Chaos Resurrection: Strange Arrival

How can I put it, the story of the novel is quite good, and I can understand the grand layout. I am looking forward to the outbreak of the awakening of the old days in the later period. The author's writing style still needs to be improved, but he can still feel the terror, chaos, unknown, and madness of Cthulhu. I really like Kewei's novels. Come on, author, let me experience the pleasure of clearing my sanity value. [Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]

If I had to choose a Cthulhu fanfic, I would choose this one. The article provides detailed introductions and relatively reasonable insights into various ancient gods and alien gods. Although human beings' superficial knowledge is not enough to understand those unknown existences, this book still describes the mental pollution that occurs when ordinary people are contaminated by evil gods. Quite tasty, recommended! Recommend! Recommend! [Lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen] Dual worlds, multiple personalities, mental abnormalities, and an invincible protagonist with stacks of buffs! [Cool][Cool][Cool] I suspect that the protagonist is an old ruler, perhaps a clone of an alien god. It's so beautiful [lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen]

I read fifty chapters in one go and it felt quite enjoyable. The author has buried a lot of holes and I don't know how to fill them in later. Overall, this novel is quite interesting. I have not systematically read the Cthulhu system, but this book still made me feel the fear caused by the indescribable. Highly recommended [code live] [code live] [code live]

I quite like the setting of this novel. It has a strong grammatical flavor and a bit of a weird and fairy feel to it. The protagonist can also travel between the two worlds, and the protagonists in both worlds believe that the other's world is a hallucination dream, and the protagonist has multiple personalities. With the blessing of the Cthulhu world, it is indeed quite attractive. It may be a bit confusing at first, but combined with the subsequent plot, it suddenly becomes clear. Great [like][like][like]

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking! ! ! The author's entire concept is quite good. The world in the context of Cthulhu is indeed full of weirdness and madness. The protagonist cannot distinguish between dreams and reality. Isn't the entire Cthulhu world just a dream of the blind and foolish god Azathoth? Maybe the abyss world is just the dreamland constructed by the protagonist, so isn't the Sunset City Kadath? [Like][Like][Like]

I felt very scary after reading the first chapter. I felt like [like] [like] [like]. The rest of the story is about the protagonist falling into confusion. Where is the real world? The abyss feels more like the real world, and the protagonist built an earth in a dream! ! ! It's imaginative and worth watching.

I highly recommend reading the second volume. It was too scary for me. The setting of "Knock on the Door" is very imaginative, and it is too cruel to cut off the limbs of living people and make them into human pigs. They trembled, and the horror was over without saying anything. It is suitable for watching at night! The ending of the first volume of "Hell on Earth" is a bit scary. Everyone in the city died, even the good brothers died in front of their eyes, leaving the protagonist alone. It was also very interesting and highly recommended.

Azathoth: Foreign creator, why are you here? Yuan Chu: I am next to you, and your world collides with mine.