
I Created Cthulhu in the Hokage World
我在火影创造克苏鲁
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
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💧A Rational Reader's Naruto Booklist🔥
A list based purely on my personal preferences. I don't read the comments and won't accept recommendations. If you don't like it, quietly move along. 🌿……………🌿……………🌿……………
Dreams of a Fleeting Life
These are mostly books whose stories I personally think are great, whether I’m currently following them or have already read them. No harems or wish-fulfillment, and nothing brainless or dumbed down. To me, every novel is a grand dream in this fleeting life. Isn’t it more fun when the dream is beautiful and exciting?
Must-Reads for All-Night Cultivation Addicts
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Pretty Good, Worth a Read
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What I’ve Read and What I’m Reading Now
Updated whenever fate allows.
Dizzying Picks: A Grab Bag of Books
A hodgepodge of fantasy, Western fantasy, urban fiction, online gaming, anime-inspired fiction, post-apocalyptic stories, and more, with something for every taste. My tastes are pretty eclectic. I get bored if I read the same kind of novel for too long, so I often switch things up. There are quite a few older books on this list, since many of them are classics! And they're finished, so you don't have to worry about them suddenly stopping halfway through. There are also plenty of ongoing books in
Recommended Naruto Fanfiction: May the Books and Newbies Be Safe, and May There Be Plenty of Gems!
After going through the book drought crematorium, the book-review battleground, and the chapter-comment graveyard, I decided to make my own reading list. I hope it helps fellow readers suffering from a book drought. If you like something, feel free to save the list. If it’s not your cup of tea, just move along. You can even recommend books to me, and I’d be happy to check them out. Most of the books I add have something interesting about them. The paint-by-numbers stories and those that dumb dow
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The ones that have managed to survive on my bookshelf are all gems.
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I really don't understand what you people are bragging about? In my opinion, the Cthulhu Mythos is nothing more than a story with a weird setting. No matter how strong it is, it doesn't even have a setting. Oh, ordinary people will mutate after reading it. The amount of information is huge, so he will definitely be able to defeat most of the world?
The Starlight is a sentient being, but it appears as a pure color. It is not a gas, nor does it possess any material substance; as it moves, it looks like a shimmering, amorphous color flowing about, sparkling in its pale, veiled shadows. The color it emits is unlike any other in the known spectrum; this peculiar color can flow on the ground and also fly through the air like a living being.
Even the great Cthulhu has to play!
Here are some funny Cthulhu-themed illustrations.
In this book, I saw absolutely no description of humans losing their sanity and going insane after encountering Cthulhu-like beings. Furthermore, looking directly at the gods without accepting any mystical knowledge—is this simply portraying them as monsters? Aside from being a bit terrifying in appearance, what's the difference between them and ordinary summoned creatures? There's no sense of horror either... 😒
The difference between deep divers and deep diver-like individuals
These are Deep Ones, ordinary people influenced by the Cthulhu statue.
Various pictures…
The author's writing style is very much to my liking; I will subscribe to the full version to support them. 🙂
Actually, the author didn't need to write the protagonist so normally. We all know that people who can release Cretan creatures into their own world are either crazy or damned monsters. If you write him as an ordinary person, it makes him seem like a moral scoundrel.
The protagonist is just a tool man throughout the book, but he is still a tool man with no sense of existence. Except for some descriptions of exchanging props, he does not exist at other times, so forget it. From the middle period, the protagonist's purpose, goals, and ideas are completely absent. It feels like the protagonist is just a shell or a vending machine.
The author's creation of the protagonist was a failure. I saw no humanity in him, nor did I witness any growth. He felt like a completely inhuman tool, driven solely by the pursuit of power, offering no struggle and acting as if he were a puppet controlled by a system.