The Squid Who Wants to Become Azathoth
想成为阿撒托斯的乌贼
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After seeing Squid, I clicked in with the mentality of taking a look, and found that the author wrote well. There is no female protagonist at the moment. The people who are given extraordinary powers by the protagonist will become crazier the more they use their powers. It has a strong taste. It is different from the supporting characters in other books who have extraordinary powers and become Long Aotian and I am the best in the world. I love it.
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The overall feeling is good, it can be regarded as a refreshing work. If it continues to be updated, as long as it is not unfinished, it will basically be regarded as a good work. However, I feel that there are problems with some character creations, such as the character Huang Yitian. Personally, I feel it is strange. He has no respect for the gods, but he may be an atheist, so it doesn't matter. Moreover, his character feels a bit dull. You can say that he is an ambitious person, but his performance is not like it. Do you think he is stupid? But the world of Pirates of the Caribbean handles it well, I don't know what to say. And I feel a little strange about the gods who gave birth to the protagonist. According to my impression, (I kind of forgot whether the gods in this book are called new gods or old gods) these new gods are very polluting. Even if his incarnation is cute or even a loli, he should be polluting. Ordinary people should be somewhat mentally polluted after just a glance. In Pirates of the Caribbean Ordinary people in this world are not contaminated after seeing Cthulhu. This is very strange, and there is also a little doubt about why Huang Yitian can still act normally and even ask for more benefits after seeing the incarnation of the Lord in Yellow. I hope the author can give an explanation in a follow-up article, but overall, many characters in this article are quite successful. I hope the author will continue to work hard! Don't mess up, come on! [Sending Hearts]
My name is Lin Youyu. I was reborn as a squid, but I am not an ordinary squid. I will sow extraordinary seeds. As for the price, you will slowly become a madman. In the near future, the world will be overturned by me. By then, who dares to kill me and who can kill me?
The writing is also very good, but can the author give some spoilers about when the protagonist invades the main world? Is there any eyeball in his hair? What does one of the protagonist's tentacles taste like when made into a teppanyaki? What if the protagonist divides like a cell, and then the protagonist gathers together to form a creature, just like the creatures on the earth are composed of cells, and then when they go out, they become the main consciousness, that is, the collective consciousness. Knowledge, what will happen? If you deceive creatures from other planes to invade the main world, and then let other creatures kill almost all humans, and then kill all the intruders, can you directly invade, or let the main world fight with other outsiders, and then bring the main world to the brink of collapse? Can you directly benefit from it, especially when the two worlds are fighting and giving out gifts everywhere? Will the beating get harder and harder, and the space can obtain the emotions of the main world? Can we export emotions in reverse, export negative emotions, and let everyone acquire anti-social personality? Will there be a world war? If the shit pulled out by others is allowed to have independent personality, will the shit that is just pulled out, and then pulled out, think that it is to be abandoned, and then get back in, or be chased and beaten by one's own feces? There will be an ultimate shit chaos. If the pee has an independent personality, and then they join forces and are bullied, then they have to resist, and then they join together and rush down from the top of the mountain, just like a flood. If you count tadpoles, they also have independent personalities. Do you have an independent personality in the toilet? The toilet doesn't like to be pooped on, so it has to resist. I think it fits the subspace in the setting of this book. This is really crazy.
It feels okay, and it doesn't count as cannibalism (just as food), it just draws strength. I feel that the author can polish it later and turn them into dependents (after all, didn't the brother's soul disappear?). As for where the body went? As we all know, the protagonist is decent and never eats people. The mystery is the setting. I think it's acceptable. It's much better than those who eat directly, and there's no physical discomfort. Other people who write about cannibalism have to describe it in detail. Are they not waiting to be banned?
When I saw the fourth chapter, the dark text mark was eaten by all men, women, old and young, and even the little devils were not spared. This way of treating people without distinction based on age won my heart and deserves five stars.
It's very similar to a book I've read before, both of them don't hesitate to eat people, but the protagonist's role may be too little, but there seems to be no way, this is a genre, I hope this can be completed. According to the progress of the protagonist, will there not be much left to write? It all depends on how the author arranges it. Finally, I wish the author can write the ending he wants.
This book is undoubtedly a fascinating work. The author uses his exquisite writing and profound thoughts to build an unforgettable world. The story is tight and suspenseful, and every twist and turn makes you want to put it down. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and their emotions and growth trajectories deeply touch the readers' hearts. Whether it is the delicate emotional description or the grand background setting, the author's excellent narrative ability is demonstrated. Reading this book is not only a baptism of the soul, but also a feast of thoughts. Highly recommended to anyone who loves reading