Call of Cthulhu: Am I a Bubble Servant?

I feel that the author is a college computer science student who has both liberal arts and science, but has a unique pursuit of literature, because in college life, he has little use for literature and is addicted to writing novels. , Well written, but too little qwq, the language and literature are excellent. [Salute][Salute][Salute]

It feels like watching a running group re The first-class kind! Bubble camp reminds me of a game called depersonalization ()

Haochi, come on, the author, I hope there will be some funny events of great success or great failure that you like to hear about [sneaky laugh]

I am very grateful to the author's book for getting me into coc running groups. The author's writing is very easy to understand, even people who have never run a group can understand it. I hope the author can work hard to keep writing, preferably once a week and keep updating (bushi)

It is a particularly good running story. The author has a wide range of knowledge, especially in information technology. There are many small details and the emotions of the characters are real. The mental trauma suffered by the investigators in the interlude is also very real. It is not like the investigators in some novels who almost lose their sanity and nothing happens. There is also the kind of depression and indescribable horror that can only be seen in Cthulhu classics. It is so authentic. However, the mental state of the protagonist group is worrying, and the difficulty of this group is too high. I feel sorry for the protagonist.

After reading it, I don't understand how to run a group, but I just feel that the author's writing is very good. If you are interested in Miku, Teto, and Cthulhu, you can read it. It is really good.

It's very interesting. It's a very immersive book among the running group articles I saw in Red Persimmon.

Although my friend ran the tour and I only know a little bit about it, it doesn't affect the viewing, it's quite interesting [laughter] From the recent chapters, it seems that the author likes vocaloid (all the virtual singers (?) Cosplayers of the protagonist group) 😏 Has the author considered the new singer Satoshi Yuka? There happens to be a new song with grammatical elements, and the author of the song happens to be a group running enthusiast ([laughing]

It's very interesting. I'm curious as to why it will be involved in strange events later on.

Absolutely orthodox running group article, very interesting.