[Slow-heat type] + [No heroine] + [Cthulhu] + [Extraordinary sequence]
[Unsystematic, cool writing in an unconventional sense, Western fantasy]
On an ordinary afternoon, three crisp bells tolled, breaking away from the order of reality and listening to the chaotic ringing.
Listen, it is the lamentation of the gods, look, the greed of all living beings. What is high above is the miracle, what is within reach is hell!
If the sun's corona sinks into darkness, if truth falls into madness, if heaven is filled with wronged souls, if the world falls into despair.
Please stay rational, step into the madness, and pursue the only hope in the chaos
Reader comments
I haven't watched Mystery, so I won't make any comparative evaluation. The biggest one I've followed so far is that it's super good-looking! ! ! And not enough to see! ! ! (Super loud) Everyone in The Hermit is very cute, each with his or her own cuteness, each with his or her own handsomeness, little things like "Nothing Happens" and "Roly-poly" are also very eye-catching. There are no plots that rely on the aura of the protagonist to go all the way (Lyles and Hall are either running for their lives or on the way to escape hahaha). Fang's expression of emotions is still a bit sudden (the protagonist's sadness lagging behind his reason when the little girl pretending to be a boy was abducted was a little sudden, just a little bit...) I especially like the part where Lyles is soaked in the color of the star. It is rare to write Cthulhu's unpredictable spiritual transmission. Like it! Come on!
The protagonist and Hall work well together. I hope Hall doesn't have cp. It would be great to keep the interaction like this.
Before Hall died, his neighbor's grandmother entrusted her daughter to him and wanted Hall to be her daughter's husband. I think this is very cunning. If Hall had CP like this, I think it would be very alienating (only my personal opinion)
Is Hall just dead? It's hard to stretch, I can't accept it
There are more than 200 chapters, why is there no one? Is the flow limited?
It's great, why doesn't anyone see it? Did the author write on another platform?
This book really needs to be promoted
Beautifully written! Come on! Sooner or later, I fell in love with the male protagonist
It's very interesting, I hope it won't be discontinued. When I read this, I was reminded of another previous book: The Last Savior T_T
This book is very well written.
It feels like watching something mysterious.
Not bad, pretty good-looking
This type is less supported
Really good. The story setting is very innovative and unconventional. It starts from adventure and unfolds an adventure full of fantasy. The author's portrayal of the characters' psychology is very delicate. When reading, you can sympathize with the characters' emotions and have a strong sense of empathy.
It's good-looking, there are too many extreme protagonists, but I still like this kind of normal person
There are not many books on Tomato that I can keep reading. This book has no other shortcomings except that it is slow to update.
The description is good. The key is that the protagonist has morals and has his own bottom line. At least the plot makes people feel very comfortable, and there are warm teammates, but I always feel that there will be knives [face covering]
The writing is very good. As long as the early stage is over, the subsequent story unfolds very smoothly and the characters begin to become fleshed out. The author must continue writing it.
Not bad, the overall style is unified, not all over the place
I haven't watched Mystery, so I won't make any comparative evaluation. The biggest one I've followed so far is that it's super good-looking! ! ! And not enough to see! ! ! (Super loud) Everyone in The Hermit is very cute, each with his or her own cuteness, each with his or her own handsomeness, little things like "Nothing Happens" and "Roly-poly" are also very eye-catching. There are no plots that rely on the aura of the protagonist to go all the way (Lyles and Hall are either running for their lives or on the way to escape hahaha). Fang's expression of emotions is still a bit sudden (the protagonist's sadness lagging behind his reason when the little girl pretending to be a boy was abducted was a little sudden, just a little bit...) I especially like the part where Lyles is soaked in the color of the star. It is rare to write Cthulhu's unpredictable spiritual transmission. Like it! Come on!
The protagonist and Hall work well together. I hope Hall doesn't have cp. It would be great to keep the interaction like this. Before Hall died, his neighbor's grandmother entrusted her daughter to him and wanted Hall to be her daughter's husband. I think this is very cunning. If Hall had CP like this, I think it would be very alienating (only my personal opinion) Is Hall just dead? It's hard to stretch, I can't accept it
There are more than 200 chapters, why is there no one? Is the flow limited?
It's great, why doesn't anyone see it? Did the author write on another platform?
This book really needs to be promoted
Beautifully written! Come on! Sooner or later, I fell in love with the male protagonist
It's very interesting, I hope it won't be discontinued. When I read this, I was reminded of another previous book: The Last Savior T_T
This book is very well written.
It feels like watching something mysterious.
Not bad, pretty good-looking
This type is less supported Really good. The story setting is very innovative and unconventional. It starts from adventure and unfolds an adventure full of fantasy. The author's portrayal of the characters' psychology is very delicate. When reading, you can sympathize with the characters' emotions and have a strong sense of empathy.
It's good-looking, there are too many extreme protagonists, but I still like this kind of normal person
There are not many books on Tomato that I can keep reading. This book has no other shortcomings except that it is slow to update.
The description is good. The key is that the protagonist has morals and has his own bottom line. At least the plot makes people feel very comfortable, and there are warm teammates, but I always feel that there will be knives [face covering]
The writing is very good. As long as the early stage is over, the subsequent story unfolds very smoothly and the characters begin to become fleshed out. The author must continue writing it.
Not bad, the overall style is unified, not all over the place