to construct grand scenes with extremely high resolution. To be honest, it was very tiring to read, maybe because I haven't used my brain for a long time, and I experienced the joy of reading for the first time in a long time.
Very good original work, it makes me crawl in darkness, love comes from Cthulhu [smile]
This translation is actually not popular. I have briefly read both of the two popular translations on the market. I have to say that this is the best translation among the three versions. The translator's choice of words and sentences is simply amazing. Thank you Tomato for providing this version.
This book is so cool! The stories inside are full of imagination, and the mysterious monsters and terrifying scenes made me feel like I was adventuring in a wonderful world. I think it's a bit like Harry Potter, only darker and scarier. I especially like the story "Call of Cthulhu". It reminds me of a nightmare I once had. The terrifying feeling is so real! I recommend everyone who likes fantasy and horror stories to read this book.
I have also read several "Cthulhu Mythos" books offline, including Lovecraft's "The Nameless City" (0.5), "The Hills", "At the Mountains of Madness" and "The Shadow Beyond Time", which are Civilization 4.0 Installments. I have also read many of Derleth's books, such as "The Return of Hastur", "Itaqua", "The Cry of the Mountain Ghost", etc. It can be said that I have a little say. What should I say? As a modern person who has not watched a few horror movies, I cannot detect many things that should be scary. But I also understand why Lovecraft is said to have influenced horror fiction. Unlike other horror novels, he doesn't make you go away because he depicts the figure in the mirror not moving or the blood seeping from the ceiling. Lovecraft's horror is trying to describe a kind of horror or scary scene that is similar to what you have experienced, or a feeling of fear in your subconscious or your body's instinct. If you read it attentively, you will find that you may happen to encounter a similar scene in the next few days, and your brain will involuntarily make up for what you have read about Lovecraft. The most ridiculous thing is that I had several dreams, and the content in the dream was just a bunch of weird changes, but when I woke up, I felt that some of the scenes were similar to the content in the novel. I guess this is Lovecraft's NB, because many of the strange scenes in it are really similar to dreams. Generally speaking, Lovecraft's Cthulhu novels are similar to dreamcore horror. Only when you read multiple books can you experience a uniquely resonant horror in one of them.
The fifth book in the Cthulhu series. Among them, "Temple" is repeated from the previous book, but it has no influence. It may also be that I have read too many related articles and do not find it particularly scary.
One of the German autographs is quite interesting, but it's a pity that the author's ending is always so thought-provoking.
This is the first time I really watched Cthulhu. The more I watch it, the more I like it.
Classic, so classic
Fundamentalists come to read [laughing evilly]
I can only say that he is indeed an old man Lovecraft. Such extraordinary imagination was unprecedented at that time.
Good-looking, compact plot, giving people an immersive feeling
The translation is really good, much better than those machine translations.
/Very beautiful, the translation is particularly excellent
This version has the best translation! Language is very good