Cthulhu on the Tip of the Tongue
舌尖上的克苏鲁
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 182k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
90Chapters
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Reader comments 24
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The master of Japanese mystery, yes, you can write your own style
On the starting point of supernatural novels and Cthulhu culture (please improve it)
Supernatural culture has existed since ancient times, and the public is often afraid of elves and ghosts while maintaining great curiosity. Naturally, this has gradually formed a culture. There is no shortage of excellent supernatural novels in Qidian, including There Is a Monster, Late Night Bookstore, etc. But with the development of the times, most traditional supernatural novels have fallen under the iron fist of 404 and can no longer make a splash. However, the supernatural culture has not been cut off after all. Under this kind of pressure, people have opened their eyes to the world, and Japanese supernatural culture has become a good choice. Many excellent works also appeared during this period, such as this Japanese story is not too cold. At the same time, the success of the Lord of Mysteries has made Cthulhu culture another option. But there is a problem here, that is, Cthulhu is materialistic, and its terror comes from the unknown, and the Cthulhu mythology was not written by one person, and some settings are contradictory. This requires the author to have high literary skills and sufficient logical processing capabilities. Against this background, authors have made various attempts. Personally, I think the more outstanding one is Me in Tokyo Cthulhu. As for this book, it develops in another direction, combining food culture with Cthulhu, which is probably similar to the dark cuisine world. At the same time, based on the information revealed in the previous chapters, the setting is relatively complete, and the author should have worked hard. It is worth looking forward to. In addition, I hope there are no pigeon spirits in heaven.
The novel is wonderful, and it's my favorite Cthulhu.
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About the post being deleted
The deletion of book review posts is entirely due to the system. I also feel very sorry. I hope you don't mind and post more!
The cuttlefish is too oily, so it's not good to call it cuttlefish.
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I don't understand why some books look pretty good but no one subscribes to them.
This book is very interesting, but it doesn't make sense. Let's keep going.
Is it possible to control the life and death of a person by killing him and making him into a dish, and then use the raw material to create a person who can be resurrected infinitely? This idea is inhumane, but the operation should be theoretically feasible, right?