My Cell Prison

The following words may have been forcibly deleted by unexplainable existence. This book is very interesting, but the first time I only read more than 80 chapters, I couldn't bear it. Yes, I couldn't bear it! My eyes hurt so much that I couldn't stop crying. Reading other novels didn't bother me at all! I even felt pain in a blood vessel inside my eye socket, but I couldn't see anything when I looked at my eyes. I was so scared that I left it for a few days. I came back and read it in the past few days. It was okay at first, but later on, I suddenly felt a little nauseous for some reason (physical, not psychological). I seriously suspected that this book might be a high-level source of pollution, and the pollution effect could be achieved just through words that can be copied infinitely. (Manual funny)

The copy of "Ghost Story" has exposed some problems. I will conduct some analysis on these problems and provide some suggestions for modification. First of all, the psychological expectations that the author gave readers in the early stages of the story are inconsistent with the actual progress. In the first few chapters of the story, the author may have given readers the following psychological expectations: 1. Japanese ghost stories - weird, scary, and there may be some dark stories of human nature behind the grotesque formation. 2.      3.      4. Multiple prisoners----competitors. As a result, the subsequent development of the story completely deviated from these psychological expectations: 1. The weirdness does not make people feel weird or scary. a)  The Butcher of the Abyss cannot be beaten, the head nurse is instantly killed by Mr. Aha, and the other monsters are not as difficult to deal with as expected. The feeling given to the readers is "every bite is terrifying, and every kick is a supernova——Kizaru's Quotations". Even when dealing with the lamp man, there is nothing outstanding, nothing like in the copy of "The Evil": using physical characteristics to outsmart the BOSS and deceive the BOSS. The man who lit the lamp relied on "recklessness" and almost overturned... b)  In fact, according to the author's early layout, I think the correct way to eliminate the weirdness should be: "solve the puzzle based on the clues of the weirdness -> find the weakness -> kill the weirdness". At the beginning of the copy, it was actually possible to find that the author had such a writing tendency, but this was not the case in subsequent developments. My personal guess here is that the author has not drawn up an "outline", so that he is in a state of "writing wherever he writes". The more important reason is that the schedule of National Day activities is so full (evidence: three updates are cut into two), so there is no more time to figure out the plot and polish the copy. 2.      BOSS, (,) "" 3. Five-star difficulty, I think this difficulty is quite embarrassing. Because after the entire dungeon is completed, I feel that the sense of crisis is not as high as the previous two dungeons... 4. Prisoner, this is a rather embarrassing setting. Based on the author's description, I initially thought that the prisoners would be a relatively powerful force. The result is that he is a cannon fodder, and except for some descriptions at the beginning, he never appears again throughout the whole process. This makes the setting that the prisoners are not weak in combat power a redundant setting and completely unnecessary. It also reduces the overall "compactness" of the story, disperses the story, and weakens the story. I think, according to the author's initial setting, the outline should probably be written like this. Main tone: This is an escape copy, weird and difficult to destroy, even indestructible (immortal and regenerable). Background setting: 1.  In the future world, human science and technology have made very long-term progress, but this seems to have violated certain taboos, and under certain conditions will lead to the emergence of some "weird and bizarre" things. At the beginning, humans are afraid, but with the study of "weirdness". People find weirdness "controllable." This makes human beings feel happy, because studying the unknown can make human science and technology progress and develop. 2.  Under such an idea, human beings have built a "weird paradise" on an artificial island and "produced" weirdness in it by using certain means. In order to better study these weirdnesses, people continue to send death row prisoners to this "weird paradise" - because this is a group of smart guys who are good at finding and exploiting loopholes. 3.                          With the continuous transportation of death row prisoners, human beings have learned more and more about grotesques, and have collected a lot of information about grotesques, as well as body tissues. By studying these grotesque body tissues, people have discovered that some of the grotesque properties can strengthen humans. This brings great joy, for the grotesque is immortal and renewable. Humanity hopes to immortalize itself and gain strength through the study of the grotesque. 4.      , "", "",, Against this background, people agreed to clone death-row prisoners and conduct experiments on these death-row prisoner clones, optimizing them to gain greater strength, and then use these death-row prisoners to further explore weirdness, obtain weird information, and obtain weird organizations. 5.                                                                                                                                                                                                   Do not have the place to enter the "Weird Paradise". The story begins. Faction: 1.  Weird: the main source of danger, the main occurrence of the story. 2.  Competitor: Prisoner. The plunder of weird points/the plunder of weird organizations/the plunder of weird information. 3.  Store: Acquire "killed" weird organizations for research (prisoners get points through weird organizations), acquire weird related information (prisoners get points through weird information) Story development stage: 1.  Early stage: Find weird weaknesses by buying weird clues, find weird weaknesses through puzzle clues, and then kill them. (The main function of purchased clues is to reduce the difficulty of solving puzzles. In other words, you can also trigger weird events yourself and then solve the puzzle, but the difficulty will increase.) 2.  Mid stage: The difficulty gradually increases, which is mainly reflected in the lethality, difficulty of solving puzzles, and weird intensity. Weirdly finds the weak point and still maintains the higher killing difficulty. 3.      Story enhancement: 1.  By setting a tragic background story for the grotesque, it arouses readers' resonance (mainly sympathy), thereby enhancing the readers' reading experience. Reference example: At the end of the second chapter of "Lord of Mysteries", a large number of innocent civilians died, and the tragedy of small people not being able to control their own destiny. 2.                                                                          By setting a hateful background story for the grotesque, arousing readers' resonance (mainly anger), in order to give the readers a sense of "refreshment" after writing the grotesque to death. Reference example: The BOSS in "A Nightmare on Elm Street" is very hateful, and it would be great to make him disappear completely. 3.      ,, (Difficulty: Because this time we bring teammates who have a lot of descriptions, it is not easy to let them die casually, so we can create a sense of urgency of death by depicting the death of the death row prisoner). 4. Ending arrangement: Create a death row prisoner who cooperates with the protagonist team and survives to the end (the "death prisoner" needs to die in the front, so this death row prisoner can be set to be the only one of the group who survives, and his tragic life can be appropriately exaggerated. What about being wrongfully imprisoned, and then his children..., In short, it is miserable.) Finally escaped from the weird paradise, originally happy, but was killed when he was about to gain freedom (scene 1). Then appropriately describe the next clone of him sitting on the train looking out the window and imagining the future, determined to live (scene 2) (this can be echoed from beginning to end, giving the reader a sense of absurdity that "the so-called future imagined by this prisoner is nothing but an endless reincarnation of despair"). The copy of "Ghost Stories" is over. Outline↑ Finally, the "craftsmanship" of this copy of "Ghost Story" is too heavy. What is "craftsmanship"? The so-called "craftsmanship" actually means that the development of the story does not conform to common sense. It is more based on the close combination of multiple coincidences designed by the author that ultimately lead to such a development of the story, and the occurrence of these coincidences are "small probability events." And if one of the coincidences fails, it will cause the entire story to collapse (the story cannot happen).        "", But coincidence, if used wisely, can "reasonably" promote the story, but if used unwisely, it will degrade the reader's reading experience. Most readers may not be able to explain this experience clearly, but they always feel weird when reading it. The story "Weird" gave me such a feeling. First, let's look back from the results. The protagonist failed in a one-on-one duel with the lamp man, and I didn't see any "related description" that the protagonist had a back-up plan. If Abel hadn't left, or if it hadn't been for the explosion of the small universe at Abel's critical moment, what would the protagonist have done to seek the lighthouse? The protagonist will die without a burial place, which is a very, very high risk. And we can see that when the protagonist confronts the big nurse, based on the protagonist's performance, the protagonist did not expect the big nurse to be difficult. But by coincidence, Mr. Aha's watch was triggered, killing the head nurse instantly. Afterwards, the protagonist returns to the front battlefield and finds that Abel is about to be killed by the lamp man. Here we can learn that the protagonist does not have a good assessment of the lamp man's combat effectiveness. We will conduct an analysis based on this information: 1. The protagonist does not have a good estimate of the strength of the enemy and ourselves, and the plan to overturn the lighthouse is not complete. Many of the risks have not been estimated, and there are no measures to increase safety. 2. This makes us readers feel very strange when reading these chapters, as if the protagonist's personality suddenly changed drastically, his sanity went crazy, and his mind was blinded by greed. 3. To sum it up: the protagonist suddenly has no B numbers and loses his mind. (The author takes the blame!) I personally am quite optimistic about the potential of this book, otherwise I would not have spent this time writing this here. However, compared with the previous copy of "The Evil", the quality of this copy of "Ghost Story" has dropped significantly. It gives me the feeling that the author of "The Evil Within" has carefully figured out the plot development, polished the details, and has an outline. As for the copy of "Strange Tales", I just write whatever comes to my mind and write whatever comes to my mind. This leads to a problem. The advancement of the plot becomes more inclined to the author's arrangement, rather than the natural development of the story logic, which is what I call "craftsmanship". Regarding the issue of "craftsmanship", there is a Korean movie "Parasite" that is very obvious. Although the story of this movie is very clever, it must be said that the "craftsmanship" of this movie is very great. All the plots in the movie are driven by coincidences. If we think about these coincidences in reality, we will find that these coincidences are actually very fragile. This leads to the distortion of this movie, which makes it look fake. I sincerely wish the author can get more subscriptions, and I also hope that the author can bring our readers a better reading experience and more exciting stories.

There is almost nothing good to say about this book in terms of suspense, structure, and writing. The biggest problem is that the material selected for the copy is too niche. There are so many horror movies, 99% of which have never been heard of or seen before. Isn't it good to use Teacher Chu? Isn't Sadako exciting? I'm sure if I had chosen a famous horror movie, I would have had no problem doubling the score of this book…

Han Dong

     ,,,,,, I think about its infinite changes and eternal existence all day long, and then I realize that its opening and closing of the inner breath is like the waves of floating water, which never stops breathing. The mysteries of the stars are like the corpse energy of heaven and earth. The deeper you explore, the wider you will find. Fortunately, I came across the path of floating corpses by chance. Summarizing its wonderful theory, floating corpses rely on flowing water, the luck is drawn out, and the interaction of water and gas is not to consolidate the foundation, but to gather the Qi in the water. However, the corpse is made of water. If it is clear, it will pass through the bottom, and if it is turbid, it will be difficult to sink. If you let the body float in the clear sky, it will be like a fish swimming in the water. The corpse is floating in the sky, crossing the sky and the earth, and you will feel the transformation of endless spiritual forms. Those who have mastered it will be able to see through suspended images and float around.      ,,,,,,,,,, I use it to glimpse the dazzling splendor of heaven and earth, layer by layer, looking for the ups and downs of the secluded and rare. I am one of those who have seen and heard hundreds of thousands of things, but I cannot compare with it. Its vastness, magnificence, and depth are far beyond my reach. Therefore, I feel the withering of my body and the abundance of heaven and earth. I climbed up Jiqiu Mountain, and suddenly I heard the exquisite yao turning around. I looked for the sound and found the beginning. There is a lotus pond here, which is green and natural, as if carved from jade. Its sources and currents clash with each other, and the stones sound. There are also clear lotuses on Pupu, weaving in the pond, and the dew is about to fall. It coincides with the morning light, like bright pearls, playing in the green case. I enjoy the most beautiful illusionary state. I observe my husband's posture slightly and examine its fibers, which are like floating stiff hairs. They open up the meridians and veins, solidify and open the flow, and open up branches and canals. The water and dew are floating as if they have nothing to rely on. They are like the true beginning. The leaves are like floating and stiff bodies. They are soft and hard, transforming the strength and eliminating the strength. They float the muscles and bones to eliminate the bright strength. They shake the outer body to dissolve the dark strength.

First-class setting, third-rate writing, and I have followed three of them, from God of Death to Prison. After digging out the setting, you really need to learn how to write a book. It feels like many places are written one after another. The properties of pig's feet are messy. The narrative in the first part is like a running account. It seems that there is no outline at all, which makes it uncomfortable to read.

After reading this book, I was almost ready to abandon it, so I subscribed specifically to complain about it. To give a brief evaluation of this book, it is almost like a white text with a Cthulhu skin. The setting is quite good; the main plot line is not very creative, but it is okay; the character creation is average, and the character creation is very poor, especially for the female characters; the language logic is poor (not to mention considering the language logic of English, at least the language habits of each character should not be so similar), and there are many common sense problems (such as the analogy of the core of the ghoul to the cell nucleus, the method of falling asleep for World War II pilots learned from the Internet, the big thesis topic, and some settings about the human body that have no common sense). The reason why I deliberately subscribed to the review now is because I feel that this good setting and subject matter have been wasted; secondly, there is a real shortage of books, and it is not easy to find a book that can be read; thirdly, I hope that if the author reads this book review, he can reflect on his own shortcomings. Specifically, the first few chapters are very good, but there are also some details that are not handled well. Immediately after taking over the head, entering the holy city, and taking over the body, the questions gradually increased from this paragraph on, and it was also from here that I could see the author's true writing power. Then some female characters appeared, and every time a female character appeared, there would be ambiguous descriptions. Then the protagonist himself is a very special life form. He was an associate professor in his previous life, and his performance was very immature. He used all kinds of tricks to show off. The article did not see what was outstanding about him, and then the author forced explanations, and then used flashbacks to fill in the loopholes and add settings. The only relatively likable character I have seen so far is Cass, and apart from the strange name given to the protagonist, everything else is fine.

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Summarize the Cthulhu elements in this novel (from time to time, a new chapter will be opened, the top ten elements, due to the word limit, the following will be presented in the new chapter) Obviously, the novel "My Cell Prison" has very strong Cthulhu elements, but many times Ah Fei does not clearly state it, but uses I'm going to make a bold summary here. There must be some inaccuracies. I hope everyone can help me fill it in. P. S. I am not a senior Cthulhu fan. I am just making a summary. The content is mainly based on Baidu Encyclopedia. If there is anything wrong, please name it 1. The man in yellow robe - the king in yellow. It is the incarnation of Hastur, the Great Old One. It usually wears yellow or variegated tattered robes and a pale mask. In fact, the old robe is part of its body, an extension of its flesh and blood, and underneath the mask hides ugly tentacles that are used to stick to the target to absorb the will. It is incredibly malleable and can change its shape at will. It draws inspiration from brutal beauty to create works that express the worthlessness of human existence and are full of nihilism. The strange mark known as the Yellow Seal is the source of its influence on the human mind, subtly leading it to madness by distorting dreams. Of course, the man in yellow robes in the novel is much kinder, whether he is squeezing Brother Cass's father to write a novel for him or providing help to Boss Han, this is shown. In addition, Carcosa in "The White Beard of Carcosa" is a country mentioned in the cursed script "The King in Yellow". Anyone who reads this script for the first time will lose san 2. Ghoul King M. O. - Mordiggian (Mordiggian) The gloomy god of cold bones and the king of ghouls. It appears as a huge, amorphous mass of darkness, sometimes appearing as a terrifying giant with no eyes on its head and no legs on its body. He appears with a terrible fog, and once swallowed by the fog, he will lose all his energy and become a withered skeleton. It can be considered a relatively gentle existence, and one of the few old rulers who can actively understand human beings to a certain extent. However, the Ghoul King in the novel is a bit miserable. Although he pretended to be secretive, he was forced to retreat by Alex, the God of Death, and became a tool for others to gain fashion points 3. Blood God CH. F. - Chaugnar Faugn, the Old One The image is ugly, combining the worst characteristics of octopus, elephant and human beings. His long snake-like snout ends in a terrifying lamprey-like mouth that sucks the bodily fluids of his prey. This process also slowly transforms the victim into the form of Ganesha himself. When he feels hungry, he will move at a speed that is disproportionate to his huge body, and use his "trunk" similar to the structure of a lamprey to suck the blood of other creatures. It created a race of servants - the Miri Nigri. These creatures later mated with primitive humans, producing a class of hybrids that gradually evolved and eventually became the terrifying race - the Qiuqiu people. The Blood God in the novel only exists in words, and it will provide a thing called blood brew to enhance and restrict his subordinates 4. The great existence under the sea, the old man dressed as a captain - the Great Cthulhu (Great Cthulhu), the ruler of the old days The representative of the Cthulhu mythology. The image of Cthulhu roughly has some characteristics of octopuses, bats and humans. He is green all over and has an extremely huge body, which is said to be as high as a mountain. His soft head has countless tentacles and three eyes on each side. His body is fat and covered with scales, his limbs have huge claws, and there is a pair of ragged wings on his back that seem to have not grown. Cthulhu's form is not static, he can change or twist his body at will, however, his general appearance is always similar to his original form. Cthulhu dreams in the sunken abyss city of R'lyeh, and his dreams will affect human dreams. The reason why I think the great existence under the sea is Cthulhu and not Dagon is because on the one hand, the undersea city is related to dreams. On the other hand, in the London gambling game, Cthulhu placed half of the chips on Boss Han. He was the one who bet the most except Naija who played Boss Han, which shows that Cthulhu knows the strength of Boss Han very well 5. The boss - the outer god, Azathoth, the god of blindness and ignorance? He is omnipotent, and He himself is longer and greater than the universe. Azathoth existed before the creation of the universe and all its creation. No one knows how he was born, and no one has seen his appearance. He is aimless, disorderly, indescribable, great and blind. He is in the deepest chaos outside the universe, in the center of all immensity, boiling and blaspheming all things, and no lip dares to speak his name aloud. 6. The ancestor of the toad - the old ruler Tsathoggua (Tsathoggua) Also known as "The Sleeper of Ngai" and "The God of Toad". Tsathoggua came to Earth from Saturn and lurked beneath the dark abyss of Enkai. Among the gods of the Cthulhu Mythos, he is the relatively harmless one. Tsathoggua usually looks like a giant black creature with the features of a bat and a toad. His eyes are always half-closed and he looks very sleepy. It is also said that he can change forms at will. This is not controversial, after all, the pictures have been ignored, and the overall design is according to the description of Tsathogya 7. The gray man-Nyarlathotep (Nyarlathotep) is one of the three original gods. Nyarlathotep is the messenger and agent of the outer gods headed by Azathoth on the earth. He often takes the form of a human and walks on the earth. He usually appears as a tall, slender, cheerful, dark-skinned man (Ouguanhai?). He is always keen to deceive and seduce humans, and his highest joy is to plunge humans into terror and despair and eventually become insane. In the Cthulhu Mythos, his image is closest to the traditional concept of "demon". This is not controversial, after all, others call it "Naya", and it is also the original owner of Boss Han's head. P. S. The author explained in the latest chapter that the gray one is Nyarlathotep, so my guess is wrong. My face hurts 8. Bartender-Outer God Yog-Sothoth One of the three original gods, the image is a gathering of infinite radiant spheres. Commonly regarded as the supreme being next to Azathoth, the Lord of Beings is the creator of all wisdom and knowledge. His body covers infinite universes and infinitely extending dimensions. Everything in the multiverse is his projection. Because he is also called "All-in-One and One-in-All". Yog-Sothoth is omniscient and omnipotent. Everything in the past, present and future is contained in his huge body. They call him "Teacher Yo", so naturally there is no big problem. 9. Mr. Mist - The Nameless Mist It is said that he appears as a vast cloud that can cover the entire country, or a mist column filled with phantom-like eyes and mouths, and no one knows what kind of horror lurks within. Lovecraft set the Nameless Mist as the creator of Yog-Sothoth, but this setting seems to have been scrapped. Mr. Fog seems to be a relatively traditional strange demon in the novel, with a deep grudge against humans. Although he can accept Boss Han with a special status, he can't even think about others 10. The woman in black - the outer god Shub-Niggurath Also known as the "goddess of darkness and fertility", "the supreme mother goddess", and "the black goat of the forest that gives birth to thousands of descendants". Born from the darkness produced by Azathoth, the lord of all things, he is one of the three original pillar gods. This man is said to have an affair with Yog-Sothoth, and he is one of the original pillar gods. It is no wonder that the others have no idea. 11. Hotel girl, biological mother N. G. - Old Dominator Nyogtha The body is composed of an unidentifiable black viscous substance, which has some properties of fluids and can grow limbs that did not exist before to manipulate the surrounding environment. As for how Nyogorda is related to Nyarlathotep, my guess is that Nyogorda is also called the "Dweller of Darkness", and Nyarlathotep has an incarnation called "Dweller of Darkness", everyone. 12. Musician-Outer God Tru'Nembra It is the piper of Azathoth, an outer god who always lives in the palace of Azathoth. Made entirely of sound waves, this Outer God tends to bring madness to its summoners. The sound waves it generates can penetrate all barriers. When faced with it, even if you block your ears, it will be ineffective. Even the deaf are not immune. Some outstanding musicians might pique its interest. This person will appear at the London game together with Azathoth, so stay tuned 13. The King of Night Dires-Outer God Yibb-Tstll Also known as "Dark One" and "Stoicist". The image is a humanoid demon wearing a cloak, with black tentacles and bat wings. Ibo Zitor possesses outstanding insight. He is always observing all time and space at the center of the universe. His intelligence is only rivaled by Yog-Sothoth. He is usually regarded as an omniscient existence second only to Yog-Sothoth. This long-term resident in the dreamland, the last time he took action against Boss Han was probably because of his crazy attributes that attracted his interest 14. The ultimate ancestor god - the outer god Ubbo-Sathla It is known as the source of the sourceless and the ultimate ancestor god. It is described as a giant protoplasm that lives in a grotto deep in the frozen earth. In mythology, Upo Sathra is the origin of all life on earth. Appearing like a giant, gelatinous amoeba, it is a giant protoplast made of matter that does not belong in this universe. It does not have any fixed shape, and countless protoplasmic organisms are crawling on its surface. 15. Colors Out of Space A strange life form that is not completely material. The Star Color is believed to originate from outside the known universe because it has properties that cannot be explained by science. It appears to feed on a variety of organic life, mutating and degenerating its prey both physically and mentally. It looks like a flowing color. It is not a gas and has no material entity at all, but it is a sentient creature Dean Richard in the town absorbed the color of the stars in his childhood, which basically laid the foundation for the title of king 16. The Keeper and the The secret solver actually corresponds to the kp (host) and players in the running group. The classification of the Secret Whisper Knights should imply that this group has a very close relationship with the strange demons (or Cthulhu) 17. Hounds of Tindalos of Tindalos) This is a kind of extradimensional creature that can travel through time and space at will. They lurk in the past that is extremely distant relative to the earth's time. It actually has nothing to do with "hounds", so named because they will pursue their prey at all costs - even through time and space - until they kill the prey. In addition, the senior being among the Hounds of Tindalos is called the Lords of Tindalos, and the strongest individual among the Lords of Tindalos is the outer god Mh'ithrha, also known as the "Lord of Tindalos", who has an endless struggle with Yog-Sothoth Green has a Hound of Tindalos as a mount, and Boss Han seems to be interested in getting one. 18. Gug It is a large black beast. Each arm has two forearms with sharp claws. The feet resemble birds or dinosaurs, and the whole body is covered with shiny black fur. Their appearance is very ferocious, with a pair of protruding eyes distributed on both sides of the head, and the front of the entire head is a huge vertical mouth with sharp teeth. Gug giants have no language and communicate through facial expressions and body movements. Because the ritual performed was too profane and disgusting, they were driven into the underground city of Dreamland. The encounter of the ancient giants tells us that it is terrible to be uneducated 19. The Elder Thing is a high-tech race from other planets that came to the earth a billion years ago. They once had a highly developed civilization on earth, but then gradually declined and even died. However, there are still some ancient beings living in the universe. The Ancient One resembles a large, spindle-shaped vat, approximately seven feet tall. There are starfish-like appendages at the bottom of the body, and the five-pointed star head at the top has five eyes, five siphons, and a set of ciliated tissue used to sense the outside world in a light-free environment; the five-pointed star appendages at the bottom are similar to the axe legs of shellfish and are used for walking and other forms of movement. In addition, they also have five pairs of leather-like wings and five sets of tentacles sprouting from the main body. The appearance of the ancient ones is very similar to that of plants, with the overall radial symmetry of a five-pointed star structure, and even the brain is divided into five lobes; from a biological point of view, they show the characteristics of both plants and animals, but they are more inclined to animals, and they also have amphibious characteristics. Their body tissues are extremely tough and can withstand the tremendous pressure of the deep sea. The Ancients can be said to be one of the technological players in the Cthulhu mythology. They are also the creators of the Shoggoths. 20. Mi-Go It looks like a five-foot-tall red giant crustacean, but in terms of biological classification, it is closer to fungi, so it is also called "Yugoth Fungus". The matter in the body is different from the matter in the universe known to mankind and has different electronic vibration rates. Mi·Gou's legs are divided into segments like insects, with bat-like membrane wings on its back, and a swirling oval tumor attached to its head. It communicates with its companions through the color changes of the tumor and telepathy, so no language is needed. But it can also use the vibrations of body organs to simulate any human language, and use this humming language to communicate with humans. In addition, it can also use ultra-high frequency sounds to hypnotize people. The wings are used to fly at high speeds in the etheric matter of space, but because the earth's atmosphere is different from the vacuum environment, their wings cannot fully function on the earth. This is a pan-dimensional creature that comes from far outside the space-time continuum. Mi-Go possesses science and technology that far exceeds that of humans, and they can travel through the ether with their huge wings. In the Jurassic era, a part of Mi. G descended on the earth. They fought the Ancient Ones and dominated the lands of the Northern Hemisphere, and today they inhabit the Andes, Himalayas, and Appalachian Mountains. Dr. Swollen has genes from the Mi-Go family in his body. This family, like the ancient ones above, is also responsible for technology in the Cthulhu mythology. 21. Black Pharaoh is one of the incarnations of Nyarlathotep. He looks like an arrogant Egyptian pharaoh wearing gorgeous robes, and his voice is like the water of Lethe. He has a proud demeanor and a dark appearance that exudes an attraction, and this attraction either belongs to the dark gods or fallen archangels. Nyarlathotep has many incarnations, and the Black Pharaoh is also considered arrogant, ruthless and powerful. Boss Han produced the Black Pharaoh in his first actual battle. I don't know if it was a bonus for newbies or because he was the European Emperor himself.

The body of the protagonist in this book draws on some characteristics of the protagonist in the game "Dead Cells". For example, it is a "ball of cytoplasm" that can possess a corpse. Moreover, many landmark locations in the Holy City are related to various levels in "Dead Cells", including the location of Mr. Black and White: the terrifying "Star Observation Tower". But now I know that this is just "Dark Dungeon" wrapped in the coat of "Dead Cells". When I first read the chapter of Blood Brew, I guessed that Ah Fat would not let go of "Dark Dungeon", a classic Cthulhu game, so he brought in the game's "smiling" DLC "Scarlet Palace". Later, in my review of the game in the past few days, I found that the "Knight" character in the Holy City, the Knight, is the nature of the mercenary in "Dark Dungeon": accumulate experience, and then get positive attributes, and kill crazily for your own life. I don't know if the plot of the meteorite crystal will be written in the subsequent plot. The excessive plot in the clock tower is undoubtedly the horror story and Cthulhu background story in American movies, and less Japanese horror and ghost movies. If you have a general understanding, I suggest you watch "The Cabin in the Woods". Although the monsters in it are not very similar to those in the novel, the image of Hellboy in the movie is very consistent with Gus' appearance. If you are interested, you can go and watch it. The plot of "The Mist" is also very good. The author has developed his own imagination on the movie "The Mist", which is simply amazing. There will probably be new plots in it. In the plot of "The Lighthouse", we not only saw the Japanese ghosts walking at night, but also found a hint of "Silent Hill". Hiss, it's a bit refreshing but lacks stamina. This is also an area that needs to be strengthened. After all, Japan is not a small country, so it would be far-fetched to tell so many ghosts into one story. Now the biggest pitfall of this book is undoubtedly the Qiong De Town in "The Clown". It is estimated that this plot was conceived by Ah Fei himself, so it will take a lot of time to see it. The plot of the book about Captain Hell Malone reminded me of Ah Fei's eunuched novel "Chainsaw". It's a pity that it disappeared like that, but I believe that Ah Fei will give us more and better novels in the days to come. I also hope that everyone will be patient and don't be impatient. You can't eat hot tofu in a hurry! Finally, let's guess what movie plot Ah Fei will write next? I also recommend you to watch some horror movies and games here. These are just my personal opinions, because as a senior bookworm, I feel that maybe we can catch some traces of Fatty in the following movies or games. "Black Friday", "Saw" series, "Friday the 13th" series, "Happy Death Day", "Get Out", "The Exorcist", "Dead Silence", "Uninvited", "Van Helsing", "The Thing", "A Nightmare on Elm Street" series, "Doom", "Parasite", "Zerg", "Chilling", "Secret House". Games include Outlast 2, Silent Hill, Panic, Bloodborne The Evil Within, Call of Cthulhu, "The Forest", "Vampire", "The Abbey: The Tortured Father", "Resident Evil 7" "Hunter Showdown" Of course, there are also the main bodies of this book, "Dead Cells" and "Darkest Dungeon". Although these two games are not horror games, but seriously, absolutely! Explosive game! And the level of obsession is beyond your belief. Both of them are games that make you want to smash your computer, and I have been playing it for a long time, three or four years. The action Castlevania style game of "Dead Cells" is very easy to use and very exciting. Every time I want to make you feel like Dempsey, wishing that you have one more finger to operate like crazy, but it doesn't happen when you finish a difficult game. After you have finished it, the subsequent difficulty will make you suffocate. There are five difficulties in total. I hope everyone can do what they can. Computers are not expensive, but their fists are very painful. And the plot of the Cthulhu background of "Dark Dungeon" is even more difficult to stop. I recently started playing again, and ended up playing it for more than ten hours each time for three consecutive nights. Now I am lying in the hospital. So I suggest you not to imitate me.               Study hardｸﾞｯ!(๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧,          Make progress every day! Teenagers! @reader, Fatty would like it if you can. I want more people to see it and not be afraid of "spoilers" from me. Thank you. Come on, don't work too hard.