Most of them are plot-oriented, with some emotional lines but not many, or the plot and emotions are split 50-50, and subjectively they are gentle, kind, controlled and friendly.
Cthulhu enters the trap. This book opens the door to a new world. It is because of this that I slowly started to understand the background of Cthulhu. It is very well written [please please]. Newbies who don't know Cthulhu can also read it. It's a sweet cookie and it won't be a loss if you invest in it.
It is a rare story about running groups and the fourth natural disaster. The writing style is good, and it can be read as a stand-alone plot flow or as a non-CP story. The emotional line is a bit lacking. But overall it was a great experience to watch. There were a little bit of group portraits in the later stages but it was still pretty good. The writing was also able to hold up even the funny plot and big scenes.
I don't remember clearly when I read it last year, and I can't find the original account. I forgot whether I had written a review for this book. The whole book has a lot of daily-style plots, and there are no particularly big ups and downs. The characters are all good, and it's quite enjoyable to read.