Survival: Starting in the Fog

This is a Cthulhu × SCP style work with high potential, which combines the core of the Cthulhu system that "cannot be looked directly at, cannot be understood, and cognition will be polluted". The story does not rely solely on monsters jumping in the face to create scares, but rather relies on file fragments, mental distortions of characters, and fragmented clues to slowly unfold the weirdness hidden in the world. The boundary between sanity and madness is blurred, and the sense of insignificance of human beings in the face of abnormal existences that are gigantic and indifferent to human nature is deeply portrayed. The most rare thing is that in addition to the weirdness and horror, the character creation is not lost. The character's struggle, doubt, and self-consumption make the horror more than just curiosity. The foreshadowing is carefully laid, and there are countless fragments waiting to be spliced ​​together. The huge world view layout can be seen, and the subsequent development is very worth looking forward to.

Although the protagonist is not cautious at all when he travels through time and trusts others casually, and in terms of character creation, Wang Linchuan is clearly a soldier. He should be looking for a way out with his family in a strange environment. He only drank some water in two days, and it was still water in the fog. Some people want to complain, but it is attractive. There are also places for people. Come on, the author. The current exploration is not very intense, and it is all about the supporting characters. However, I still want to see the follow-up plot. I will not show some very intelligent people like other apocalyptic novels. I don't know if there will be people like the Virgin in the follow-up.