High Martial: I Don't Want a Lovecraftian Golden Finger!

The book is very interesting, the protagonist is very stable (referring to the mentality), and has the care (attention) of many gods. It looks like a refreshing novel, of course, the premise is that this is not a grammatical world [laughter]. The author has a rich reserve of knowledge about Ke and has many clever ideas. His writing is fluent and worth reading.

Daily life of cultivating immortals + Microgram series, the sect is quite cute, and the classmates of the same generation are also very good. Now I am good friends with the classmates who are also in the time travel party. As of Chapter 56, there is no female protagonist and no emotional scenes.

I enjoyed watching it. Coc uses all kinds of wonderful summoning techniques to make waves. The three pillar gods summoned two, and one of them was watching the battle. Moreover, the author really plays coc. I guess he is still experienced. Otherwise, he would not be able to write something with such a coc flavor. It just seems a bit unreadable. I hope the author can update more, faster, and ensure the quality. It is not enough, it is really not enough.

It's pretty good. The main character is scared to death at the beginning, but it seems to be because he lost San. In fact, being scared is also very interesting. After that, he becomes anxious when encountering pressure, and some cards start to shout again. It's very lively and I like it very much. The Cthulhu element is very interesting. I can learn some knowledge about Cthulhu through the plot.

The human content of the protagonist is already ridiculously low. Although the body has nothing to do with human beings, the heart is still normal. It's just that the knowledge of Cthulhu is too high... It's easy to go crazy and shake a bunch of dirty things [sneaky laugh] Oh, the following contains spoilers His body already has the mark of Cthurgia occupying the heart, the mark of Ghatanothoa occupying the chest, Tavel's silver void occupying the right eye socket, the Night Demon curled up deep in the left eye socket, the cold crystal blind staff is filled with gray flames, and the remnants of Cthulhu's tentacles are still swimming slowly in the blood. There is also Igoronak's mouth on the palm [face covering]

It's good-looking, with a lot of foreshadowing. I hope the protagonist will be more comfortable later on, as he feels like a little bitter gourd.

The writing is pretty good. The protagonist has a very upright outlook, but he is also unlucky. All kinds of evil gods are staring at him.

Okay, I can read it, it's finally not the kind of cool article that treats madness as pure positive reinforcement [face covering]

It's a very interesting group running, keep up the good work After the story got bigger, it suddenly felt uninteresting. Without the weird and mysterious feeling, it was no different from ordinary fantasy novels. And I inserted it unexpectedly (this is foreshadowing). Do you think this is humorous?

The author absolutely has no use for AI. There are no inconsistencies, logical errors, or any AI hallucinations. I can foreshadow and remember the foreshadowing. I have normal intelligence [Like] The taste is very authentic [Like] [Note]