Cthulhu: Can't You See I'm Playing a Game?

It's time to give yourself a five-star review. I was very uneasy about writing this novel because the subject matter is really niche. It is said to be Cthulhu but it is a bit irrelevant (but I personally feel that the wheat field in the game city is still okay.) In fact, I personally don't like too many foreshadowings in the early stages, but the setting of this novel is very complicated, so I have to bury some foreshadowings earlier. There is a more important node in the later stage (I haven't written it down yet, I'm working hard to catch up on it.) All I can say is that I will try my best to write first, and if it doesn't work later, I will have to write something else first. (Help, I still owe a book. Of course, that one will definitely be finished, but it's just stuck. The front part has been written, and the finale has been designed, but there is a bit of a transition in the middle.)