
I Stream Raising Cthulhu Fish, and the Whole Internet Begs Me to Stop
直播养克苏鲁怪鱼,全网求我收手
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 145k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
79Chapters
140Reads
5.9Score
16Listens
106.6kReads · all time
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Dig out the treasure novel! The only live broadcast setting for raising Cthulhu monster fish in the entire network, it perfectly meets my preferences. Traditional Cthulhu is all depressing and scary, but this book goes in the opposite direction. The protagonist calmly raises the old monster fish of the deep sea. The audience in the live broadcast room is trembling with fear across the screen. They frantically scroll the screen and beg the protagonist to stop immediately. They are scared and reluctant to leave the live broadcast room. This extreme contrast is vividly written. The author's writing style is very comfortable. When describing strange fish tentacles and deep-sea phenomena, the atmosphere is full. The horror is perfectly controlled and will not discourage novices. The daily live broadcast interactions are light and funny, and the barrage portrayal of all living beings is particularly realistic. The plot is not watery and there are no stupid points. Every chapter has something new to watch. The more you read, the more addictive it becomes. I sincerely recommend this book to all book lovers who like Cthulhu + live streaming! (Am I the only one who thinks muddy and braised are cute?)
Overall, it's pretty good. The characters are relatively complete, and the plot is quite interesting and novel. The only shortcoming is that the audience's comments are a bit monotonous. They just change the subject + the event and it appears again. It makes people feel like they have been watching the same sentence. The repetition of sentences is quite like AI 🤔 (just a little bit similar). Everything else is fine.
The warm father-son relationship finally gave me what I wanted to see.
Finally found a real crazy protagonist! It's super good-looking. The protagonist's thinking is different from other people's. Everything centers on his fish. If you like biological mutation, evolution, and Cthulhu style, check it out!
It's okay. It's a bit weird and a bit fast, but it does simplify some reasonable but unnecessary procrastination of the plot and inner drama thinking. The overall feeling is a bit strange and a bit unreasonable, but it is very comfortable to read. It is not very procrastinating. It is not so in-depth. If it is reasonable, it is okay. Otherwise, it is difficult for me to imagine how to guide the plot later. I feel that this plot needs to be well thought out and the framework needs to be laid out. That's it.
It feels quite novel. I have never read the Cthulhu Mythos before, but it feels a bit confusing in the back. A series of concepts such as transcendental beings are not mentioned in the middle, and there is no transition. Then suddenly there is a transcendent beauty Lin Chacha. Grandpa is the pillar of the country. Then Lin Chacha is injured and needs to be rescued by the protagonist. Then grandpa tells the protagonist that if he can save her, he will betroth her to the protagonist. , And then this person was unwilling and very sad and angry. Fortunately, the common routine was not followed in the following. The protagonist only saw the Cthulhu fish he created. However, later on, the slap-in-the-face plot began to appear, questioning and slapping again, and questioning and slapping again. How can I put it, it felt quite fragmented. I thought it was a Cthulhu novel, but in the end, there was another male-video slap-in-the-face routine. Fortunately, there was not much ink, and it was mainly to cultivate Cthulhu.
Super Invincible likes to explode and look good. Except for the extraordinary system that suddenly appears, everything else is so cool 😋
It's pretty good, but don't keep using sentences like, it's not... It's not... It's... I'm listening to the book here, and I feel like the whole text can be summarized in these five words 😄 Don't always describe the T-shirt the protagonist is wearing, okay? Every time outsiders are shocked, they must first describe his appearance and the I love fish T-shirt 😄
Has the text been changed? This is not what I read before.
I feel like I've evolved. I feel like I'm a bit ice-cold. I actually feel that it's not impossible for the protagonist to have a CP with Braised Nini.