What? The Cthulhu I Raised Became Yandere!

This book can be summarized from two aspects: As for the female channel: a story about a male protagonist and three (currently three, not sure if there will be more in the future) yandere, the author is not sure yet whether it will be a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists (I hope it will be multiple female protagonists, otherwise the knife will be uncomfortable). Male channel: Cthulhu comes to the earth. The male protagonist, who has a miserable family background and is about to commit suicide, picks up and fuses a Cthulhu that can evolve infinitely (devouring others to gain abilities) and is friendly to him (yandere) (which means he has a famous sword), and has since embarked on the road to becoming stronger. The plot of this book is serious, the narrative structure is excellent, and every character has an IQ, so it is not mindless. There is a true and profound description of the psychological changes and behavioral reactions of the yandere, which can touch people's hearts. I think this is a rare and good book.

It looks good. That kind of paranoia makes me feel very happy. I am very curious about Xiaotong's identity and how candid it is with others. The male protagonist will definitely be imprisoned. It is really refreshing to think about it. Xia Zhu knows that the male protagonist has had a relationship with Xiaotong, so she will definitely punish him well.

It's very good, but the author has logical loopholes, and many characters are added without warning and are a bit sudden. What's even more confusing is that the original title of the observation diary was a daily article, and I wanted to take the redemption route at the beginning, but later it was written as Gao Wu. The male protagonist's personality has also changed a lot, making it seem that he is not very adaptable and needs improvement. Other than that, I think the rest is very good, and I think it encourages the author to keep writing. My comments are purely personal feelings, please do not criticize, and finally support the author [love] [love] [love] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart]

I have read more than 40 chapters of this book. I personally feel that there is nothing poisonous about it. I just want to cry while watching it. I also hope that there will be a child in reality to support my spiritual sustenance. This is the best book I have read so far this year. The author of "Loss of Money" read your book and can no longer stand other yandere types.

It's pretty good, but I feel like the author has played too much galgame. If you can gather three yanderes, the male protagonist will have one in his life.

I have read the latest chapter, and overall I feel pretty good about it, but there are some flaws in the character creation. For example, some of the plots of Hitomi are really inexplicable. Hitomi looks like Nayako (Sneak! Nayako) possessed by Kisara (Contract Kiss), and Nayako happens to be Cthulhu, so he looks like an old friend [Sending my heart]

The plot is good, the details of the characters are well drawn, but there are many logical loopholes, and the time span is too fast, but all in all, it is still a good novel Forget it, give me one more star. When I see someone with 3 points like Hyacinth, I panic.

666 Love to watch, the male protagonist is a succubus [laughing]

Chapter 70: The turning point of World War II. The protagonist fell in love in the sophomore year of high school, was imprisoned, escaped, and reconciled with Xiaotong. Refer to the bewitched larvae. Later in my junior year, I began to recover mysteriously 666, just change the title of the book to I Play Gala in Mysterious Resurrection.

It's good to read. It's very good to read. This book should have multiple female protagonists. The emotional plot is pretty good. The author will update it soon.