Tianjin People Will Never Lose Their SAN

If there is an audio book released in the future, I must ask an authentic Tianjin person to read it. Others are not that interesting.

The concept of this book is very unique. It is a combination of Cthulhu and cross talk, using the West for Chinese purposes, and using Western elements, Cthulhu, to write traditional Chinese cultural cross talk. The West is used in China, just like chili peppers were introduced to China from overseas but were created by Chinese chefs to create countless delicacies.

After reading Chapter 16, I felt that the protagonist's brain circuit was too out of tune. It feels weird. Somewhere between good-looking and bad-looking. Extremely awkward.

Many people said that Liu Biebai was very owed and that he was mentally ill or something. But guess what? Liu Biebai is indeed very indebted to someone. From the beginning, it didn't matter to him that someone was lying on the ground. He didn't know how to look, so he pushed forward and ended up traveling through time. When he adopted the tiger cub, anyone with a discerning eye could see that the tiger was not easy to mess with, so he just went to touch his head and the flood washed away the ants. When he brought the stone back from Kent's house, Mi Lier told him not to touch it. He insisted on opening the stone, and even the donkey thought he was a talent. Not to mention what happened later on, such as leaving a free agent behind without knowing whether there was any danger, or forcing himself to break into the forbidden area of ​​the shelter to rescue Oliver without knowing anything. This person is just like that, he is so cheap. If it weren't for the protagonist, he would have died 800 times ago. But he is also kind to his friends and a little bit unfair. After hearing about Dora's ancestor's tragic sadomasochism, he also sighed with regret. After the buddy who looked like him died, he also cried out for injustice. He also resolutely helped his friends when they were in trouble. Coupled with his own good demeanor, people gradually ignored the fact that he was such a mess. In the eyes of Oliver, he has the spirit of chivalry, in the eyes of Lin Brown, he is fearless of death, and in the eyes of the little genius brother and sister, he is wise. So who knew all along that he was just a mess? Rice grains. She knew what Liu was going to fart as soon as he stuck his butt out. What was the thing she saw the most behind Liu? Mi Li'er's eyes. She has always known how mean this person is, but she doesn't care, because she herself is not a good person, and many people have forgotten about it because she has been behind Liu Biebai for too long. She turned Liu Biebai into a rat when they first met, and Liu Yonglu would have been beaten to death by her if he had no ability. So these two people have been influencing each other, getting along with each other, understanding each other, and gradually attracting each other. Mi Lier is a dangerous but moral witch, and Liu Yonglu is a cheap but decent investigator. When these two are combined, hey, guess what? It has become a model. So let's not think about the princess and the prince living happily together for the time being. It is estimated that there will be a lot of work that these two can do in the future.

Mi Lier is the best heroine I have seen in the past few years. She can distinguish right from wrong, is smart and sensitive, can control the overall situation, does not get involved in small things, does not seek death, and is not willful. She is independent, easy to cooperate, and complements the protagonist. She neither becomes a tool nor deviates from the protagonist to steal the center of gravity. She is very nice. As the protagonist with the highest combat power, Xiaohu has made several rescues just right. He is not just a mechanical deity. At the same time, he inadvertently cooperates with the protagonist to produce highlight actions, which adds a lot of excitement. As one of the foreshadowings of the main line, it plays a very important role. The unique contrast in the personal plot and the sparks between the good and the villain also add color to the plot, which is also very nice.

This novel really can't be understood by listening to the book, it's such a bland dialect 😰

This author's writing is really beautiful. I will give it a five-star review. After the review, I will advertise it. I am also the author. , A novel written by myself. It's like shit, but that doesn't stop me from asking your top readers to evaluate it. After all, it may be the same as my own evaluation.

Good. This is what I wrote "Cantonese people eat dried meat from the old gods when they lose san" "Beijing people dig tunnels in Lalayeri" "Hainan people took off Mr. Ke's diving mask" "Shandong people don't let gauze Nicholas serve on the table"

I saw a multi-eyed and bearded monster in the middle of the sea and river. There is a saying: Flesh wings and tentacles are densely covered, blood is floating on the bank of the sinking river, and the Dagon believers are shouting in unison, the name of the ancient god is ~ Cthulhu ~ Pa!

I don't know how to design clothes, so I drew a few pictures for fun.

By the way, do people in Tianjin really speak cross talk?

I understand, even if the protagonist's soul passes through, he still behaves like an old Tianjin person, and I don't feel anything unusual. But in the eyes of the locals, he is just a strange investigator who speaks broken common language and makes no sense. The cross talk turns into a curse, the ancient magic tricks turn into magical powers, the strangeness is exorcised in a muddle-headed way, the ancient gods look directly at them inexplicably, and they jump around and hit each other, and the joy is reborn in another world.

Is it good or not? Ask for a divine farmer! This introduction is really weird. I clicked in and out again, as if there was a bug.

In fact, I have been writing this review for several months. I didn't expect to be able to post it all of a sudden today. It's a bit sad Finally it's time to finish. It's a bit sad but more of a reluctance to let go. This may be the first time I have such feelings for an online article. I may not have been reading online articles for a long time, only about ten years, because many toilet paper-related articles have smeared this group so much that I didn't feel very cold for a long time. So why do I have such feelings for this book? This brings me to the question I want to talk about: When you read this book, what exactly do you see? Some people see the humor of the crosstalk actors, and some see the frame of the story. Of course, more people see the organic combination of the two. (Except for some people who regard this article as a one-punch superman, who are looking forward to breaking it off every day. Such wallowing is not within the scope of our discussion today.) But in my opinion, this book is more like a love letter to Tianjin people and the locals themselves. Liu Biebai is of course a very good young crosstalk actor (even a little too good, I have never seen anyone like him at his age in reality). But before he was a crosstalk speaker, he was first of all a Tianjin native. Some friends from other places may not see it clearly, and think that some of Liu's behaviors are brought to him by the cross talk profession; but we locals can see clearly that his every move and smile, his movements, sitting and lying, and even some behaviors that seem unbelievable to outsiders, all bring out the shadow of the old Tianjin people. Here, for the first time, I have to praise the author, Old Man Spider, for being able to portray a local image so vividly, which shows that he has a lot of life. However, we all have lives, so why can he write well? This writing style is not for nothing. So Liu Biebai, a lifelike Tianjin native, came into our view. When we look at him, we are not looking at ourselves. Everyone knows that when reading time travel novels, the sense of immersion is very important and very difficult to describe. Liu opened his mouth, ate the pancakes and fruit, and drank the pulp. Didn't he feel a sense of immersion? Another point of the time travel article is to look at the collision between different eras and different cultures. Ordinary time travel stories are naturally about ancient times and modern times, backward productivity and current technology, manifestations of saints in front of people, etc. But this book is a collision between Tianjin culture and imported Pink culture that is rarely described in modern online articles (even modern culture). It has to be said to be a new track. When Xiaohu acquires humanity little by little, accepts Liu and traditional culture little by little, and even opens his mouth to blossom, isn't this a cultural victory? The pleasure this brings to readers is really not comparable to the low-level pleasures of tutu, tutu, and that. Then there is the description of the old man Spider, the first of which is of course the portrayal of the arrogant Mi Lier. I still say the same thing, it's not that tsundere has faded away, but that there are fewer and fewer authors who can write tsundere well. Nowadays, those 288 writers write tsundere that is more hateful than the other, which makes everyone's teeth itch after reading it. Coupled with the intensifying confrontation problem that is fueled by certain things, tsundere is becoming less and less popular. Old Man Spider understands this problem very well: Tsundere is not a bitch. A character, especially a character in the protagonist group, should be described in a positive way to meet the perception of most readers. The subsequent descriptions of Xiaohu and others are for your analysis, so I won't praise them one by one. So this book has no shortcomings? Yes~~ (it's written on the blackboard) Otherwise the book Spider wouldn't just win the second prize, it would have to win the special prize. In my opinion, Spider is very concerned about the foreshadowing he has deliberately laid, and it is extremely smooth to use it. However, sometimes there are some things that obviously seem to be improvised or even changed settings (for example, at first, the Holy Maiden seemed quite relaxed and wanted to go out for a walk, but later it became the Holy Maiden trapped here and unable to run away, and then there are settings such as Mi Lier's father and grandmother), which may give people a little impression. . Sluggish, of course, this does not rule out that people like me are too picky, haha. Of course, I know that this may be unavoidable in online writing, but I still hope that it can be carefully polished in future books and realize the financial freedom of platinum writers as soon as possible~ Tianjin is really too complicated (not in a derogatory sense). He has a foundation, but it is not very developed now. He has culture, but no one promotes it. I have had a lot of conversations about this topic with my friends, and I finally came to the conclusion that our gadgets have always been in a state of sinking, and are in a state of "two possessions" with modern civilization. Highly educated and capable people don't understand tradition (or are too lazy to practice it), while people who spend their days in the market are incapable of spreading the word. To be honest, Spider's book is the best combination of the two that I have ever seen on the weight loss Internet, and the combination is quite good. I think the reason why a place can become the hometown of certain people and gather a group of people who can be called "xx people" must have its own unique culture that can gather so many people around it. This is what people in this place should think about, inherit, and innovate. Spider has done this, so for me, this book will probably be my first choice for a long time. After all, he wrote what I felt and did what I wanted to do but couldn't do. If there are new books, I will definitely support them, no matter whether they are related to local culture or not. But if I can see new books related to the local culture, it will be a blessing to the local culture.

This book is very picky, and it is not the kind that can cater to everyone's tastes, but if you pick it right, it is very interesting and unique. There is no meal replacement for the time being (Truth Voice cannot be counted). The author's acceptance speech actually clearly explains the underlying logic of the book's protagonist being able to run rampant in the world of Cthulhu as a crosstalk actor: his thinking is incompatible with Cthulhu's system, which is equivalent to wanting to If you want to install Android software on Apple and use RMB to buy goods in the novel world, if it cannot be installed or circulated, there will be no viruses or exchanges. This logic itself is not problematic, but to support it, it depends on the writing and the author's cross talk background (pfft). This is connected with the selection of people mentioned above: if you are a cross talk lover, this book comes with its own audio. The Tianjin accent automatically sounds in the protagonist's mind when he opens his mouth, so it will be very fun to read this book; readers who know a little about cross talk and like Cthulhu and COC (that's me) will also enjoy it; if you have no interest in cross talk and can't get the clue, it's Apple and Android, and there is a sad barrier between us. But that's it. It's okay, just read a novel, if you are happy, just change it, there is no difference. On the other hand, if you are happy, then this book is good, and there is no need to be like others. This is the only one in this niche field (meaning cross talk), so I had a lot of fun reading it, and I am very happy. I am also grateful to the author for writing such a good book and making me so happy! Let's see in the future!

It was a very difficult round to test the water, but we finally won it after hard work. When I started writing a book, the competition was very stressful. After one round and two rounds, my popularity was not bad... I won't edit it later, so I won't say I'm not doing my job properly. In short, two sentences. Thank you, thank you all. Comments and rewards along the way, monthly recommendations, collections and promotions. I feel a little embarrassed about it. Thank you for your support. I will continue to work hard. After the first round, I still have to bear the burden of the second round and leave it to everyone. Please help me next Tuesday and catch up on reading. Then it's time for a brief Q&A. I'll just say it briefly, because if I say too much, it will be a spoiler. Question 1, will Liu Yonglu always be powerless? Answer: No. Question 2, Liu Yonglu's views on the world. Answer: It will be covered soon, don't worry. (Actually, I prepared a bunch of words before writing this post, but deleted them all as soon as I typed them up, because I found that no matter what I said, it was actually a spoiler, haha) Finally, there is a prize-free guessing session. After leaving Axel, Liu Yonglu embarked on a new journey. So this time, facing the gathering of mysterious scholars in the Sabins Forest, which important figure will appear to help him? A. Sister Li spreading pancakes. B. The saintly lady. C. Obtuse angle. D. Heroine. Okay, the answer to the mystery will be revealed in the future adventure. The audience who guesses correctly will receive the reward themselves, a monkey rubber band in their pants.

Originally, the protagonist had no abilities, just good luck and a poor mouth. The only failure was that he was able to resist and be funny when encountering an alien god. In Chapter 303, Jue Guo failed to even succeed and just started eating the book. Apart from being a poor talker, there is nothing special about cross talk. Although the plot of the disgusting Pan-headed aunt was changed, the core of the book was shaken...

The compassionate Daqianmen Gospel shines on all living beings

This book will be tested next week, hahaha, I can't help but gasp when I talk to someone, you think I'm going to say something. Seriously, let's not talk about it. Testing the waters is quite important, and it is related to the subsequent results, so next week, please study hard and help me. The key is next Tuesday, you can save on any day, but you must not save on that day. Please bother to see the latest chapter. Audiences~~ I'm here to say hello to you. I have been writing this book for another two weeks, and I haven't thanked everyone seriously. The subject matter is quite unpopular, but I was very happy to write it. The happiest thing every day is to read your comments and watch them while listening to the cross talk. It's so beautiful that my back molars are exposed. Thank you. Some of you helped me add jokes, and some helped me catch bugs. I will keep them all in mind. There is nothing to repay, I can only write well. If you have relatives and friends who like to listen to cross talk or like Cthulhu, you can also recommend the book to them and help me promote it. Everyone, just smile, ten years are less!

The hint given in the book is actually very obvious: Father God is Yog-Sothoth, also commonly known as Bubble. From the "goat-headed monster" and the description of breeding in about twenty chapters, it can be seen that the mother goddess is Shub-Niggurath, also known as the "black goat". And Xiaohu and his sister are obviously the famous twins Nug and Yeb. Unlike the old couple Shub Nicholas and Yog-Sothoth who usually roam around and can be bitten to death by hunting dogs, or driven out of the earth by Mi Li's three colleagues, or can only bully the shameful children of the Eskimo fellows, Nag and Jeb are the direct descendants of these two pillar gods. Although their status is not as good as the "three pillar gods" like their parents, they are still very high. A simple example is: Cthulhu is the descendant of Nag (the Cthulhu you think of). This is why Xiaohu is extremely calm when he sees the Huang Yu Peng musical comedy enthusiast, the Le Zi Lu who wishes to remain anonymous, and the Shoggoth Lord who is willing to pass on the excellent traditional Chinese culture. Lord Shoggoth? Xiaohu's son's business rival used to work for him. The King in Yellow? According to Dres, he is Xiaohu's cousin/nephew; according to Lin Carter, he is Xiaohu's cousin, brother and stepfather (well, no wonder Tianjin people like Cthulhu, it's all about ethics). The donkey is Nyarlathotep, so he is the tiger's biological son (Liu Yonglu's seniority is still rising!).                  ，Cxaxukluth（，），，， Therefore, the little tiger is Nag and the younger sister is Jebu. (But the strange thing is that the female sister Jebu is the father-god of Tsathoggua. Sure enough, setting conflict is a must-have in the works of multiple authors). What's more interesting is that Nag and Jebu's attitude towards human beings is contrary to the stereotyped attitude of "God doesn't care" that many people have, but is relatively friendly. On the Lovecraft wiki, the entry for Nag and Jeb begins with this paragraph: "About little Nag and little Jeb (the average diameter of their forms is only ten feet), they can be a little destructive sometimes, but they are just kind, playful and rough. I like it Stay with these little guys (even though they sometimes dissolve visitors and passers-by and cause some troublesome questioning), because they are essentially friendly and companionable. ​​​​​​—H. P. Lovecraft (I don't know whether this passage is true or not, but the twins do love craftsmanship and created it themselves. Old Cthulhu is the cosmic flag, which is called authentic) And Ke T'yog, the unknown ruthless man in Sulu mythology and the prison priest of Shub-Nicholas, had a direct evaluation of Nag and Jebu: "(They) are ready to stand on the side of mankind against the tyranny and pretentiousness of Ghanathoa. "(Ghatanothoa is the eldest son of Cthulhu, domestic violence). " "In the end, in appearance, Nag and Jebu follow the tradition of Cthulhu mythology Excellent Aesthetics "When Nag and Jebu were born, their appearance was two huge oval spheres, but in later legends, their appearance was more similar to Shabu Nicholas, and even had sheep's hooves and horns. "(Excerpted from the website Cthulhu Commune). Obviously, these twins followed their mother, so what does the black goat in charge of breeding look like? The earliest setting is "a cloud-like existence", and the later description is similar to what is written in Baidu Encyclopedia: "Shub Nicholas is a huge cloud that is constantly rolling and festering. Sometimes the clouds and mists may gather together to form terrifying body organs, slimy black tentacles, mouths dripping with mucus, or twisted short legs ending in black hooves that can barely be called "sheep" hooves." Other incarnations have similar styles, and sure enough, they are still a little too advanced for the aesthetics of human outer gods. (Illustrations of the Little Tiger Brothers and Sisters in a certain edition) So sleepy...

Are you the poet from Tianjin?

There are many unknown recipes on the Internet... It makes people curious about the fate of those who follow them.

First of all, thank you for your support. I will remember your continued support. No kidding, everyone's IDs are basically familiar to me now, hahaha. In addition, I have read all the opinions you have raised. There are definitely many shortcomings in this book in all aspects. What you have said is also pertinent. I can only say that I will try my best to write it well. Then why are you asking me so shyly this time? I will copy a pair. After reading this pair, everyone will understand. First line: Business is booming all over the world! Second line: Prosperous wealth reaches Sanjiang! Everyone understands what I mean, the elders in the teahouse, please raise your hands and lend me your strength next Monday!

There are also some videos on the Internet recommending books to spiders, but they are just AI dubbing, and there is no work at all in terms of folk art.

{"TopicId":"1134215008248266752","TopicName":"Collection of God's Works"} Young crosstalk actor Liu Yonglu travels to the Cthulhu worldview, and fate will produce a huge amount of laughter. This book may need to be on the radio to read comfortably, otherwise you will be as confused as the supporting character when he sees Liu Yonglu talking to himself. To a certain extent, this is a radio series work. The threshold for reading is that you have a certain understanding of folk art, mainly cross talk, otherwise you may not be able to understand what the author expresses, what jokes he is playing, and how he cleverly presents the collision of two different worlds. The biggest highlight of this book is that our protagonist does not know and cannot understand the existence of supernatural evil gods, so all his actions in the face of crisis are natural, weird, reasonable and funny. This kind of cross-server chat is the essence of this game. The author skillfully and perfectly achieves the delicate balance between story and setting, logic and entertainment. This pair is a great test of the author's ability, which may be why the author took the initiative to speed up the pace of the story. One part that is not considered a shortcoming is that the adventure of the protagonist is a bit fast, and there is almost no connection between dungeons. Secondly, there is a female protagonist in this book, which suits my taste, so I won't spoil it too much. This is my biggest surprise this year, because no one around me likes to listen to cross talk. At most, I just watch it from a certain agency. In a way, Liu Yonglu became a kind of mirror or projection for me. It's like sailing into a storm and looking up to see a lighthouse, shining like stars.

Several main characteristics of the god Hua Zi believes in: spikes, the dreamland is an unknown river valley/lake, the dependent Hua Zi can control unconscious undead slaves, and believes that "green decay will eventually come to the world." Based on these characteristics, it can be directly determined that it is the old ruler Gla'aki in "The Inhabitant of the Lake" created by Ramsey Campbell. (Cute) The Graaki body followed a meteorite that hit the earth, and the meteorite smashed out of the lake Severn, so Glaaki lived at the bottom of Lake Severn in the United Kingdom (crossed out, Mosisad). Severn Lake can also be regarded as a geomantic treasure: Y'golonac, Eihort, Byatis... Anyway, many of the old rulers written by Mr. Ramsey have appeared in Severn Lake (including underground). Ramsey's appearance... Is angular. The original text describes it as follows: "The oval body has numerous pointed and sharp spines that look like colorful metals; at the rounder end of the oval is a long It has a soft, foamy face with a round and thin mouth, and three eye stalks with yellow eyes protrude from it. The underside of the body is covered with white cones that may be used for movement. Its body is at least 10 feet wide. Long tentacles grow on it, and it stands up and fights. The roar of shaking and shaking was deafening, and a spine stabbed a victim." —Ramsey Campbell, "The Lake Dweller" Talking about Glaki's ability, Although Glatchi looks more like Lackey, Glatchi is actually a mental player. Like Hua Zige in the article, it is most likely that he is not the kind of person who accidentally dug up and started worshiping Vallon in The Adventures of Jackie Chan. Instead, Glatchi used "dream inducement" to induce him to become his believer.                                                                                                                   Out out of                     . These slaves obey the command, but will be damaged by sunlight after a certain period of time. This phenomenon is "green rot". But the setting in this book is different from that here. "Green rot" seems to refer to something else. Wait for the follow-up update to see what the spider spirit thinks. As for Hua Zi and those uncontrolled believers, it may be that Glachi deliberately retained them. Although in the original work, the members of the secret sect it leads are also controlled living corpses, it seems understandable based on the original setting. After all, as mentioned before, Glachi is quite smart, and it is obvious that it is not advisable to use all the resources to catch the fish. In addition, Glaaki can be said to have extensive knowledge. Glaaki's followers even compiled the "Revelation of Glaaki" by collecting knowledge from it, which contains knowledge of the universe, spells and witchcraft, as well as mysterious prophecies (such as the return of R'lyeh, etc.). The only things that are inconsistent with the original work are possession, green rot, and the flesh sacrifice of believers, but it is understandable. After all, it is just a reference and not a copy... And this kind of inconsistency... I think the author must have a big job waiting for him: the father-son relationship between Hua Zi and Nicholas, the three inventions that have not been revealed so far, the various things of the Gear Cult... The original part is more curious, and I look forward to subsequent updates!

I sincerely want to ask the author: Which editor signed this book?

This cover is so cute, Yonglu's fan should draw this next time hahahahahaha

The author of Cute Love: * Directly name Ubbo-Sathla The reader of Cute Love: * Let me go, Shubbo Nicholas! *Laugh "In the dark origin of the earth, resting in the mud and steam was the huge and formless Ubo Sathra. It had no head, no organs and limbs, and its ooze-like body flowed like slow but steady waves. This amoeba-like form was the prototype of all life on earth. Around it Magnificent tablets carved from alien stone are scattered here, recording the strange wisdom of the gods before the creation of the world." ——Ubbo-Sathla by Clark Ashton Smith Ubbo-Sathla, the alien god created by Clark Ashton Smith. Unlike some later creators who casually wrote anything and defined it as an outer god, Smith and Ai Craftsman are close friends. For example, Tsatogua was written by Smith and then added to his system by Ai Craftsman, so Ubo's gold content is also quite high. In terms of setting, Ubo Sathra is called the "source of no origin": His body is a huge protoplast composed of materials that do not belong to this universe. It has no fixed shape, and there are countless organisms differentiated from the protoplasts crawling on its surface. The ancestor of all native creatures on the earth is reproduced by Ubo. Ubo Sathla will continue to divide and produce offspring, most of which are a type of hermaphrodite, single-celled organisms between spiritual bodies and matter, the "Primitive Species Archetype" (the shared ancestor of the biosphere). In the fantasy dreamland in the novel, the "pebbles" that the saintly lady can move and have biological characteristics but are different from each other may be native species. As for how Ubo came to the earth and where it came from, Smith did not give a conclusion. Lin Carter's version of Umbo's origin story is quite similar… I'll talk about it later. However, in Smith's setting, Upo Sasla was on the earth at least before the first mountain orogeny (the Archaean Era, 3.6 Billion years ago): "When it comes to the origin of everything, there are no longer continents in the world, only a vast and chaotic swamp, only a sea of slime, no boundaries or horizons, no coasts or coastlines, just There remains the blind churning and boiling of invisible steam. There, in the origin of the earth, lay the formless mass of slime and steam. It was headless, without organs and limbs, writhing in the swamp and slime, the prototype of life on earth. This horror is beyond any known imagination, capable of disgusting any living thing. Around it, the mire is dotted with huge star-shaped stone tablets, with incredible inscriptions on them. " How did the discoverer know exactly... In "Ubo Sasla", the protagonist Paul was lucky enough to find a piece of turbid opal crystal that was originally in the Miocene strata under the Greenland glacier. Fortunately, he discovered that it was the crystal of the wizard Zon Mezzamalech. He was also lucky enough to discover how to use it to discover dangerous knowledge about the past. Fortunately, he discovered It was found that the last user of it "melted" after using it... Smart readers may have guessed... The protagonist Paul fortunately discovered how dangerous it really is, so he... Took the initiative to use the crystal without any preparation (he is also one of the most reckless in the Cthulhu worldview), and his cognition went back along the time until he saw the scene above. In the end, nothing happened, he just "disappeared in the long river of time". (But speaking of which, is it possible to arrange for this crystal to be "unique and cannot be found in any other dimension of space or time" (as the original text states) for St. Richie Baran Baldwin to use as a backup? Wood? ) Talking back to Lin Carter's additional settings for Uposathra, they mainly come from "The Descent into the Abyss" (In this article, Most of them are Linkart's own settings, so there are other strange problems: the old gods that do not exist in Smith's world view; the little tiger (Nug) appeared prematurely, and was corrected to Naggoob in subsequent versions; Nightgaunt is loyal to Naia, and Cthulhu Lu Bu belongs to him; the secondary ruler of the old...) In his setting, Ubo and Azathoth are twins (hso) created by the old gods to be used as slaves. Uposathra then stole the "records of the past" from the stone tablet, and took the earth with him to the current universe and latitude. Azathoth's family followed closely, but the price was, "lost all reason, turned into a stupid idiot, indulged in the primitive mud, was cursed, and was sentenced to endless and filthy reproduction." In addition, the origin of the Shoggoths has also become an imitation made by the ancients using Ubo's samples. The earliest sea creatures came from the leaked Shoggoth samples; the Shoggoth lord K'Thugguol worshiped and believed in Ubo Thathras (I remember correctly, this guy seemed to be swallowed by Ubo Thathras in the end, It can be regarded as returning to the mother's arms) (... I personally think it's weird... It's not appropriate to comment too much, feel free to complain in the comment area) Upo Sasla is the origin and end of all living things on earth, a symbol of reproduction, and has no evil intentions. It is reasonable to worship her as a saint in the novel. Maybe the setting of "disappearance of human nature" in the novel is a metaphor for physical change? Or is it just a self-made one? However, it is worth mentioning that Wubo is asexual or hermaphrodite, while the voice of the saint is neutral, which may be a very detailed point. (So ​​is the little girl playing with the 40,000-year-old emperor, or is it some bad taste of Xiao Nanliang... Well, I must be overthinking it. After all, the image of a little girl does not traditionally have so many messy things... Right?)

"It is as brown and red as rust, and has no other features except for hill-like spherical protrusions... Of course, if he looks from here, he will find that those protrusions are not the size of hills, but should be much larger. It floats there lifelessly, exuding an overwhelming aura, like rolling thunder... It suddenly starts to move... But the surface of the planet How can the surface move... The surface of the planet will not crack at will, nor will it spread out for thousands of miles, leaking out the pale and shiny material below the surface." - Ramsay Campbell "Tug" "Ghroth" appeared in Ramsay Campbell's 1986 work "The Tug". "Sounds of Nature" by Kevin Ross also centers on Him. Later, it appeared in the official module of Chaos Elements "When the Stars Return". It can be regarded as a recognized god with a name in the Cthulhu Mythos.         ，（），，/， Under the earth's crust is a huge blood-red eyeball that can be closed to hide itself. In "Nemesis Star", Glachi calls it "Nemesis Star (Nemesis Star, also translated as Nemesis Star)", which is also a tribute to the original work, because the name "Judgement Star" already appeared in the original work. "Pull" writes that the "Revelation of Glaaki" records that when the Creator of the universe is about to awaken, Ghroth will appear as a harbinger: He will wander in the universe, driving the stars and the world to return to their correct state (prompting the stars to return to their positions), awakening the Creators sleeping in the tombs (awakening the sleeping Old Ones and Outer Gods), and pulling these tombs directly to the ground. The "song" mentioned in the original article refers to the Music of the Spheres. In addition to the effects mentioned above, it will also indirectly lead to the destruction of civilization on the planet: volcanic eruptions/tsunamis/earthquakes and other changes may be related to the awakening of the Old Ones and the stars, or they may be the result of His own great power. This is why it is called the "Star of Judgment", "Ominous Omen" and "Destroyer of Worlds" (To be continued)