[Protagonist reborn in another world]+ [Cthulhu]+ [Infinite Flow]+ [Slow burn]+ [Grandfather's letter]+ [No heroine]+ [Mousey]+ [Golden finger]…
This is a world where everything has settled into peace after the hero defeated the Demon King.
One beautiful, sunny afternoon, Los Kairete suffered a crushing setback: he failed his graduation exam at the Academy of Potions!
He was rushed to the hospital, too!
Three days later, he was successfully discharged. Through a family heirloom, he found several letters, one of which said his grandfather had left him a farm.
“Phew! I'm finally home! It's a bit run-down, but not bad!”
After a quick tidy-up, Kairete began looking through the other heirlooms.
“An ancestor's last words?”
“What do you mean our family has fallen into decline?!”
“Huh?! The family estate: Hamlet!”
“Ribbit! Where's the hero?! Somebody save me!”
“Oh no! The hero died five hundred years ago!”
“Well, that's just great.”
“Your little mouse is doomed!”
Suddenly, the family heirloom, a black grimoire, sprang up and clamped down on Kairete's head…
The author has completely let loose, writing whatever comes to mind, and continuously building up the prize pool 🤦
Back then, there was a memorable group, A, who was a madman willing to sacrifice everyone. He also had the ability to transform. B was a group with high spiritual awareness, low rationality, and moderate physical strength, a group-wipe machine. Taking advantage of A and B being alone, A activated a summoning, intending to use B as a springboard to wipe everyone out.
It was very painful to read, extremely painful, especially after the Rainbow Star escaped; it made me feel corrupted. I'm giving it five stars because I think it's a realistic Cthulhu story.
I'm giving this book 5 stars because I'm worried about the author's mental state. It feels like the author has completely lost their sanity and is being targeted by Nyarlathotep.
It's so cool, it feels like a strange dream, and after watching it I feel like I've been corrupted. But it's so cool! 😋👍
To put it simply, it's like a combination of Darkest Dungeon and Stardew Valley.
There's a kind of beauty that's lost its mind; though chaotic, it possesses a unique kind of beauty.
The second half is much better than the first half, please don't stop watching! 😏
This book is very good, but there's always a feeling that the content just slips through my mind in an instant.
Excellent content, interesting theme, and a novel subject matter; a truly rare and wonderful book.