
Cthulhu: A Journal of Despair
克苏鲁绝望笔记
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- Completed
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- 770k Words
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- Mystery
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- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 10mo ago
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Explore more →Another Potential Masterpiece Is Emerging, and It's Only for Readers with Refined Taste
Looking for something like *Illusion Realm Patch*. No templates or predictable formulas. You have no idea where the next chapter is going until you finish it. It has an original premise, isn't mindless, and has depth...
I’ve Read Over a Thousand Books, but Only Six Made It Onto My Shelf. I’m Extremely Picky, So Recommend Me Something Good
Any Books with Fresh, Unusual Premises?
Anything interesting is fine, any genre.
Are There No Good Cthulhu Novels on Tomato?
Wizardry, Authority, and Lovecraftian Horror
Octopus: Cthulhu’s Big Brother
A singer immersed in the deep sea Heir to a joyful heart God of ignorance, descend!
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Is an Old One?
The protagonist transmigrates as an Old One and knows that he's an Old One. Lovecraftian horror.
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.
The Protagonist Is a True Evil God: Nonhuman, Lovecraftian, and Simple-Minded
I'm looking for books like Horror Livestream: The Clingy, Lovesick Evil God Comes Knocking. The entity can take human form but should still be inhuman, with the human appearance simply making it easier to interact with people. It shouldn't even try to hide that it's an evil god. Lovecraftian elements are fine. Its way of thinking should be rather simple, so it's easy to fool. Really
Those Who Chant My Name Shall Find Eternal Life in Chaos: Cosmic Horror, Gods, and Containment
Looking for books similar to Summoning 682 from the Start, Awakening Immortality.
The Protagonist Becomes Cthulhu, Leaving the Other Protagonists Completely Oppressed by Him
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Is an Evil God or a Cthulhu-Type Old One?
I’m out of things to read. Please recommend me something good.
Looking for Lovecraftian Books About Humanity's Grueling Fight Against Outer Gods, Not Mindless Wish Fulfillment
Looking for books similar to The Old Days Return: Have I Become a Pillar of Humanity? Any recommendations like this book, Pillar Project? Humanity struggles against the Outer Gods. No mindless power fantasy, please, and at least some basic logic. I want to see humanity making progress step by step. I've been searching for ages, but...
Mutation, Distortion, Cthulhu, the Old Ones, a Dark World
Stories Where the Protagonist Is Summoned as an Evil God or Deity
Something with a longer word count.
Books Like Cthulhu Mythos, Mutations, the Great Old One, and Lord of the Mysteries
The Old Ones Series
The Old Ones series.
...It Is Beyond Comprehension... It Is... I'm Out of Books... Run!
Please Recommend Cthulhu-Themed Novels Where the Protagonist Is Already an Old One from the Start
Looking for Invincible Stories with Lovecraftian Themes
Cthulhu Outer Gods, Tentacles, Fanatical Followers, Dark Steampunk Era, Chaos and Anarchy!
The Protagonist Has Bizarre, Twisted Powers: Just One Look Makes Your Sanity Plummet
Please give me some recommendations. I have nothing left to read. My main account is gone, and after five years of reading novels, I have already read most of the good ones on Tomato. This is an epic reading drought.
Cthulhu Novels on Tomato Novel Seem to Have No Corruption at All
Something like Cell Prison, the kind where one glance is enough to make you fall. Please recommend a serious Cthulhu Mythos novel.
Evil Gods and Immortals... Eldritch, Unknowable Cthulhu-Style Gods and Ethereal, Boundless Immortals...
An evil god and an immortal, opposed to each other, with two factions.
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It has a pure taste and an obscure feeling, but it is also very hypnotic. It is suitable for listening to books when you can't fall asleep. You can fall asleep in less than half a chapter. Although the author no longer writes, at least these two days, I slept soundly while listening to the book. I am grateful to the author for not taking it off the shelf, otherwise I would not know where to find such a pure book [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]
A pretty hard-core Cthulhu literature. The author is still capable of writing such a hard-core book at this time, but it is a bit difficult to read and has a relatively high reading threshold.
The environment and character descriptions have the charm of Rockefeller, giving people a sense of déjà vu when reading the Necronomicon. The protagonist is like a beast trapped in a steel and concrete forest, helpless and desperate. Both the city's residents and the city itself exude malevolence. Mainly because I caught the male protagonist Huo Huo, Chen Mo, and I haven't seen the overall main line of the novel for the time being. The author is too rigid in terms of coldness, corruption, silt, flesh, mucus, tentacles, decay, and sweetness. In the Cthulhu mythology, there are also great races of technology such as Yis, the Ancients, and the Kunyans. Famous stories such as Pickman's Model, At the Mountains of Madness, and Through the Gate of Silver Keys are more like the normal reactions of ordinary people and do not have the above problems. Not everyone at the University of Michigan who has collected many banned books is a lunatic.
Extra Chen Mo did not disappear, or in other words, he was the end sacrifice disguised as a container of poison from the beginning, and it was still on the existential level, but He did not hear or hear the whisper hidden deep in the soul when Chen Mo's last consciousness dissipated (I finally succeeded). Then the Eternal Darkness was obliterated by Chen Mo who turned into the existence erasing poison, and Chen Mo became the new Eternal Darkness and returned to the real world [laugh][laugh][laugh]
Yeah, I like this kind of thing. People who write this kind of thing rarely feel that it's outrageous to have a savior in the orthodox world view. I won't be [full] with this article. I heard that the author ran away. I went to click on SoSou [laughing] [laughing]
A novel that was delayed by its name is now called "Dongzhi Keke, I Became a Container" (purely for entertainment) [Got it] [Blow a kiss]. In short, it has expanded my cognition.
It's pretty cool, come on!
The novel is well written and very magical, but it feels too jumping. The author's writing style is particularly good.