Brief synopsis: After having his whole family killed by the uncanny, a man decides to wipe out the uncanny's entire family.
The uncanny is returning, and the world is growing increasingly mysterious.
The stairs in your building might suddenly become impossible to climb, and water you casually splash out might turn around and soak you instead.
Some forests are home to man-eating demon trees, while phantom moonlight takes the shape of monsters that carry off people nearby.
On his way home for the New Year, Lin Mo receives a mysterious mask and becomes the warden of the Bronze Prison.
Then, all at once, he has only two months left to live, and his family is killed by the uncanny.
He went home for New Year's and ended up an orphan.
Looks like he'll have no choice but to wipe out the uncanny's entire family...
“That's right, I joined the authorities, but somehow I wound up with a high-ranking position in the villainous church. Seriously, they keep pushing me onto the stage.”
“What do I want? After all this time, I still want to wipe out the uncanny's entire family!”
Various factions will gradually appear over the next dozen or so chapters. The early chapters give Chinese-style and Cthulhu-style uncanny creatures a chance to appear, and the balance may be adjusted based on feedback.
The protagonist will put up with things for a while, but not for long.
The first dozen or so chapters have a touch of original cosmic horror and may feel a little slow. The author has reread them and written a little more to see whether readers like them.
There is nothing wrong with the book itself, but the biggest problem is that I don't seem to understand it.
What is the worldview? (Has weirdness penetrated into the human world?)
Since wearing a mask makes people aware of the weirdness, why not throw the mask away? Instead, he wrote a book specifically and put the mask in such a conspicuous place
Is the protagonist a normal person? It's not like that. Who in the right mind wouldn't think it's feudal superstition when they see this kind of book written by an old man? They've been exposed to it before. Isn't it weird?
It can be seen that the author wants to write a deeper [dog] this time, and the style is very different from before.
There is nothing wrong with the book itself, but the biggest problem is that I don't seem to understand it. What is the worldview? (Has weirdness penetrated into the human world?) Since wearing a mask makes people aware of the weirdness, why not throw the mask away? Instead, he wrote a book specifically and put the mask in such a conspicuous place Is the protagonist a normal person? It's not like that. Who in the right mind wouldn't think it's feudal superstition when they see this kind of book written by an old man? They've been exposed to it before. Isn't it weird?
It can be seen that the author wants to write a deeper [dog] this time, and the style is very different from before.
Why is it gone?
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