
Notes on the Aberrant Studies of Kraft
克拉夫特异态学笔记
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- Western Fantasy
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- Mystic Fantasy
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- Qidian
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There is no one of the purest grammatical web articles
Mystery is the culmination of the K-style novels Daogui uses madness and blood to create the Chinese K-style flavor Plague Doctor quotes a lot of traditional K-series elements But only this book is really close to the hazy feeling of pointing at the moon, looking at the moon and suddenly pointing at it Mysterious, full of excitement, if there is nothing If the two supremes Zhuzi and Jiuyu don't take action, this should be the ceiling of K-style web writing
Creeping SingerPicture
The senior Cheluolian said repeatedly One thing to say is that the plot should actually be pretty good But the author uses a long, elegant and extremely empty vocabulary to describe the plot The high school composition teacher will give you 100 points "The cold weather increases the adrenaline" and you stretched the 10 words into a 119-word paragraph! Friend what are you doing! What are you doing! I feel stupid when I read it This is not just a plot, it is an eight-legged essay! It's really another model.
For me, this book was quite enjoyable to read. As a fan of Luo's original work, I can accept its obscure and complicated style of writing that uses a lot of rhetoric. This book also inherits this characteristic, but perhaps relies on its vivid descriptions to avoid being annoying. Excellent writing and slow-paced stories complement each other and have strong coherence, creating an excellent sense of environment and atmosphere, which is fascinating every time you go deeper. Perhaps it is a reflection of the author's talent that this book is truly unique in its writing style. The entire book abandons the so-called coolness of ordinary Internet literature and returns to the unknown horror of Cthulhu style. There is no practice, and sporadic descriptions of combat, medicine, supernatural powers, etc. Are used moderately, and some humor is used to spice up the book, which prevents it from being a depressing atmosphere and relieves the reader's spirit. In the past, the online article about medical Gaksulu that I have read is "Plague Doctor". To be honest, the only part that I think is outstanding is the process of monster anatomy, but the description of this aspect in "Craft's Notes on Abnormality" is definitely not inferior to it. The anatomy and operation process are detailed enough. It is obvious that the author has perfectly expressed his medical professionalism in the text. Another thing I want to praise here is the excellent original setting of this book. The black liquid is found in the four-liquid theory of the West in the Middle Ages, and the church and kingdom also hide secrets. There is no ancient underwater city of R'lyeh, but there is a deep world hidden under the calm sea surface of the surface world; there are no traditional mythical creatures such as deep divers, shoggoths, and Migos, but there are dangers that camouflage and seduce, and creeping singers reorganized into human structures; there are no dormant old rulers, and the lifeless Broken Moon can also be called a god. I did not choose to copy the so-called "Internet Cthulhu" or "Chinese Cthulhu" that is full of flesh and blood, tentacles and eyeballs. Instead, I really wrote my own thing and got the essence of the original Cthulhu work. As far as I am concerned, regardless of complete Gram-style novels such as "The Herd of Baba" and "The Magic of Peace", this book "Craft's Notes on Anomalies" is currently the absolute highest level of Gram-style online novels, and can even be compared with "The Book of Iron Crane" and "Daily Life of Marn". The only regret is that there are still too few updates, but I still have great trust in the author. If it can be completed at the current level, it will be enough to become a rare masterpiece. I also believe that any true Cthulhu fundamentalist will not be stingy in praising this book. The terrifying and unknowable depth has a natural attraction for human beings who wrap up their own souls.
First contact
The fragment of "Snake", Kraft's first contact with abnormality. The six-sided black column is more than two meters high, and the base pattern at the bottom is winding away, like a living snake flowing. I have always liked this book, so I want to create a set of illustrations for this book, mainly about the strange scenes in the book. If you like it, you can also give your comments. (If you are not good at learning, such as poor expression in painting, spray lightly, the character design is based on the a7 boss)
Anyway, I touched it a little more
I thought about the scene of Kraft secretly bandaging his arm alone🥵 (there are photos for reference of the action) And I just painted Yvonne (I just wanted to draw a little girl
[Kraft's Anomaly Notes | Klin] Shadow of the Sun
It's too long to post the full text, so I used the Bailingsheng growth chart. The reading progress is selected as the associated chapter. Some other things I want to say: For one reason or another, I have the habit of deleting articles and running away from time to time. If you like this story, please feel free to leave a like and comment! You can say anything here before we become two disconnected islands in a network again.
I'm really anxious, I can't see any more and I feel like mycelium is crawling
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[One hour quick painting] What kind of moonlight are you staring at?
Anyway, do a drawing while practicing...!