I Created Cthulhu in the Hokage World

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? Is the last one of the human completion plan in Eva considered a god in the Cthulhu mythology? In terms of appearance description and final result, I think it is absolutely right. For another example, if Fu Jiang is stained with her blood, he will be assimilated by him and become little Fu Jiang. If you see him, you will fall madly in love with him, and then kill him at all costs. Isn't this also an evil god? For another example, the Black Mountain Old Demon in Liaozhai can collect the souls of wronged people for his own use, and can suck the essence of dead people. Isn't that a weaker evil god? To be honest, it is really useless to brag about this cross-book setting. I went back to the Stone Age and asked those primitive people to use chemistry. I am also a god, and I can also make them crazy. The so-called Cthulhu gods are just that you can't accept their information. Then normal people can't understand it. You can't brag about Kaguya and you can't understand it. Can you understand Kaguya's principles? Neither can! Why do you think Cthulhu can defeat Kaguya? Just because the source of Kaguya's power is set in more detail and everyone can understand where his power comes from, I think he is weaker. I can't understand your thoughts either. In my opinion, Kaguya is like a graduate student in mathematics. Then the Cthulhu opposite is a graduate student in quantum mechanics, and there are a bunch of people who have never been exposed to quantum mechanics and have only been exposed to mathematics. They will think that mathematics is particularly rubbish and quantum mechanics is invincible. Then why do you think that graduate students in mathematics cannot understand the knowledge of quantum mechanics? After many months, let me add something more. First of all, the gods of Cthulhu I am talking about here refer to the group of groups called gods in the Cthulhu mythology. However, I did not say that the entire group was visible. My description is not appropriate enough That part of the relatively rubbish evil god, could it be said that Kaguya is also completely unable to understand the knowledge at just one glance? The evil god in Cthulhu. The information gap is comparable to the gap between Einstein and a primary school student. And doesn't the main idea of ​​Cthulhu mean that normal human beings should be in awe of the universe and nature? I would like to emphasize again, what I am saying is not to brag about the combat effectiveness of one side. The specific combat effectiveness gap depends on the author of this book. If the creatures in the world of Cthulhu were to be integrated into other novels, they would not be able to defeat the whole world all the time. Don't say that I just took away the mystery and unknown of Cthulhu. It's the same metaphor again. I can't understand functions, I can't understand calculus, and I can't understand quantum mechanics. Then after studying hard, I understand functions. Can I understand quantum mechanics? If I understand some quantum mechanics, can I build quantum communication equipment? The same applies to this book. If I don't go crazy when I look at Cthulhu, can I understand its composition? If I know how it is composed, then I know the principle? I have never thought about trampling on the Cthulhu mythology, but some people think that the settings in other books are just scum compared to Cthulhu, and they are not even willing to take a serious look at it. I think any powerful creature in Cthulhu can run rampant in the world. I think what I said is objective enough. If there are still people who still feel that the Cthulhu Mythos scorns everything, I have nothing to say. The other so-called one: Our universe is just a speck of dust in the black abyss. I really can't find the source. If you want to slap me in the face, please bring pictures or photos. As for why I didn't complain about the Lord of Mysteries, joke, and asked this question, have you seriously read the question I raised? The advanced beings in that book can be understood and explored by observing beings that are slightly more advanced than ourselves. But it's not like you guys say, you'll fall in love after just one look, and you'll be on a higher level when you meet.

The Star Color is a sentient creature, but it appears as a pure color. It is not a gas, and has no material substance at all; when it moves, it appears like a shimmering, amorphous mass of color flowing around, shimmering in its pale shadows. The color it emits is unlike any color in the known spectrum; this particular patch of color can flow on the ground and fly through the air like a living thing. When it feeds, the skin and face of its prey will glow with the same color as the Star Color. Star Color comes from the deep space of the universe, where there are completely different natural laws. A mature plant produces a germ, a three-inch sphere that appears to be hollow, and begins to develop when placed in nutrient-rich soil or a shallow puddle of water. After a few days, the outer shell of the germ breaks down and a new organism emerges that we may call a larva. Although the Star Color is invisible, it can still be perceived as it passes over the human body. It felt like touching sticky, noxious vapor; its presence manifested itself as a unique burst of radiation on a Geiger meter. It appears as a bright luminous mass when monitored using light-enhanced equipment developed in the 1990s. But infrared monitors have no effect on it.             These jelly-like larvae can grow to very large sizes. When it begins to seep into an ecosystem, local plants begin to grow pathologically; fruits taste bitter, and insects and animals give birth to deformed offspring. At night, all plants will emit a starry glow, and the grass and trees will twist, tangle, and sway violently as if blown by a strong wind, and even humans will emit a ghostly glow. After a few months, the larvae will transform into juvenile Star Colors.             ，， When it has absorbed enough energy, it will leave the planet, head into space, and eventually mature. In this process, if there are a large number of creatures in the area, the Color of Stars can drain all the life force within about five acres; if it is a wilderness or grassland, the Color of Stars can drain all the life force within ten to twenty acres. Once the land is sucked dry, it becomes desolate and no plants can continue to grow. Bright light can inhibit the activity of Star Color. During the day it will stay in a dark, cool hiding place, preferably at the bottom of some kind of water: a pond, well, lake, cistern or even the ocean are all ideal locations.

Post some interesting pictures of Cthulhu.

In this book, I didn't see any description of humans losing their sanity and going crazy after seeing Cthulhu's deified creatures, and they looked directly at the gods without accepting mystical knowledge. Is this purely describing them as monsters? Apart from looking scary, what is the difference between this and ordinary summoned beasts? There is no scary atmosphere either. . . 😒

This is a deep diver, an ordinary person affected by the statue of Cthulhu.

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The author's writing is very to my liking. I will subscribe to support it all 🙂

In fact, there is no need for the author to make the protagonist so normal. We all know that people who can release harmful creatures into the world they live in are either madmen or damn evil. If you write him as an ordinary person, it will be like a moral thing.

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. If you give money (tremor value) to ship goods (Cthulhu monsters), does a vending machine need emotions? No, does a vending machine need a purpose? No, does a vending machine need to have ideals? No, it only knows how to collect money and ship goods. 🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫

The author failed to create the protagonist. I didn't see any humanity in the protagonist, and I didn't see any growth. There was a protagonist who was a tool man with no humanity and no struggle, just for fighting power. He was like a tool man controlled by the system. I was curious about what the ninja world would become after being assimilated by Cthulhu. I was curious about how the evil god came and the ninja world destroyed the protagonist There is also the existence of MiG, which should have traveled from time and space. It was not summoned by the protagonist. It is equivalent to the existence of old gods from other time and space. So, will there be gods summoned by the protagonist to fight against gods from other time and space 🤔