Infinite Save-Loading: Stamping Out the Apocalypse Before It Begins

Goddess Yu Fei, I will always follow you. For the first time, I feel the pain of chasing a new book. 🥺The female channel online articles are really very hardcore, and I feel that the audience will be much smaller. When I read it, I often looked at it and then suddenly turned back to the first two pages and started to read it in detail. It used my not-so-smart brain to think and the immersion was very strong. I really felt like I was itchy if I didn't fully understand it, and I was afraid that I would be mentally polluted by reading too much. The author really has his own ideas and writes what he wants to write, which is really fascinating to me. Although the subject matter is niche and limits a lot of readers, it is really good and excellent. Whether it's the previous Interstellar (I fell in love with science fiction from this book!) Or the current Cthulhu (I haven't studied it very seriously, but I have come into contact with some COC and am very interested!) And the Xianxia featured on the homepage are also my favorites. Teacher Yufei, you must keep writing!

The chase has been completed, and the flowers are over! 🌸Look at it! Recommend! Let's talk about ideas: In fact, when I read books about Cthulhu before, I had always been a little bit unable to grasp the "fear" expressed in them. When I read the books about Love Craftsman, I mostly regarded them as horror novels like Edgar Allan Poe (in fact, as scary as the books of the last century were, they were mostly more like urban ghost stories). Looking at the contemporary works written by domestic writers, most of them "peep" at a corner of the universe from their own (or personal perspective), such as "The Lord of Mysteries" and "The Strange Immortal". Their perspective is linear and low-dimensional (I don't know if I have expressed it clearly, that is, looking at "gods" from a "human" perspective). In the end, the protagonist either loses touch with humanity or goes crazy in the grand cosmic background. I'm not saying that this kind of narrative is bad. It's precisely this kind of "crazy" story that can better restore the restrained flavor of the master of craftsmanship and embody a kind of fundamentalist "cosmic indifference." This kind of thing belongs to the "restoration" category. (The same is true for "Ba Hui" and "Iron Crane Book" in my opinion) The author's style breaks away from the usual narrative structure, which is very novel to me. Although the ending is a bit hasty, the flaws are not concealed. It embodies a "madness" narrative that is different from the "madness" narrative of the craft-loving masters of the last century. There is no mention of "fear" or "madness" in the whole text, but it still expresses the core of Grammatical works - "cosmic indifference" (there is even some humanistic care in the evil paper man saving the world hahaha), but it still makes me feel the fear and awe of "universe", "time" and "history". The "Cthulhu Mythos" a hundred years ago was born against the background of rapidly developing technology and a turbulent society. It was a reflection of industrial civilization. Now, a hundred years later, people have gradually adapted to the rapid changes and the boundaries of knowledge are constantly expanding. It may be difficult to resonate with the previous narrative. Therefore, I think today's Grammatical works should explore a new path, one that is more in line with the current situation. "The oldest and strongest human emotion is fear, and the oldest and strongest fear is fear of the unknown." "Fear" will not change, it may be downplayed, transferred, or like this novel, hidden "under calm". People of every era have their own "Cthulhu" of their own era. As long as someone lifts a corner of it and we peek inside, we will feel deep "fear". In fact, it also came from the previous book "Dear Davari". I was shocked when I read it. However, because I rarely read science fiction works, I didn't comment too much (I also strongly recommend this book). This time the author wrote so truthfully that it really hit my mark (haha, I like to read works of fantasy, magic, literature, history and philosophy). He commented passionately, and this is my first long review for this book. This book is also well written, but the ending is too hasty. I hope you continue to work hard, and I will never give up. I also wonder if the author is willing to add some philosophical elements to the new book (such as "Nietzsche", "Borges", etc.). I have been reading Latin American literature these days, and the magical realism in it is really fascinating.

It's a top-notch book on all Tomatoes. The author has a huge reserve of knowledge and a great imagination. When combined together, this book is very awesome in terms of setting, and the narration is also eloquent. All the foreshadowings are recycled, which is very refreshing to read.

It's good to read. It's a familiar style from the previous book. There's a lot of theoretical basis behind the novel world view. I'm confused every time I read it, but I feel it's right. I laugh and laugh every day. I like it. I wish the new book a great success.

It's a completely non-CP story about a woman, and there is no male protagonist imposed in the name of a close friend (I really like this); it's a complete group portrait story, not about the heroine and her friends, but about the self-rescue of every character in history (?). It is a rare and complete novel in which you can trust the labels and also put them aside. Feifeizi, you are my goddess 🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️ (the author's other romance novel can also be put aside The courage and perseverance shown by each little character in the face of the dust of history always makes viewers feel excited. Perhaps we are already in the best branch of countless futures.

Looking great as always! It is quite creative for the heroine to travel through history by laying an anchor point for deception and abduction. The protagonist of this book is the protagonist of a Cthulhu novel with the best mental state I have ever seen, a normal and rational god clone. This sense of security is both good and bad. The advantage is that Cthulhu is very suitable for combining with a very rational and objective writing style, which has a kind of tension. The disadvantage is that it does not show the terrifying emotions of Cthulhu. The Lianshan science in the setting is also very interesting. It is a more systematic Chinese Cthulhu, and the setting of the text is also quite creative.

Too strong. The academic atmosphere is strong and as rigorous as a thesis report. It's so fake that it looks like the real thing, and you really feel like the evil god Cthulhu exists, and it's as solid as orthodox and serious literature. It's too strong. It is very suitable for adapting the Cthulhu game. It is very watchable and playable, and the science popularization is excellent. There is also a unique flavor of humanistic care. The author is super strong. Good looking!

I really like this kind of fun, comprehensive yet rigorous work! The weakly genre-oriented plot unfolds to keep the reading experience fresh at all times. The scene style rendering also maintains the wonderful original G-style flavor Even with sci-fi and Hogwarts elements) The heroine and her very reliable companion push forward the plot like a whirlwind without any inexplicable emotional disputes. From time to time, some cold jokes are added to lighten the atmosphere. I really like this plot rhythm. In short, there are very few works that are so worthy of the airwaves. I will always follow you, author! (Note: The reading time is short because I followed a lot of accounts on the tablet without logging in) *For fear of causing ambiguity, I would like to add that "there are no inexplicable emotional disputes" specifically means that there are no bloody plots, and reason dominates the high ground; the heroine belongs to the kind camp, and her style is opposite to that of the decisive and killing type. Her daily routine is to save people.

One sentence review: good-looking, love to watch Detailed evaluation: This book is one of the best online books. The plot is logically rigorous and the characters are vivid. It feels a bit like previously published books. There are no symbolic emoticons, the narration does not use very colloquial words, and the grammatical format is relatively standard. I feel like I can write language analysis questions. For example, the story starts from White Teeth Island and ends from White Teeth Island, echoing the story before and after. It is suitable for readers who are tired of reading short-form articles on the Internet but do not want to read serious literature. The structure of the latter part is complicated due to time travel, and readers need to use their brains to sort it out. If I have to say it, it kind of gave me the feeling of watching a ghost blowing out a lamp.

This novel is awesome😳😳Many of the viewpoints are very novel, and it can be seen that the author has a strong reserve of knowledge. History, literature, and even philosophy can all be discussed. The logic is clear and the views are self-consistent. The writing style can be seen as someone who often reads papers and literature😂, but it is very comfortable to read and not obscure. Even though the writing style could be a little childish, we still cannot deny that it is a masterpiece. Love reading🤗🤗Looking forward to seeing more of the author's thoughts and more interesting perspectives.