The Evening Bell Church

A long, long time ago, a god named Azathoth suddenly wanted to play in a band one day. He became the drummer, his younger brother played the flute to accompany him, and Green Flame became the dancer; "The ninth quadrillionth performance of the Indescribable Band is about to begin. Black Goat, please change your costume quickly. What are you doing with so many tentacles, mouths, and eyes?

If you have read Lord of Mysteries, then you don't need to read this book. After reading more than a dozen chapters, I felt that this book was just a low-end version of Mystery, and I couldn't stand it after seeing the part where the protagonist pretended to be a god. Is Yog-Sothoth so strong? As for the reason for saving the witch, it is even more unreasonable. I have no strength at all. Who gave him the courage to save the wanted criminal? It makes me feel embarrassed.

My first thought upon seeing the evening bell was King Hassan… 😐

Can we please stop mentioning the mysterious? I also really like mystery novels, but are you saying that no one else can write Western fantasy Cthulhu novels? Is following the trend now considered wrong? Then you should criticize a bunch of people who have lost money and become the richest. I, Wuma Xing, really didn't want to be famous. I, Naihe Xiaowangchuan, really didn't want to be popular.

The church initially offered you a position as a medium, but you refused and instead took in a witch? Being a medium is somewhat dangerous, but the benefits are high pay, joining the system, and professional training and development. Taking in witches? The risk is infinitely high, and the rewards are nowhere near as good as joining the system.

Holy Mother, how do you know that the witch has never harmed anyone? You start to feel unbearable even if you don't understand anything. It's like you are sick. But please first understand whether the witch is true and kind. No one will say anything to you even if you don't understand anything.

There's a problem: deities generally lack majesty. Desiring a cardinal as "stunningly beautiful" and "adorable" is inappropriate. Bishops are the representatives of the divine; portraying Emilia as an empress is problematic. Generally, bishops are benevolent and dignified; having negative thoughts about them is blasphemy. Using terms like "stunningly beautiful" and "adorable" feels out of place and diminishes the sense of mystery.

I have just watched the beginning, and there are all kinds of little poisonous points one after another. The overall logic is not rigorous, the protagonist is frivolous and contradictory, many plots are so embarrassing that it makes people dig their toes, and the various settings are all stitched together.

The synopsis seems to follow the same formula as Lord of Mysteries. Has Lord of Mysteries become another business model?

When in doubt, quantum mechanics; when style jumps, virtual worlds; when inexplicable, time travel; when color schemes are unclear, cyberpunk; when imagination is lacking, parallel universes; when visuals are outdated, retro style; when things are unclear, a tribute to Cthulhu.