American Evil God's Growth Diary

It is a rare good book that combines hot topics but expresses its own feelings, substantiating the feeling of Cthulhu in the videos of Lao A and Lao Gua. As long as you finish writing it, it will be the sacred grass.

Not bad The pace of the article is very good, and the overall atmosphere is in line with the weird atmosphere of Cthulhu. The protagonist is slowly getting stronger overall. It is still a slow-burn article that does not fit the general environment of Tomato, and is more like a starting point article. However, the beginning of the book is a bit confusing, and there is no clear system overall. It is estimated that some readers will be lost, but I hope the author will continue to maintain the rhythm and not be led astray by suggestions. This feature is also a highlight to attract readers like us with "unique tastes".

Lao A's beautiful country experience is combined with the Cthulhu mythology. It's unexpectedly good-looking. It's not scary among the Cthulhu series I've seen, but it's very interesting. I highly recommend it and hope to keep it up.

Very good. The real world view of Lao A Lao launched the supernatural integration of Cthulhu system in American society. Even this is in line with the stories I have heard these days, and it is even very harmonious. Highly recommended

Combined with the restraint system, you are so talented, and it actually does not violate the harmony [laughs] The Great Saint of America, he doesn't even know if he can survive, but he still cares about the dock workers. Jesus comes down and you go up.

Awesome, the combination of Cthulhu and Prison A stories is very interesting

It is a very interesting novel that combines reality and genre. I hope the author can keep updating it and write more interesting content.

America Cthulhuvan is so good that it makes my brain spin. Quoting from scriptures, the correspondence between scriptures and poems is very sophisticated and meets the needs of the plot of the article, rather than making up some seemingly "high-level" stuff to fool people. However, the ceremony is too vague, and the description does not have a sense of ceremony. It does not require how real it is (after all, if you know the truth, you will probably be elbowed), but it must look "like that". It is recommended to strengthen it. Also, the description of "indescribable" fear is still insufficient, and the writing does not have that flavor. Tomato has a book called "Pillar Project" that you can read and learn about. You only need to read 50 chapters. The story is average and far inferior to yours. The main reason is that it is very good at describing the atmosphere of horror. @ [Learned][Learned][Learned]

Although the title and cover look like a popular street novel, the content setting is good and it is very interesting to read.

I thought the protagonist was Lao A, but it turned out to be Lao Zhen [face covering] plus Lao A's identity, plus Cthulhu's extraordinary power system

It really brings the American Cthulhu into reality, it's really weird, it's good, and it's a little bit erotic.

Some flaws have been removed, but I think this kind of adventure has the excitement of an imperial uncle. It's a bit novel to me. It seems that the latest one is still very good. However, it is undeniable that he has many flaws and is not very good. I gave it five stars because I was simply afraid of breaking it. Otherwise, I would rate this book as four stars. After all, there are indeed flaws that most people cannot accept.

The perfect Kewen, with the world view of Lao A and the ordinary male protagonist Envi, with the dismemberment case as the main line and the male protagonist's transformation as the auxiliary line, perfectly demonstrates Kewen's charm, and the male protagonist has also become the evolver that he despises [Like][Like][Like] Don't know why? After reading this book for a while, do you feel that it is not as amazing as the first time? Although the male protagonist is getting stronger, because solving crimes is the main focus and the male protagonist has a special identity? Doesn't it sound like the unexplainable horror of a Christian novel? But it's okay as a general Western fantasy crime novel. I can only say that it is watchable, but it cannot be rated as five stars.

Oops, I rely on good looks and writing, which is much better than the two writings at the starting point.

The writing in the early stage is good, but the pace is too fast later. If you develop it slowly, from shallow to deep, and make some other supporting characters more concrete, and then slow down the growth of the protagonist and make the protagonist more concrete, the word count will be more than 1 million. The final ending will give people a kind of enlightenment or a very happy feeling. The main reason is that it feels too rushed. If it were longer, I believe the score would be higher.

Keep up with current events, use Cthulhu for interpretation and magic modification, perfect

A masterpiece, don't be put off by the superficial things in the introduction. The world view is grand, and the system that the protagonist thinks is a cheat is just a god's fun. I don't know how to summarize it, just read it

Maybe it's because Wen Xiao is selling some photos, but there seems to be no plot later [face covering]. At present, the world view is very open, but the protagonist's ability is not broken, and there are means of restraint. But now that the war is over, I don't know how to write it. I believe the author can write better and better [Salute][Salute][Salute]

I found a treasure. It's not a boring American article. Those with mental mysophobia can stay away. Those who are looking for Chunnu in America, don't dream. Secondly, unlike many novels, there is no hierarchy to define the level of force. This system is really weird in pseudo-reality genre novels. More, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more, more

After reading Lao A's speech, the United States and the United States merged together, which was an unexpected fit.

Lao A + Lao Zhen + Cthulhu, well written, it makes me feel a little sanity↓

It's been a long time since I've seen such an attractive book. The last one was A Voyage for All. The author continues to work hard [Like][Like][Like] I read the reviews and said that this novel is a bit dark, but this is a novel in the Cthulhu series.

I have read Chapter 39 so far. According to the author's writing skills, if I catch up with the trend of killing line, I have a chance to become popular.

The subject matter is well chosen and has the appearance of becoming a god.

I feel like the plot has already started to go crazy when I go to the opera house. I hope it can be pulled back. Overall, it combines Cthulhu with modern plot well.

It's pretty good. 70% Of books like Tomato these days are too obviously AI-flavored. I don't know if this one has been modified with AI. The handwriting feels quite heavy, so I gave it five stars.

The writing is so American, and reading the comments is so hellish. Those who feel that life is unhappy will feel happy after reading it.

So far, it's okay, it's quite novel, I think it will be popular, I will intervene first [send my heart] [shy] Hmm... I feel like I'm putting the cart before the horse. The title says that you can become stronger by collecting corpses, but you have to obtain all the subsequent abilities by yourself. There are few scenes in the system, too few abilities are obtained, and the plot development is a bit slow (but it's only about 200,000 words, and it doesn't seem to be slow). I hope to gain more new abilities through collecting corpses, and then the plot will transition faster. This book has potential, but there are some problems with the world view, the handling of the plot, and the development of the protagonist's abilities, but I have to say it is a good work, and it will have nine points of qualifications [Adoration]

It's beautiful. Old Japan was supposed to be blind and unknown. Various sequences always give people the feeling that they can be seen through. It cannot be imagined, it cannot be touched, it cannot be looked at directly, it cannot be expressed clearly, it cannot be described, it cannot be understood. Brain, skin, eyes, mouth, body, information

It's great. The protagonist is a bad guy but has a bottom line and a sense of conscience. It's very interesting.