Immersed in Nuclear Wastewater from the Start, Cthulhu Emerges and Destroys the Island
开局浸泡核污水，克苏鲁出世灭岛
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- Completed
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- 241k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- Unknown
- Updated
- 2y ago
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The Protagonist Becomes a Monster and Keeps Evolving. No Harem, No Goody-Two-Shoes
Something like The Black Dragon Code.
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.
The Protagonist Has Bug-Like Powers, Such as Control Over Causality and Concepts
I'm out of books to read, folks!
Novels Where the Protagonist Gradually Becomes Less and Less Human, or Less Like a Normal Creature
Looking for books like The Guest, Your Mom's Tentacles Are Crying! The stranger the better, like Dr. Apple in The Guest, Your Mom's Tentacles Are Crying! (either her battlefield form or her true form).
Lovecraftian Horror at Its Most Extreme: Despairing Yet Exhilarating
I desperately need some books about the Cthulhu Mythos. I have already become obsessed with Cthulhu. My lord, bestow upon me some books about you, my lord!
Those Who Chant My Name Shall Find Eternal Life in Chaos: Cosmic Horror, Gods, and Containment
Looking for books similar to Summoning 682 from the Start, Awakening Immortality.
Funny Stories With No Female Lead. It Absolutely Must Have No Female Lead.
The male protagonist must be intelligent and there must be no female lead.
The Protagonist Becomes Cthulhu, Leaving the Other Protagonists Completely Oppressed by Him
Any Lovecraftian Stories with an Evil God as the Male Lead?
I read a similar novel somewhere else before, and I wonder if there are any like it here.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Turns into a Monster from the Start and Never Hides It, So Everyone Knows What He Is
Ideally a dark story, where becoming a paranormal entity means killing without hesitation, and becoming a monster means getting revenge on everyone who wronged you. No hiding your strength or identity, no putting on a mask.
The Protagonist Is Nonhuman, Does Not Fawn Over Humans, Is Not a Monkey or Ape, and Does Not Become Human
Looking for books like Seer: The Three Holy Spirit Phantoms. Anything goes, dragons, machines, and so on. No monkeys or apes, no turning human later, and no outside incarnations. Especially no monkeys or apes, and no turning human. I can reluctantly accept other things, and I might tolerate turning human later on, too.
Mutation, Distortion, Cthulhu, the Old Ones, a Dark World
Looking for Books Where the Protagonist Has a Strong Killing Instinct
I’m into Behind-the-Scenes Stories Lately. Details in the Description, Please Help Me Out
Similar to: I Control the World: I Create All Supernatural Powers. Details: The protagonist transmigrates to another world and, for various reasons, turns it into a semi-game world. The players come from Earth, and the protagonist plays multiple roles.
The Protagonist Is a Harbinger of Doom
Any Books Where the Protagonist Is Known as Calamity?
Behind-the-Scenes Story: Humanity Rebels Against the Gods, and the Protagonist Is a God
Looking for books similar to *They Call Me the Creator God!*
Books Like Cthulhu Mythos, Mutations, the Great Old One, and Lord of the Mysteries
Evolution Fiction About Hunting Creatures Across the Myriad Worlds to Fix the Protagonist's Genetic Flaws
Please Recommend Cthulhu-Themed Novels Where the Protagonist Is Already an Old One from the Start
Cthulhu Outer Gods, Tentacles, Fanatical Followers, Dark Steampunk Era, Chaos and Anarchy!
The Male Lead Is a Big Shot, Exposed by Someone Who Was Reborn
Gods and Faith. No Making Everyone a God, and No Fourth Calamity
Looking for books similar to Transmigrated Into a Tree, a Bunch of Jokers Call Me Willow God.
Have Novels About Evolving From Animals Really Died Out? Get Them Going!
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Although the update is very slow, I still worked hard [shy][shy]
Great work, author, don't give up. There are very few Cthulhu novels. Yes, can you speed up childbirth? I want to see the protagonist give birth to a baby.
Good. The protagonist's sister will appear later, who is probably the anchor used by the protagonist to maintain his humanity. One thing to say is that I hate the setting where the protagonist has sisters. 🍅 Too many novels written by male channels are based on this setting. Some 🤢authors will deliberately write ambiguous words to seduce readers who have dirty thoughts in their minds to stay. I hope the author will not follow this example. The green hills remain unchanged and the green waters flow forever. Goodbye to the author! Come on!
It's really good. I thought it would be the kind of short article I read before, that is, Eat, Eat, Evolve, Evolve, and I was ready to read it without thinking. The more I read, the more interesting it became. I have to say that the author has worked hard. It's a pity that I saw it so early. It would have been better if it had been later.
Is this the end? It feels like it's almost finished.
It's okay, but I'm afraid the protagonist's role will be very few in the future. What follows is equivalent to a collection of stories. Each story is led by a different person or the same person, but the protagonist will basically never appear again.
I like it very much and the author will keep it up. Don't interrupt the update and end it!
Overall, it looks good, but the updates are too slow~●●. Currently in a book~...
It's hard to come across such a satisfying novel, but it's a pity that it's unfinished. The protagonist has a strong sense of neutral chaos, the upgrades are interesting, and the plot is pretty good. If you continue to write, it can completely develop into a unique world view. What a pity...
It looks good, but there is one flaw. As for the protagonist's parents and sister, the holes dug at the beginning are not filled, right? The more you watch later, the more you care about them, and you can't give them enough.