ENCultivating in the Lovecraftian Mythos: Am I the Strongest Cthulhu?
克系修仙，我是最强克苏鲁？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Preview: 608 chapters
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Other names
- Demon-Slaying Bureau: I Have Infinite Rewinds, and Countless Ways to Slay Gods and Monsters斩妖司：我无限回档，花式斩神诡Alternate title on Fanqie
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I think the protagonist should retain a sliver of sanity amidst the madness; succumbing to death is not a good thing. I hope the author can write a character who transcends death. Keep it up!
This is a great book, why isn't it popular? Author, don't worry, I'll help you get more recommendations.
It's so good! I feel the protagonist shouldn't rely too much on death; he should steal a portion of the abilities of beings as supreme as death, eventually becoming the ultimate monster with all those supreme, unspeakable abilities.
What happened?! Oh no! Another lonely night. Author, could you come to my dreams and tell me a few chapters? (｡í _ ì｡)
A very interesting book. It incorporates the author's own ideas into the Cthulhu mythos without being confined by the formulaic approach of Daoist fantasy novels, offering new perspectives. The writing is also excellent. A rare gem among Tomato's books.
It's good, even better, I just don't know why it's not more popular. As long as the author doesn't abandon the book, I'll keep reading. Keep it up, author!
Good, well written. I personally like this type of writing.
I think it's very well written. If you can maintain the flow of the earlier chapters, this book will definitely be great. I've been reading all the way to the latest chapter and I think it's quite interesting. Keep it up, author!
It is a very typical Taoist mystery, with prominent folk customs and elements of the Ke system, especially with a strong local Chinese flavor. Very good, some improvements have been made: the realm has been added to facilitate leveling up and fighting monsters. Although the realm is written out, it is still an improvement on the Dao Gui foundation. Even a small improvement is still an improvement.
It's a great read. What moved me most was the protagonist; he tried so hard to control himself and was confident. The author also made it very easy to feel that the protagonist wasn't invincible; he was an individual who was constantly growing and going through cycles. The only part that made me a little nervous was the relationship between the protagonist and the 10-year-old girl...