I Play the Prophet in Cthulhu Apocalypse

If I have the configuration of the protagonist, I will directly become a dependent of Cthulhu or a dependent of Yog-Sothoth at the beginning. After that, whether it is to destroy the world or leave the earth, it will be better than these.

The other characters cannot be established, and the sense of dissonance is too strong. The other characters are just like passers-by, A, B, C, D. They just show surprise, uh, to set off the protagonist, and they are just tools to enhance the protagonist's presence. I'm not saying it's bad, but it sounds weird. If you ignore this point, the overall story telling is still good, but it is a bit cliché, but the cliché story is still very attractive. The main thing is to tell the story well, it doesn't matter if it's cliche or not. I'll run away first.

It's a bit like a more thoughtful doomsday puzzle novel. There are quite a few typos, and the logic sometimes doesn't make sense (at best, it's a trap without explanation, and at worst, it's all up to the reader's imagination). I came here after reading other reviews, so I'd better wait and see.

The article is very good at this stage, and the logic and setting of the plot are very good. The setting of the world view can be seen from the first script, and the plot is also very touching. It also reveals that the author has a clear outline. I think this book is very worth reading. It is a pity that I added it to the bookshelf some time ago and did not invest earlier, and I lost money. It doesn't feel like a new author, just read it with confidence, it's guaranteed.

You're going to take two days off now that I'm on the shelves. . . . What did you say in your own words when you put it on the shelves? Did you achieve 6k per day? How do you expect others to trust you and subscribe to you? No one can stand without trust.

Prophet? Don't you have to be beaten when you go in? This is Cthulhu

The way to enter the official organization is a bit cliché. It is invited by the beautiful captain who likes the protagonist's ability and has a good impression of him, and there are jealous team members...

It's a bit weird. I wanted to see the protagonist take him flying, but the protagonist group formed a background board.

When I read Chapter 37, the previous writing was quite good, but the supporting characters gradually became too intellectually obsessive, which is inconsistent with their status as people who often engage in fog investigations. The tasks that require using their brains are all the protagonist's.

It's pretty good. I feel like it could be a high-quality product. If you're lucky, it could explode.

Cthulhu? Prophet? Doesn't it feel like you'll die faster? ()

The plot is a bit bland and there is no special climax

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The narration of this Goldfinger is really long-winded

The main thing is that Goldfinger is not omnipotent. He said that part of the heroine is very mysterious and difficult to understand, and there are still some pitfalls, but some pitfalls do not affect the current reading, they are just a guide for the future.

I thought it would kill me, but after two months, it was gone.