Live-Streaming the Haunted Realm

For me, the ending is indeed he, but I still really want to watch the sweet side story.

Indescribably wonderful. From the imagination, to the language, to the characters, it can be said to be one of the best movies I have watched in so many years.

Ah, I finally finished reading it... In the end, the layers of the world view kept expanding and I felt a little numb, but I still liked the meticulous and detailed descriptions, which gave countless different stories between the two of them. The words written on the palms, the lake in Venice, the snow cabin in Yosemite, each has its own story, and you can feel the connection at the core. The flavor of Cthulhu is really strong. After Chu Yang lost his sanity, he had a conversation with the crazy Ilya (?) But actually didn't say anything. That scene was particularly crazy and amazing. Ah, but before I saw the ending, I had been hoping that they would finally start the live broadcast together and say that they would visit a new haunted house today TvT

I really like this book. I read it in one go and it had so much stamina. It was like a fight between the God of Entropy and the God of Entropy that blew my brain into rubble. It was really a bit of an immersive reading. The strong love and hate rendered in the large text were conveyed without reservation. I felt it was so cruel at one point that I had to take a break. I was in pain for the suffering Xiaoyang Lynch and others went through, and I was also moved by all kinds of love. In fact, it is difficult to get such an empathetic experience when reading many novels nowadays, so I really like it. Although the setting is not the vague and atmospheric writing style of traditional Cthulhu, I still like it. It is more like a supernatural fantasy novel. I read that the author has not published a new work in three years. I wish my wife a good life, and I also hope that one day I can see a new work. I will continue to read The Black Hole.

Boss, forgive me for my lack of language. I cannot accurately express my inner shock and admiration through this text. After reading the second half of the novel (especially when I read the first half of Lynch's life), I can feel that this book is not only a quality and quantity of the bizarre world of Cthulhu, but also carries the boss's feelings and insights about real life - reading these words, I remembered what Lynch said to Chu Yang when we were in Yosemite. When you are in this forest, you will deeply feel the greatness of nature and your own insignificance under this great creation. In the rolling torrent of reality, all of us are so fragile and small. The power of one person is not enough to shake the huge world composed of hundreds of millions of people. Therefore, in the face of love and hate, in the face of disputes, in the face of illness, in the face of separation, every choice we make in the face of these long-lasting and heavy propositions is big enough to affect our lives, but at the same time it is so small that no matter how hard we try, we cannot get rid of the darkness of reality. We are just dust of nature, mayflies in front of God. We may change in countless ways at the turning point of fate, becoming stronger, more fragile, more kind, or more indifferent. There are also millions of people of all kinds in this world, but from a larger perspective, which of them are not wrapped up in the destiny full of creation, and which ones are purely "good" or purely "bad"? I saw people struggling under a tragic fate. Every choice they made was just to survive. The fear of the unknown made them make dehumanizing choices. I saw the leaders at the commanding heights of the crowd, the people who made decisions. They each had their own goals, but the starting point was just the same destination. Everyone was a poor creature under this cruel and indifferent way of heaven. But the fact that there is no absolute good or bad in the world does not mean that justice does not exist. Perhaps for everyone, the so-called "justice" and "fairness" are just the product of mutual support and mutual compromise in the absurd reality, thus forming the norms of society and then producing laws. Respecting the law is also respecting the rules for the normal operation of this society. Maybe the law cannot fully realize justice, but it is the best way to deal with it under the existing conditions. If you are unscrupulous, you will just be like the Nazi officers in World War II - they give themselves the title of "justice" but do things that harm innocent lives. Needless to say, their actions have millions of people criticizing them (here is also a name for Black Lynch, his behavior is just resorting to hatred to violence, but in fact it does not solve the problem) There is no absolute good or bad in the world, so none of us can achieve the best outcome. Where there is light there will be shadows, and without shadows there is no light. Everyone has selfish motives. How can a "perfect world" and "absolute justice" be established when everyone has selfish intentions and a dark side? You can only be an enemy of the world, just like the prophet Lynch, and eventually lose yourself in constant destruction and abandonment. Although in the world of Chu Yang and Lin Qi, they can create a world without blood and sin, the meaning of existence and the value of life cannot be discussed in the world. There is no meaning, so right and wrong are naturally not important. After all, everything is nothingness and nothing exists. There is nothing in such a world, and naturally there will be no love that Lynch and Lynch pursue. In the end, Chu Yang restarted the world. In that world, humans continued to multiply, and of course there would be differences. Is this world perfect? Definitely not. These discussions of life and death, human nature and choices are amplified under Cthulhu's crazy worldview and are laid out bloody in the text. However, it is also decorated with fantasy elements, making those sad realities less naked. It is not until the content of World War II is presented from Lynch's perspective that the more heart-wrenching realities hidden behind the madness and fantasy are revealed. Even though there are so many stories in the previous article that reflect class oppression and the sinister nature of human nature, none of them are as painful as these few pages of text (of course, I don't mean that the previous ones are not painful, but this paragraph is too painful...) But we do not have no way out just because fate is arbitrary. In the article, like the love between Chu Yang and Lin Qi, the support of those who walked side by side with them (even if some will eventually leave), those who give love and support to the protagonist (such as Chu Yang's grandfather), these are good medicines for joint pain, and we also have these existences in reality. In the face of cruel reality, the people in front of us are beautiful. The only thing we can do is cherish the moment and protect the luck we have. Boss, your writing style is truly astounding. Your writing is so thorough and dazzling that it makes people feel soaring. Your story plot is exquisitely crafted and the ups and downs are like a miraculous craftsmanship. The depth of your thoughts is as bright as the sea of ​​​​stars and can compete with the sun and the moon! I am really honored to read such a novel, and I feel very lucky. Fortunately, I did not miss it, but I am also a little regretful, because the latest book you wrote was already six years ago, and such a great article has not been seen by more people (I will always keep reading!) I personally hope that you have not closed the book yet, and are just gathering inspiration. However, if you are living a fulfilling and wonderful life in this life, then I wish you a happy life, joy and success!

Ah, I thought Black Hole Falls was a prequel... Why is the future still so painful, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, endless suffering.

I really want to watch Tian Tian's extra episode, woo woo woo woo

This is a high-quality healing (depressive) novel

It's been so long, but I still want to say, why is there no sweet extra qwq at the end?

The author feels unhappy [crying] [crying]