
From Blue-Ringed Octopus to an Ancient One
从蓝环章鱼开始成为旧日
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 433k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Luo Family Genealogy
Lovecraft's genealogy, meaning that Lovecraft himself was indeed a descendant of the old family 😏 Q: What happens when a writer transmigrates into the horror world of their own creation? Lovecraft gave us the answer! A: Give yourself an awesome background! 😁
I feel that it would be more comfortable to watch if the protagonist's or the investigator's perspective were removed. Whether it's the giant octopus battling other giant beasts or the middle-aged investigator thwarting a conspiracy, both are interesting, but mixing them all together makes it a bit confusing. This problem can be solved by updating more often. Jpg
I've subscribed to a few chapters, but it still doesn't suit my taste.
The transition from free to subscription felt rushed, with the main storyline dragging on. The protagonist was constantly asleep, and a huge amount of screen time was devoted to supporting characters, who essentially drove the plot forward. Seven out of ten chapters featured supporting characters, while the protagonist spent one chapter waking up, one doing a mission, and one lying dormant. It felt like the focus was completely lost. See you next time; I'm taking my leave now.
White worm Lulim
The Great Old Ones, the white worm Lulim, reside within the great iceberg of Igils. It possesses the ability to freeze and freeze, but its abilities weaken and it falls into a deep sleep during the new moon. No cult worships Him. He will select some magicians as servants, promising them supreme knowledge, but this is a lie. He will devour the magicians after they have become one with his own body. He was eventually killed by the mage Evager with a sword during the new moon.
I specifically bought a chapter to criticize it.
One problem with this book is the author's writing style, and the other is that the plot is disjointed, just like in *The Holy Roman Empire*. First of all, I can only read about fifty chapters before I couldn't take it anymore; I didn't read the rest. Firstly, in your section about the Imperial Port Massacre, the beginning of this section wasn't integrated with the subsequent events.
No wonder nobody reads your writing. What's the point? It's so rubbish, and it's getting worse than it was at the beginning.
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Krasin
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Mi Go
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