1912: The Land of Lovecraft

Are you finally alive? The author [covers face][covers face] I have been waiting for you for a long time It looks good as always, and it's filling but not watery. I have a few questions for the author: 1. Since 1881 and 1912 are the same world view, will Lyndon appear? [Thinking] Even if he appeared, he would be around fifty or sixty years old, right? 2. Is Herbert the Easter egg name or is it just the Herbert I think? After all, I've never seen him speak. 3. Is the Dreamland an enlarged version of the rift that Lyndon entered at that time? Are the leaders of the International those who escaped from Berlin? (After all, the first international) 4. In the end, America will be recaptured from the hands of the evil god, or will it continue until the red torrent sweeps the world? If it is the latter, what will happen to Miss Aurora (after all, it is an official match, and there will be a battle between the International and the British in Red Flag World. It will be difficult for Murray, a double senior agent) There are so few people that they have buried such a good book

At least at this stage, it is not inferior to Lord of Mysteries. It is a great book with great potential. I must continue it. The love scenes are not embarrassing at all. The rhythm is great. The plot is tense and loose at the same time. It is very gripping. It is quite amazing. Is this a new author? Feel like wearing a vest? In short, after reading Altay Horror Story, this book is another surprise [Love]

Almost every chapter and paragraph contains a large amount of description of the environment, with extremely high text density, which is similar to the feeling of reading a paper book. It is suitable for chewing the text carefully in your free time. At the same time, this book should have the same world view as the previous novel, but for some reason, it was removed from the shelves according to reviews. But the world view itself is exciting enough, and you can see the map of this world view in the author's remarks in the first chapter. At the same time, the book's rating is 6.8, Which is actually a bit too low compared to such writing and plot. The reason is probably that there are still too few readers. When I saw the last chapter, the number of reminders was only 12... For a story with more than 200 chapters, there were only so many final reminders. It can only be said that the author of this book can persevere, probably just because of his love for the work. And then most of the bad reviews on this book come entirely from. I didn't see Shuangwen's disappointment and some of the minor points in the emotional line. I think it was probably because the character of Elise was not handled well. However, I can say with certainty that this book is purely about a single female protagonist. Her liking for Elise was directly caused by her using thaumaturgy to change her favorability level to 200%, which caused the male protagonist to be a bit licky in the early stages. All in all, this book is definitely not a fast-paced book that is enough to bring a lot of excitement and excitement in a short period of time. At the same time, there are not many obvious traces of using AI. On Tomato, a novel platform where AI is everywhere, it still follows the ancient handwriting method and has delicate descriptions. It is undoubtedly a surprise to me. If you have read this and are still interested in this book, you can undoubtedly open it and take a look.

It's not bad. After looking at the first few pictures, I have a very awkward but very reasonable feeling. After all, I have gone crazy, and everything I do seems to be reasonable. In the end, it actually deviated from the theme of Cthulhu. All the gods were man-made. Cthulhu also has a theme, that is, human pride and prejudice, which will allow them to spy on unspeakable things. It seems that artificial gods are a possible, or at least possible, world view. But the words written by the author are full of arrogance and prejudice. For example, God is just a creature imprisoned by humans in shackles, and the only escape is death, which is also a rational choice. Those who are not truly rational, or truly rational, will find ways to cut off the shackles on themselves. Those rebels are called beasts, which further reflects the author's arrogance. Those who obey me will prosper, and those who go against me will perish. I created you. Even though you have huge power, no matter who you are, you should obey me. You should willingly accept your fate as a cage and die as soon as possible instead of living. As long as you are alive, you are an apostate and a wild beast.

I can't stand it anymore. The writing is very good, but the protagonist is always on the road of frustration and grievance. It makes me uncomfortable. I don't recommend the traditional male protagonist who is always misunderstood or pushed away. You can read it. The other ones have no shortcomings (probably)

Praise of love, hymn of courage The character of the protagonist is very split. Most of the time, he is purely a local NPC. The occasional wisecracks are like stinky tofu on the cake. It is extremely disharmonious. The psychological activities are old-fashioned and boring. Even though he has experienced a lot, his mood swings are violent and frequent like firecrackers. In just a dozen chapters of Titanic, the character has changed several times. The protagonist is like a tool to promote the plot. If you put a cardboard box on him, the ghost can tell whether it is a tool-man native NPC or a time-travel male protagonist.

The world view is impressive and reasonable, and the main emotional line is very comfortable. There are no shortcomings except that the protagonist sometimes looks like a fool. Those who like the Cthulhu Mythos or the Cthulhu series must not miss it. Come on [learn it]

The best Cthulhu-themed thing I've seen so far. If you have a certain understanding of Cthulhu, you will feel comfortable reading this book. Whether it's the protagonist's personal experience, or the entire subject background and atmosphere, it's all great.

So far, it is an excellent book, with a very interesting world view and a good combination of all aspects. It is rare to see so many long paragraphs but the content is not good, and the writing details are comfortable and thoughtful. Sometimes I can feel the flavor of old-fashioned novels that I miss very much, which is not easy. If you like Luo Laona's period works, this will definitely suit your taste after getting through the slightly fast prologue. (And I wish the author good luck writing this book)

A very fundamental Cthulhu-ism article, of course, refers to the part that puts people first, whether it is spiritually, mentally, or in certain settings of the world view, or in terms of using people as consumables () it may be a bit depressing, but for readers like me who occasionally want to find other styles, I like it very much