Apostle of Cthulhu

Some novels write about how awesome Cthulhu is. The so-called saints are nothing more than ants. They will die as soon as they climb on them. They are extremely poisonous.

Oh my god, 500,000 words, 500 collections, the author, please find other authors to recommend each other, personal food and grass, come on, author!

There are so many words and this comment 😂, raising a book like this will feed the author to death

No more talking, my family members all understand!

Why use the name Cthulhu... Even using Mystery is better than the beginning... It was okay after reading a few chapters, but this strong sense of dissonance

Good book. Like. Looking back at Shattered Parallels Hard Science Fiction

You, Lord Cthulhu, can still take a look. If you are the younger brother of Cthulhu's younger brother, then you are not worth mentioning.

I was shocked at the beginning. The people in the old days actually maintained social stability. Those who didn't believe in the old days were called heretics.

Emmmmmmmmm, I posted the wrong book review

Already collected, read slowly and work hard! Welcome to return and give advice!

Come on and write, I hope you can persist until the day when you become a god, that is why you are still persisting.

Also written about Cthulhu passing by🙂🙂🙂

Come visit me with your work "The Witcher Begins in America" ​​and thank you! Added to favorites, great imagination, and the author's writing style is very good.

The more I watched, the more I felt like I was sleepwalking. Is this text written by humans? Are scholars not crazy?

All Lovecraft's stories are based on the basic premise: the laws, interests and emotions of ordinary people are meaningless in the vast universe First, the Cthulhu series of novels are science fiction novels, inheriting the basic cosmology, while The Great Desolation is more similar to myth and fantasy, at least more scientific Second, thanks to the development of the times, it is particularly powerful The following is the spiritual core of the story The spiritual core of the Cthulhu Mythos is called cosmism or cosmic terror, and its core themes are roughly as follows: 1. Human beings and even all intelligent creatures are too small in front of the vast universe, and their laws, interests and emotions are neither meaningful nor effective in the latter; 2. The universe is blind, chaotic and aimless, showing no concern for all intelligent creatures, and its essence cannot be truly understood. This is nihilism born during the Cold War Exhausting all human languages and abstract concepts cannot understand and describe that great existence. The symbol "Cthulhu" is just his projection in countless dimensions, (more importantly, the old rulers and outsiders cannot Gods don't care about their relationship with humans at all. Even when they were born at the beginning of the universe, this universe was nothing more than a dream of Father God Azathos. There are also other races in the universe. The great race of Yith, the Hugos, was a bit of a human being. The gods and others were all in human form.)

Regarding the description of the protagonist, don't be startled and stutter when others say something related to you! How low is the IQ of this plot character that we would not be suspicious?

Did this book delete the chapter where the main character had an affair before his death? I haven't been here for a long time and he's gone |ω)