
Spread Cthulhu in the World of Dark Literature
在黑暗文世界传播克苏鲁
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 426k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Looking at the introduction, is this book a funny text? Why are there so many funny articles nowadays? There are so many, I'm tired of reading them and there are so many people writing,
At the beginning, Wang Jianing became a fanatical believer and even killed his colleagues as sacrifices. It was extremely uncomfortable. The key was the protagonist's naive appearance as he still knew nothing. If it were really a pure black protagonist, doing this deliberately could be said to be the protagonist's three views, but at the moment, it's really speechless.
Cute Cthulhu Statue 😍
The background of the story is the modern world of the imperial party. The social structure in the article seems peaceful. It feels like there is an invasion of foreign enemies and the border seems to be very tense. The life of the people at the bottom is not good at all. There are so many crimes, which shows that the supply and demand are really bad.
The protagonist is so useless, it makes people uncomfortable to watch, and they don't know anything after being played with. It just feels like Tang Monk, a modern version of Journey to the West? Wukong, stop, he is just a child, he can't stand it.
To be honest, I feel like the author doesn't know much about Mr. Ke's setting. Mr. Ke is always invisible, how could anyone see Mr. Ke's whole body. Just looking at the tentacles will make your head explode. . . .
Moreover, the presence of the male protagonist is extremely low. The male protagonist only occupies one of the fifty pages. This is basically a book with multiple protagonists. Moreover, the so-called male protagonist feels like an unimportant supporting role idiot. There is no difference with him or without him. It is even slightly more comfortable to not exist than to exist. He is just a child, stop it! Really, I can't stand it.
After reading two or three chapters, the social background does not match the author's ideas. A society that is peaceful on the outside but in which anyone kills people or blows up buildings cannot exist for a long time. Based on what I saw, I guess it is that the evil god invaded the world in a short period of time, and the world fell into evil. The protagonist has gone crazy, but still thinks that he is normal... He is leaning towards darkness, and the light is gradually sinking. This is a test of writing skills.
After reading the introduction, I thought the content was about the protagonist traveling through various dark worlds, and then using the power of the overcoming system to defeat the dark protagonist, allowing him to change his ways and start a new life (with positive energy 🤭). At the same time, he can extract the golden fingers of each dark protagonist to improve his own ability to overcome them. Then, doesn't the protagonist open a shop? The weakened version of Goldfinger with extracted abilities can be sold to some guests in this world. After these guests changed their lives, they automatically became the protagonist's subordinates, and an organization of superpowers slowly took shape 😄 The follow-up is that there are also some organizations in this world, targeting the new force of the protagonist, and then interspersed with the protagonist's journey through the world and the protagonist sending his subordinates to deal with the organizations in this world. I think this would be fun.
This opening book transforms a lawful good person into a chaotic evil fanatic, and the protagonist still looks innocent, which is too discouraging. If you want to write dark writing, you have to have the look of dark writing. 😅
Please tell me why when you cancel the collection, at least let me understand it.
I feel that the true meaning of dark literature is the dark side of society. From small schools to big social interests, stabbing relationships in the back are mostly described, and there is no trust between people.
The protagonist has no idea what he's doing and doesn't appear much
I heard that it is an invincible text, but there are too few words. I will not read it for a while, but you can vote for 12 recommendations.
Who doesn't love a cute little guy?
The author has to work hard. Although I don't have a monthly ticket at the moment, one recommendation ticket a day is still enough.
I have read Chapter 4 of Volume 8. There is no need to doubt that it is genuine. Let me talk about my feelings: I like to read Grammar novels, and I also like cute ones. In fact, this book is quite suitable for my taste, but the whole thing is a bit messy, yes, it is messy. The protagonist has no sense of existence. In the volume of Ho Luo, there is no need to doubt the novel world. I thought I would jump out and write about the high-end novel world, but then it disappeared. I haven't seen the back, and I am quite disappointed. I should say that this book is quite good without a protagonist. In terms of the sense of immersion, He Luo's presence is too low, and there is not much writing about Ke. I wonder if it is just a trap. What I want to complain about the most is that Yintian has no information at all, and there is no sense of immersion. He looks very twisted, and he dies quickly, just like an ordinary passerby. There are too many plots between Gu Yi and Qingzhou, and I feel that they are the protagonists This is my current feeling. I will talk about my thoughts again after reading the book.
I haven't read it yet, the chapters are a bit short, I'll come back after a hundred chapters
Well, although I have only seen the first part and haven't finished reading it all, I feel it is a bit awkward. There is no description of the surrounding environment when the characters are talking. It makes it impossible to imagine the scene at all when reading, and there is no sense of immersion. The dialogue between the characters is okay, but it is a bit boring, huh. Above.
Invincible? That's good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡