Story Architect: I Save the World with the Cthulhu Mythos

As I scored, isn't it good to use taboos to protect the country? Do you have to be treason? What has happened to your country? I think the author writes very well, but updating twice a day is a bit slow.

By the way, if you summon Yug Bubble, will you have all the knowledge in this world? The idea of ​​a dark fairy tale is very good, a bit like the prototype of Lobotomy Corporation's abnormality.

Regarding the content of Cthulhu novels that I have read in the past, they are generally quite depressing. But the author's article about Cthulhu's fight against evil is also a relatively new subject. Besides, the author has just written the book, so he should be given a five-star award.

The interesting setting, the influence and content of the story can all be part of the strength, and the writing is not particularly novice. I have affirmation and expectations for the author (I am also a Cthulhu culture lover and I am looking forward to what skills the next story will have). However, I would like to make a small suggestion. The author can add more horror and thriller atmosphere when adapting the story instead of simply telling the story (ง •̀_•́)ง Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

I see that the writing is very good, but I feel that the connection is a bit too fast, and the part like ringing the bell is a bit long (but it is really detailed). There is not much focus on daily life, maybe because of the restraint, and the grand scenes, which I plan to watch all night long, will be a little stressful. There is also the issue of the protagonist's trump cards. Personally, I think we can set up some trump cards and use them layer by layer for solo play. There will be a mysterious range🤏Maybe I missed it👀(Please forgive me for being confused because I stayed up all night reading) I feel that this book has been underestimated. ⊙ω⊙Seeing that there is no heroine to settle in, and the protagonist has social problems, I hope to be more social. Because the story is relatively long, the protagonist's interpersonal relationship needs to be more. I hope he has a partner to go forward with. Of course, it's also good to be a lone wolf (what the hell am I beeping about). There can be a little more description of the protagonist's friends (๑╹ヮ╹๑)ﾉ I'll read it for a while and comment.

The writing is quite good, with the flavor of a light novel. The most interesting thing about the setting is that the line was drawn in 1960. Unlike some books that are vague and unclear, it is very good. The total score is four stars, extra points for frequently catching the author in the comment area! Five stars for encouragement!

The subject matter is pretty good. So far, except for some of the joking scenes that are a bit awkward, everything else is good. Oh my god, it's really embarrassing in some places. What do you want? And that card is even more outrageous. Apart from telling a story about your Grimm's Fairy Tales, I really can't see any twists or connections with Grams. Forget it, I'm too lazy to spray it, overall it's still good.

After reading many books, this book is quite unique in its subject matter and narrative style, especially the story-building, which is a very new type to me. From the first chapter of Pet to the chapters I have read now, whether it is from the very important issue of combat power or the protagonist's character, behavior, etc., It can be seen that it is a very good work. As for the "stories" such as books that appear in the book, I am just saying that I don't know some of them, but according to From the content written by the author, I can feel that the author is interested in understanding and thinking about it. Let's integrate it into the book I wrote to make the entire content richer. An author who can write regular script wants to write group portraits, but the taste of a single male protagonist in a male channel is stronger, but this is not a shortcoming. Overall I think he deserves 5 stars. As for the low rating, I don't know why.

Although the plot is a bit cliche, the details are handled quite well. If you like lone wolves, don't watch it.

It's interesting that this time the protagonist relies on the power of the Cthulhu Mythos to save the world. I suggest getting more, not only Outer Gods and Old Ones, but also mythical creatures and mysterious books from the Cthulhu Mythos. My personal favorite is not Outer Gods and Old Days, but Color of the Stars