Rift in the Abyss: We Awakened the Old Ones
深渊裂隙：我们唤醒旧日支配者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 35k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Reader comments 2
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A very scary short story. I like the scene where something impersonates the protagonist after he leaves the console. In fact, when the protagonist picks up the coffee pot, it implies that a long time has passed. Otherwise, the pot of coffee that was just boiled turns cold in just ten minutes, which actually implies that a long time has passed. After reading it, I suspected that the U. S. Government and military inside had been corrupted, so I awakened myself according to His request.
This Cthulhu novel is really good. Both the advantages and disadvantages are that it is too short. The advantage is that because it is short, the psychological description of the characters in it must be brought into the imagination by the readers themselves. The greatest horror in Cthulhu novels is the reader's imagination. Every reader will use his or her own horror to insert it, so this novel is good. The shortcoming is that it is not enough to read. These 35,000 words are just a waste of time. More than 350,000 words would be better.