Not Even Cthulhu Can Stop Me from Picking up Trash

I felt like I was about to get sick while watching it, but I was still conquered by the author's imagination... This article is addictive...

At first glance, I thought the world was crazy. After reading it, I realized that the protagonist was crazy. After further reading, it turned out that the author was crazy. Finally, I realized that something was wrong with me as I read the book! This is the real core of Cthulhu, not a book covered with old names.

Madness, nothingness, and absurdity are the core of this book. It can be called a Chinese magical version of Cthulhu-style One Hundred Years of Solitude. After reading the book, I only feel nothingness, the existence of the world feels absurd, and everything is meaningless. Everyone in the book is a madman, including the protagonist. He may have been a normal person when he first traveled through time, but maybe he started to go crazy after three or four chapters, but the madness was more restrained and not directly expressed. Everyone in the book is like a bubble, drifting with the flow, born and destroyed, no one is a stable existence. In short, nihilism is the essence of this book. It can be said to be the most restrained and nihilistic book I have ever read.

Author, you should pay attention to your mental health. If we talk about other Christian texts, I can still see that a normal person's thinking is describing a crazy or desperate world, but in your book, I feel that a crazy thinking is describing a crazy world. You are constantly magnifying and digging into your dark side, you are staring into the abyss, and you are passing on pollution. 💀

The writing is quite good. I saw madness, very logical madness, cyberpunk madness, and Ke Zong style madness. The incident was solved but no one knew how. In fact, the incident was never solved. What was really wrong was the whole world.

The creative setting is pretty good, but the plot is about picking up trash and not much to say. That's right, this way of writing is really uncomfortable.

Look, this protagonist clearly knows that this world is extremely dangerous, but he still doesn't improve his physical strength. He doesn't know what he is doing with a hammer and a stick here and there. Don't watch it, I still like this setting very much, and it feels like a pity to give up. Tangled ~

Hidden under the words is a crazy world. To be honest, I feel that the author is not normal either.

The doctor asked me to read it every day. I have already read it twice and my spirits are indeed much better.

The protagonist whose IQ is not online can only look at the subject matter in front of him to get a fresh picture.

Let me take a look at the author who is said to be crazy

Ma Xiaoling is inspecting the slate

The funniest thing is that the label of this book is relaxing? Of course, if the protagonist fails to torment himself to death no matter how hard he tries, this is considered easy. After all, you generally don't have to worry about the protagonist dying.

The protagonist is probably a clone of Naija. Wherever he goes with his aura of chaos, the camp of these people will shift greatly. Otherwise, based on the efficiency of the dead people around the protagonist, the world would have been extinct long ago.

Great ideas, but no main plot at all

It's like a bizarre dream, a mental patient's ravings, and the whole world has gone crazy.

It's well written, with a sense of restrained chaos. This is the most brilliant book of chaos and disorder that I have ever read. Everyone in the book is crazy. The setting is very exciting, the writing is fascinating, and the descriptions of the scenes are brilliant. ❀.ฅ(=´▽`=)ฅ❀. I said yes, but I won't say no. The serious problem with this book is that the system is not clear and the whole thing feels very confusing to me. There are also copies that are good and bad, and there are not many climax points. Sometimes I suddenly jump to a copy and write whatever comes to my mind⊙_⊙ Don't tell me that I use King Crimson to read the novel. Everyone reads the novel at a glance. If you can't let me clearly know the abilities of the protagonist within the length of the page, then you have failed. The protagonist has nothing accomplished and nothing he wants to do. I feel like a bystander. He himself did not participate, and neither did the readers. I watched the end and I just wanted to see how crazy this world is. What is the protagonist? Who is it? I don't care. But your book is not a set of world settings, but a descriptive novel. The most important thing is to set up the characters. What I said is only based on my feelings. The author can just read it and don't take it seriously. Hope we can meet in the next book.

This book is written like a dream, crazy, chaotic, messy, jumpy and sometimes logical, complete and emotional.

The protagonist's golden finger is extremely powerful, but the protagonist doesn't use it. He only thinks of it when he is in danger. He relies on the author to save the situation. It's very uncomfortable for people to watch. As long as the protagonist develops his own abilities, his performance in many subsequent events will not be so weak. Overall, it feels like the protagonist is like a reed floating in the water, drifting with the current, not knowing what he wants to do or where he is going. He is mixed up with this absurd world and becomes confused and confusing.

The author has never read Cthulhu, not even the setting. It's old wine in a new bottle. Apart from the name, it has nothing to do with Cthulhu.

How can I put it this way? This book gives people the feeling of being weird. There seems to be no normal people in it. It is just like a large online game. There are people with bad mouths, squatting monsters, and money-spinning people. I have to say that this book is quite amazing. You don't need to use your brain to read it. It is very enjoyable to read.

I feel so helpless after reading this book It feels very uncomfortable It's very confusing Every time I feel a little hopeful and think there is hope And then there is no hope at all Because I usually don't take on the role of the protagonist when reading books I think about myself traveling into this world How does this world run and live But if you think about it carefully, it has certain rules and logic It's like He started running through the code full of bugs He ran around without a head but there were traces of the original plan It was so uncomfortable, so panicked and nauseated It felt like the author just wanted to describe this world and just picked someone to write about The main character was chosen because he is special, has lived a long time, and has some similarities with normal people in his thoughts after traveling through time. Following him can help us understand the chaos of this world.

How should I put it... I feel so sad when I see it...

Quite an outrageous book After reading a few pages at the beginning, you will feel that the characterization and worldview are very immature, and even a bit imbecile. Looking further, the characters in the book seem to have their own logic that is inconsistent with common sense, and even the most "kind" protagonist has deviations. (This is a serious deviation. In a word, "It is often those kind wishes that bring human beings into hell on earth.") This brings out a sense of weirdness, and the childish writing I mentioned at the beginning becomes a thing that looks like a "cognitive filter". (This is extremely rare, that is, any outrageous development can be self-consistent in the world of the book) And the whole book is 750,000 words, which is honestly considered short among online books, but you cannot completely guess the next plot development. What a good book

I have finished reading it all, and my evaluation is that it is hard to describe in words, and it has a chaotic beauty.

After reading it, I really like this incomprehensible novel.

There is a little naughtiness. Why is the protagonist talking to a child who is new to the world? Whoever asks him his name will always answer his real name? In a strange Cthulhu-type world, in a society full of evil people, she would not hesitate to answer anyone who asked his name by his real name.

Novels with Cthulhu connotations focus on a world where things are incomprehensible and incomprehensible, so they appear to be crazy.

The only good thing about my poor memory is that every time I think about it and read this book again, I can re-experience the madness and confusion brought to me by the author.

Although the writing style is average, a bit watery, and there are many typos, but even the top part, after reading it several times, I still feel unsatisfied Do you have any similar novels? Please introduce them.