Cthulhu Begins with a Priest

Ren Ye's plot should be avoided. Readers who enjoy Cthulhu stories either want to see the protagonist become an evil god or struggle to survive under an evil god; nobody wants to see the protagonist being coerced by someone.

First, the one who committed the first crime. Then came the crime of committing the next step. Then came the sin of continuing the cycle.

This book shouldn't be a pure Cthulhu story, right? I always feel like pure Cthulhu stories aren't satisfied without sacrificing a world. One day you suddenly find a book that says at a certain time and place, if you recite a spell, you can summon a god... Driven by the suicidal instincts of humans... That's the end of it!

Praise the great King in Yellow To be honest, I think the Lord in Yellow is more suitable to be the god in the story. Cthulhu, that sleepyhead, doesn't quite fit the bill. Our Lord in Yellow looks like a heavenly father and savior.

Is it about passing on the fire? 😏

Stephen Chow: "Father, I am guilty..." The priest said, "Everyone in this world is a sinner..." Stephen Chow: "But right now I really want to commit a crime..." Stephen Chow: "Even I can't control it..." The priest said, "Then pray sincerely and ask God to give you strength so that you can control yourself..." Stephen Chow: "However, I wonder if I really did commit a sin, would God forgive me?"

Repent, you salty cat who committed the sin of abandoning your post!

Well, the synopsis mentions the theme of "Kingdom," but there's very little corresponding atmosphere or background development. The writing style is better than most amateur web novels. But honestly, it reads like a mass-produced web novel.

I heard that planting one image now will yield many images 😍 The more I clock, the more I'll gain, right? 😍

I saw this on Tieba.