When All the Immortals Forget Me
当所有神仙遗忘我
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- Ongoing
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- 385k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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I have an indescribable feeling about people like this: they carry a lofty mission and destiny, the kind who return humanity to its former glory.
Evil Gods and Old Ones Are Everywhere, and the Protagonist Has an Editor That Can Create Eldritch Abominations
And the protagonist can gain the abilities of evil entities.
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I want angst! Give me angst! Hahahahaha!
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The writing absolutely has to be good!!!!!!
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The story must stay within the world of the Primordial Wilderness. The strongest power level should be the Great Dao, with no realms or worlds beyond the Primordial Wilderness.
Lovecraftian Horror at Its Most Extreme: Despairing Yet Exhilarating
I desperately need some books about the Cthulhu Mythos. I have already become obsessed with Cthulhu. My lord, bestow upon me some books about you, my lord!
Those Who Chant My Name Shall Find Eternal Life in Chaos: Cosmic Horror, Gods, and Containment
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Novels About Summoning Gods With Edicts, Incantations, Daoist Mantras, and Taoist Priests
Looking for Lovecraftian Books About Humanity's Grueling Fight Against Outer Gods, Not Mindless Wish Fulfillment
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Mutation, Distortion, Cthulhu, the Old Ones, a Dark World
Guys, Recommend Some Highly Rated Masterpieces with a Single Heroine
I'm looking for books like *The Campus Belle Senior Had Never Been Linked to Any Scandals, Until I Went to College (Heartbeat Engine)*.
Primordial-Era Stories Where the Protagonist Creates a Fourth Path to Sainthood
If You Weren’t My Nephew, Even My Dog Would Make You Call Him the Sun-Swallowing Divine Lord
The Heavenly Court Has Fallen, the Gods Are Unbound! Humanity Faces Catastrophe! Slay the Old Gods and Bring Forth New Ones!
The Celestial Court has fallen, and the gods have cast off all restraint! I shall use my position as Human Sovereign to forge new gods and slay the old! The gods were born from the power of human faith. Since they are unworthy of their positions, I, the Human Sovereign, will create new gods to replace them!
Books Like Cthulhu Mythos, Mutations, the Great Old One, and Lord of the Mysteries
I Got Too Deep into The Strange Tales of a Chinese Studio. Any Novels Like It?
*Lord of the Mysteries* is fine too. You can recommend anything with a more comedic slant, like *Spare Me, Great Lord!* But honestly, reading *The Dao of the Bizarre Immortal* nearly drove me insane. Is there anything just as good? Don't recommend *The Great Power Slays Gods*, *Urea Bag*, or *Beast*.
The Great Dao Is Corrupted, the Unspeakable Appears, Immortals Fall, and the World Mutates
A Satisfying Story With an Invincible Protagonist Who Doesn't Hide His Strength or Act Like an Idiot. Got It?
Please, I Need Stories Where the Protagonist Uses Forbidden Power at Their Most Desperate Moment
At the brink of life and death, the protagonist used a power that was practically forbidden.
I'm Out of Books to Read. Looking for Stories About the Celestial Court
Please, I'm begging you.
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It's so hard to find books with their own well-structured framework and tightly reasoned ideas.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Founds a Fictional Salvation Organization and Makes Up Myths, History, and More
Behind-the-scenes scheming, a System, transmigration, or being reborn are all fine.
Lovecraftian Cultivation in a Supernatural World
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I spent an afternoon reading it... I don't understand why so few people watched it. After scrolling through the comments, there was only one malicious negative review. The combination of Cthulhu and Journey to the West is still very interesting. Get information from the future, go back to the past, and then change the future through the butterfly effect? This cycle is still quite difficult. I hope the author will not write it down later. I have to say that as a newcomer, the writing is still very good, and I highly recommend watching it. There are more and more! ! !
It looks great. I saw no comments at first, and no one saw it. It almost slipped away. This subject matter is relatively rare, and the others are all clichéd. They are all pretentious and slap in the face. It makes me angry. Come on, author!
I have read a lot of Cthulhu novels, but they are all urban. It's the first time I've seen the mythical genre. The content is full, with foreshadowing and foreshadowing. It is not a cool article, but it has room for thinking. I feel like this is the most memorable book in the past seven years. I support reading it. I feel that if my thinking does not decline and I practice writing, I can become a god. I'm listening to a novel at night, and I feel a chill in my back for some reason. Comments again: The characters, environment, and details are well drawn, giving this novel a rich visual sense and a terrifying atmosphere. Can arouse my empathy
It is a very good novel, but I rarely rate it. I can guarantee with ten years of experience in reading novels that if it does not collapse in the later stage, this novel can create a new track between prehistoric times and Cthulhu.
I haven't seen such a fascinating novel in a long time. The subject matter is very attractive. The integration of Cthulhu and the myth of heaven is very novel. The writing style is also flawless. It is highly recommended. I just hope that the author can write more and not be too careful. I am really scared. If you want to buy a book, please read dozens of them and give a five-star review before buying the book. It is highly recommended!
The writing is also very good! It's fascinating! It's easy to read in! And each short story is very meaningful! It can remind people of people and things in reality, and it can also inspire people! It can also provide ideas for confusion in reality. After reading it, my mind is more open! Thank you very much.
Wow, it's amazing! I can't use the word "distinct characters" to describe it. I feel that the characters in this book are no longer paper figures, but have been given real souls by the author. It is so well written.
Why is no one watching? It's really good-looking. It's completely different from those cool articles about upgrading and fighting monsters [Like] [Like] It's really good, but you can't read it too fast
Although it was a bit confusing, I felt it was very in-depth. The past, present and future are described in three aspects. This book is good! Someone with a smarter mind can understand it.
It's pretty good, the setting is very interesting, but there is a problem with the writing method. You can't explain all the settings at the beginning. There is no process of digging holes and filling holes, and there is no sense of mystery. After the Bodhi Patriarch finished everything, the subsequent plot was completely unattractive, as if you could see the end at a glance. I can only say that it's okay, the setting is really interesting. It's quite interesting. A novice author has written very well at this level. Many new pitfalls have been added later. I feel like I can see the progress of an author. This is really a book with great potential. Come on! There are also many people in the comment area asking, "Why are there so few people reading this very good book?"