I Created the Myth of the Old Ones

Don't expect a heartwarming, family-friendly story when reading novels with a Cthulhu (Crazy) setting; it's easy to lose your nerve. There are several reasons why Cthulhu-themed novels clash with a warm and gentle art style. 1. Everything is fragile; in Cthulhu fiction, nothing is eternal except Asathos.

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This novel, "The Gods Are Ascended in Springtime Without War," begins with the protagonist's initial belief that she's lucky enough to escape a predicament with a single arrow. However, in the end, it's revealed that it wasn't luck at all, but merely a greeting, a longing gaze across the world that ultimately failed to find her, and then, across vast distances and time, a final "I've found you."

This novel is categorized as a light novel? I feel it's comparable to Lord of Mysteries, and on par with many great works. The imagination, combat, plot, logic, backstory, and horror are all excellent. Especially like "I Have a Haunted House," it has terrifying dungeons in the early stages, followed by relaxing public displays of power. I think it's a very good novel, and the author is awesome.

What a fantastic novel! Which big shot created this alternate account?

I felt the script for *All Quiet in Spring* was very well written, effectively conveying the helplessness within the Kristen Stewart universe and the sorrow of Kohaku's death. However, perhaps due to length constraints, it didn't fully showcase Kohaku's charm and the bond between the two characters.

Is there a female lead? I can't stand it anymore. Qin Tiantian, Feng Yu, and Amber... Why not just start a harem? Stop stringing them along. It feels like they're poisoning each other. The writing is indeed good, but... There are more and more strange female supporting characters (main characters), and some are dying from poisoning.

Having read about 500 chapters, I must admit that the author has thoroughly grasped the essence of the Cthulhu mythos and written it brilliantly. The author superbly portrays the alienation of daily life by Cthulhu, the despair and oppression of being powerless against it, and the indescribable sensory experiences.

I've only read half of it so far, and I only have one thought. Author, stop thinking about your damn entertainment writing; it's awful, full of plot holes. Your script is so good, why insist on writing something on par with the entertainment section?

Let me share some of the concerns and issues I've observed so far. First, as the protagonist's abilities are showcased in various videos, such as the "vegetative state" trope used in every episode, the greater the fame, the higher the likelihood that viewers will connect it to real-life situations.