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  1. Cthulhu Mythos: Collection of Gods Atlas H. P. Lovecraft40k Wordscompleted "Cthulhu Mythos" is a treasure in the history of world science fiction, fantasy, and horror literature. It is a novel system composed of a series of short stories. It is the representative of modern mythology in the world. It is the two major European and American mythological systems that divide the world into two major mythological systems, the ancient mythology represented by "The Lord of the Rings" and "A Song of Ice and Fire". It rivals Asimov's "Galaxy Empire" in the science fiction world. 28.3kReads9.6Score6.3kShelves
  2. Cthulhu Mythos (Gomai Classic) (US) Written by H. P. Lovecraft; Translated by Yao Xianghui126k Wordscompleted "The Cthulhu Mythos" is known as the greatest and most influential system of horror novels in the 20th century. The author is H. P. Lovecraft - or "Lovecraft". Suppose there is an ant crawling next to your feet. You will not care whether you step on it or not, because it is too small. Whether it is dead or alive has no effect on you. In the eyes of the ancient evil gods described in the "Cthulhu Mythos", humans are like ants. The "cosmism" advocated by Lovecraft means that human beings are far f 7.7kReads9.3Score2.6kShelves
  3. Cthulhu Mythos Howard Philip Lovecraft162k Wordscompleted "The Cthulhu Mythos" is known as the most influential horror novel system in the 20th century. The author Howard Philip Lovecraft advocated "cosmism" and believed that human beings are far from being the masters of the world. In the unknown universe that has not yet been explored, there are unimaginable and unspeakable horrific truths hidden. Even a glimpse of it may make people fall into madness or death. As the author states: "The oldest and strongest human emotion is fear; and the oldest and 5.8kReads9.3Score1.5kShelves
  4. Cthulhu Mythos Collection Howard Philip Lovecraft644k Wordscompleted This book collects 27 classic chapters from the Cthulhu Mythos. The common theme of these novels is: the value of human beings is meaningless in the universe, and all exploration of the mysterious unknown will lead to a catastrophic ending. As the author Lovecraft said: "All my stories are based on the basic premise, that is, ordinary human laws, interests, and emotions are invalid and meaningless in the vast universe." Unlike other mythological systems, the Cthulhu Mythos completely subverts 2kReads9.3Score722Shelves
  5. Star Color Lovecraft20k Wordscompleted "Color of Stars" is a short story written by the American novelist Lovecraft. It tells the story of a hydrogeographer who came to a barren wasteland on the outskirts of Arkham to survey a reservoir. The locals call it the "blighted wasteland" and no one dares to approach it. He found the only survivor on the edge of the ruins - a crazy old man. The old man talked intermittently about fifty years ago: a meteorite fell on the land of farmer Gardner's family, releasing a color that did not belong t 1.9kReads8.6Score392Shelves
  6. The Cthulhu Myth: Call of Cthulhu Lovecraft120k Wordscompleted The most influential fantasy and horror novel system in the 20th century! The "Cthulhu Mythos" was created by the American writer Lovecraft. He built an extremely grand world, filled with creations and existences that transcend human cognitive dimensions and are extremely distant in time and space. George Martin, Stephen King, Neil Gaiman, the author of "American Gods", and the famous Japanese cartoonist Junji Ito are all loyal fans. The games "World of Warcraft", "StarCraft", "Hearthstone", sci 1.9kReads9.4Score714Shelves
  7. Cthulhu Mythos·2·at the Mountains of Madness H. P. Lovecraft142k Wordscompleted The most influential fantasy and horror novel system in the 20th century! The "Cthulhu Mythos" was created by the American writer Lovecraft. He built an extremely grand world, filled with creations and existences that transcend human cognitive dimensions and are extremely distant in time and space. George Martin, Stephen King, Neil Gaiman, the author of "American Gods", and the famous Japanese cartoonist Junji Ito are all loyal fans. The games "World of Warcraft", "StarCraft", "Hearthstone", sci 1.3kReads9.2Score465Shelves
  8. Call of Cthulhu Lovecraft19k Wordscompleted "The Call of Cthulhu" is a short story written by the American novelist Lovecraft. It tells the story of a young scholar who accidentally discovered a dusty investigative file while sorting through the belongings of his late great-uncle. My great-uncle was a linguist. During his lifetime, he used a strange relief, a mysterious statue and a page of confessions from a crazy cultist to trace a secret organization that spread all over the world. As the investigation deepened, scholars were horrified 1kReads8.5Score336Shelves
  9. Cthulhu Mythos II (Gomai Classic) H. P. Lovecraft182k Wordscompleted "The Cthulhu Mythos" is known as the greatest and most influential system of horror novels in the 20th century. The author is H. P. Lovecraft - or "Lovecraft". Suppose there is an ant crawling next to your feet. You will not care whether you step on it or not, because it is too small. Whether it is dead or alive has no effect on you. In the eyes of the ancient evil gods described in the "Cthulhu Mythos", humans are like ants. The "cosmism" advocated by Lovecraft means that human beings are far f 669Reads9.3Score327Shelves
  10. Cthulhu Mythos H. P. Lovecraft (Anchor: DK Lu Lifeng)Eastern Fantasycompleted I think the greatest kindness in the world is the limitation of the human brain in understanding. There are a total of 104 novels and related poems in the collection, all of which are written by Lovecraft himself, ghostwritten, or co-written by Lovecraft. Some of these works you may have never read! Qu Chang, the translator of "A Song of Ice and Fire", worked hard for several years and carefully considered every word and sentence. The accuracy and fluency of the text surpassed all previous versi 580Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  11. Cthulhu Mythos IV (Gomai Classic) H. P. Lovecraft132k Wordscompleted Chapters included in "Cthulhu Mythos IV": "Color of Stars": A strange phenomenon falling from the universe, the thing in the well that corrupts the town. "The Horrible Old Man": There's an old captain living in town, and it's best not to disturb him. "The Thing on the Doorstep": Believe me, it wasn't me who killed my friend. "Strange Painting in an Old House": That painting is not a work of fantasy, but... "The Music of Erich Zehn": It is true that music makes people obsessed. "Herbert West - Re 445Reads9.3Score280Shelves
  12. Cthulhu Mythos III (Gomai Classic) H. P. Lovecraft137k Wordscompleted "The Cthulhu Mythos" is known as the greatest and most influential system of horror novels in the 20th century. The author is H. P. Lovecraft - or "Lovecraft". Suppose there is an ant crawling next to your feet. You will not care whether you step on it or not, because it is too small. Whether it is dead or alive has no effect on you. In the eyes of the ancient evil gods described in the "Cthulhu Mythos", humans are like ants. The "cosmism" advocated by Lovecraft means that human beings are far f 389Reads8.9Score258Shelves
  13. Cthulhu Mythos V (Gomai Classic) H. P. Lovecraft113k Wordscompleted If you are tired of traditional "Cthulhu" stories and "the fear of the unknown" no longer excites you, welcome to Lovecraft's heterochromatic story collection - "Dreamland". In this huge world made up of dreams, you only need to take a white sailboat to go to the moon. The earth is flat, the lifestyle stays in the Middle Ages, the ancient gods live on the top of the mountain, and humans live at the foot of the mountain. Any legend may be true, and time is blurred. Those who occasionally visit he 291Reads8.5Score225Shelves
  14. Cthulhu Mythos VI (Gomai Classic) H. P. Lovecraft151k Wordscompleted "Cthulhu Mythos VI" includes: "The Confessions of Randolph Carter": Randolph Carter's first appearance. "Indescribable": Just like the title. "Silver Key": Open the door to the dimension. "Through the Silver Key Door": See through the secret. "Across the Ages": Murderous Mummy. "The Charles Dexter Ward Affair": How He Slowly Goes Mad... 285Reads9.2Score213Shelves
  15. Dreaming About the Secret Land of Kadasi Howard Phillips Lovecraft82 Wordscompleted Randolph Carter had dreamed of that exquisite sunset city three times, but each time, he could only stop for a moment on the terrace high above the city, and was soon pulled tightly and pulled away from the dream, three times in a row. His dreams were so vivid, and the sunset city was so wonderful and otherworldly. He was frustrated that he could not stay where he belonged, so he decided to embark on a dangerous and unknown journey, desperately traveling through the strange dream land, praying t 280Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  16. Cthulhu Mythos Iv·the Color of Another World H. P. Lovecraft137k Wordscompleted Stephen King called H. P. Lovecraft "the greatest writer of classical horror novels in the 20th century", and together with Edgar Allan Poe and Ambrose Burles, he was called "the three major horror novelists in the United States". Lovecraft created the most influential system of horror novels in the 20th century, influencing countless games, films, and animations in later generations. Many stories in "Cthulhu Mythos" have become the cultural roots of games such as "World of Warcraft", "Lost Land 239Reads8.6Score162Shelves
  17. Cthulhu Mythos.3·the Haze over Innsmouth H. P. Lovecraft136k Wordscompleted The most influential fantasy and horror novel system in the 20th century! The "Cthulhu Mythos" was created by the American writer Lovecraft. He built an extremely grand world, filled with creations and existences that transcend human cognitive dimensions and are extremely distant in time and space. George Martin, Stephen King, Neil Gaiman, the author of "American Gods", and the famous Japanese cartoonist Junji Ito are all loyal fans. The games "World of Warcraft", "StarCraft", "Hearthstone", sci 181Reads8.6Score103Shelves
  18. Shadow Beyond Time Howard Phillips Lovecraft63 Wordscompleted In 1908, Peasley, a professor of political economy at Miskatonic University, experienced an unfortunate syncope. After waking up, Pisley seemed like a different person, with no idea of ​​his identity. Five years later, he finally regained his sanity, but was unable to remember what happened during the amnesia period. As he tried to discover what happened during this period, he became increasingly painful. Vivid and disturbing dreams would guide his journey through time and space, unlocking the s 156Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  19. Shadow over Innsmouth Lovecraft42k Wordscompleted Innsmouth is a declining seaport town. It has a name on the map, but in reality it seems to have been deliberately avoided: the streets are damp and cold, the curtains are closed all year round, and the lights in the hotel are so dim that they seem to be extinguished at any time. When outsiders arrive, the townspeople are silent and avoidant, as if all eyes are focused on the same taboo - no one is willing to say that sentence. The story begins with an ordinary stay, but soon turns into a forced 119Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  20. The Dark Night Whispers Lovecraft44k Wordscompleted In Lovecraft's "The Whispering Night", Antarctica is not a silent wasteland, but a forbidden place hiding the terrifying truth of the universe. The Miskatonic University scientific expedition team originally went deep into the glacier to search for fossils, but they inadvertently penetrated the barrier of time and space and awakened an ancient race that came to the earth long before humans appeared - Mi Go. These beings from distant galaxies look like shelled insects, and the sound of their wing 102Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  21. Cthulhu Mythos.4·mound H. P. Lovecraft150k Wordscompleted The most influential fantasy and horror novel system in the 20th century! The "Cthulhu Mythos" was created by the American writer Lovecraft. He built an extremely grand world, filled with creations and existences that transcend human cognitive dimensions and are extremely distant in time and space. George Martin, Stephen King, Neil Gaiman, the author of "American Gods", and the famous Japanese cartoonist Junji Ito are all loyal fans. The games "World of Warcraft", "StarCraft", "Hearthstone", sci 93Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  22. Charles Dixter Ward Affair H. P. Lovecraft1k Wordscompleted This novel is a famous Cthulhu mythology novel. It tells the story of Charles Dixter Ward, who in the process of investigating his ancestors, devoted himself to various archaeological researches at home and abroad, and finally fell into madness. It is Lovecraft's recognized masterpiece. 71Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  23. Cthulhu Mythos·2·at the Mountains of Madness (USA) H. P. Lovecraftcompleted The most influential fantasy and horror novel system in the 20th century! The "Cthulhu Mythos" was created by the American writer Lovecraft. He built an extremely grand world, filled with creations and existences that transcend human cognitive dimensions and are extremely distant in time and space. George Martin, Stephen King, Neil Gaiman, the author of "American Gods", and the famous Japanese cartoonist Junji Ito are all loyal fans. The games "World of Warcraft", "StarCraft", "Hearthstone", sci —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  24. Mountains of Madness (US) H. P. Lovecraft (UK) I. N. J. Carl Bardcompleted "For a moment, the scene's otherworldly immensity takes our breath away... And then a vague fear creeps into our souls." In September 1930, four professors from Miskatonic University led a scientific expedition team to the frozen wilderness of Antarctica to collect mineral samples. After setting up camp, they discovered three mysterious rock fragments. Driven by curiosity, they decided to continue exploring westward in search of new samples. Along the way, they flew over ridiculously high mounta —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  25. Necronomicon H. P. Lovecraft1.1M Wordscompleted When you open this "Necronomicon", a different world comes to you, including old rulers, evil gods, self-immolation, living dead, resurrected people, hybrid mermaids, alien creatures, soul exchange, ghouls... Nearly 80 works contain all Lovecraft's whimsical ideas! The most impressive among them is the "Cthulhu Mythos" system created by Lovecraft. Dozens of novels follow the same line, creating a grand, mysterious, and strange fictional world. In that world, mentally fragile people are having st —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  26. Mountains of Madness Lovecraft106 Wordscompleted "For a moment, the scene's otherworldly immensity takes our breath away... And then a vague fear creeps into our souls." In September 1930, four professors from Miskatonic University led a scientific expedition team to the frozen wilderness of Antarctica to collect mineral samples. After setting up camp, they discovered three mysterious rock fragments. Driven by curiosity, they decided to continue exploring westward in search of new samples. Along the way, they flew over ridiculously high mounta —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  27. Cthulhu Mythos (Three Volumes) H. P. Lovecraft445k Wordscompleted "The Cthulhu Mythos" is known as the greatest and most influential system of horror novels in the 20th century. The author is H. P. Lovecraft - or "Lovecraft". Suppose there is an ant crawling next to your feet. You will not care whether you step on it or not, because it is too small. Whether it is dead or alive has no effect on you. In the eyes of the ancient evil gods described in the "Cthulhu Mythos", humans are like ants. The "cosmism" advocated by Lovecraft means that human beings are far f —Reads8.4Score—Shelves