Fear*********

It's a very beautiful, exciting and magical version of the voyage of Cthulhu. Introduction to the book: [Navigation] [Survival] [Talent] [Cthulhu] [Decisive Killing] [Build a Ship] [Single Female Protagonist] 200 million people around the world were forcibly pulled into the Cthulhu version of the Great Voyage game. The black fog swallowed everything and monsters roamed the world. Brain cancer patient Lu Yuan awakens his only talent at the beginning [Cognitive Anchor Point] - Sanity is locked for 30 points, the crazier he gets, the stronger he gets! While other players were being lured to death by the cries of Ama and eviscerated by parasitic monsters, he was turning the rusty anchor into the talkative foodie "Chew Chew", letting the black goat-headed wood carving take the helm with a poisonous tongue, and frantically harvesting secrets on the edge of sanity collapse. [Mysterious Fusion of World Views] Global myths, monsters, and fairy tales are reconstructed through "Cthulhuization" - Little Red Riding Hood is a cannibal monster in human skin, and Athena is the "weaver of reason" who drives all living beings crazy with logic. The deeper the understanding, the more serious the intellectual pollution. [Lone Wolf's Cool Article] Refusing to form a team, not accepting a crew, one man, one boat and one anchor, and fight from the Sea of ​​Despair to the Court of Azathoth! [Crazy Aesthetics] When sanity reaches zero, it means death, and when you become a madman, you become sane - "I am staring into the abyss, and the abyss dare not stare into me." [Systems fighting each other] The vicious-tongued Rudder Spirit, the foodie Anchor, and the shady administrator are all chatty and capable of making complaints! The speed of the black fog increases by 1 knot every 7 days, and the countdown has started. To become nourishment for the deep sea, or to make the Old Ones dinner? Welcome aboard and may your sanity survive.

What do you usually pay attention to when reading nautical articles? Adventure, survival, wonder. This book has done enough in three aspects: global pursuit in black fog, island dungeon overturning at any time, and sea area progressing layer by layer. The protagonist is not a savior, nor is he purely cold, but has a sense of "crazy enough to be sane" pragmatism. The heroine's identity as an archaeologist gives the plot more cultural depth, and the dungeon and the main plot are naturally combined.

To put it simply, this is a "Cthulhu-ified nautical chicken game of global mythology". 200 Million people were thrown into the sea, chased by black fog behind them. There were fish with long legs, talking coconuts, and fairy tale monsters in human skin. The protagonist's ship is alive (with a helm spirit), and his talent is to make objects come alive (hence the talkative and greedy anchor). The copy is a twisted version of Grimm's Fairy Tales and Sumerian Relics. The heroine's ship is of light type and can increase sanity. One of them is crazy and the other is crazy. They are absolutely crazy.

It's okay. The author's writing is pretty good, and there's a bit of Chinese horror.