After the Red Moon Appeared, They Called Me an Old God

The male lead has a strong sense of justice, which can be considered a strength, but I think it's a bit abnormal, so I deducted one point. Of course, this is just my own opinion.

It's well-written, with good prose 👍, but it doesn't feel like a typical mystery novel. While it has some elements of the setting, it's more like a cultivation novel. The demonic wolf reminds me more of a demon race from a cultivation novel, and the tomb section is reminiscent of the secret realms often found in cultivation novels, accessible only to those below a certain cultivation level.

Currently, there are no problematic elements, and the plot unfolds smoothly.

A sense of justice is a traditional virtue and an inherent value of the Chinese nation.

For a Cthulhu-themed story, it's actually quite good. The character development is passable, and overall it's not bad. The combat power is generally acceptable up to chapter 114, although there are some minor inconsistencies that don't affect the reading experience. The story can be considered a semi-invincible tale. 👍

Okay, the story is short and the plot is good, but it's a pity there's no female lead, and the ending is a bit rushed. Overall, it's still acceptable. Those interested can take a look.

I wanted to give it three and a half stars, but since I can't give it half a star, I'll give it four. The outline is okay, but this book only focuses on the main plot and moves too fast. Writing it at a slower pace would be better. Finally, best of luck to the author! 👍🍉

Keep it up, I hope to reach a million words! If the author doesn't update, we'll all starve!

It is perfectly safe to eat. With the appearance of the Cthulhu faction, will the ending involve the annihilation of Azathoth?

The content has a few minor flaws, but they're not serious. It's very good!