Devouring Calamity

It's a pity to start high and go low. If the author reads the comment area, he should be able to find out what the problem is. The weird opening of Cthulhu and the comedy are really well written, otherwise I wouldn't subscribe. After seeing Chapter 110, it seems to have directly turned into a flow of killing monsters and upgrading. The rhythm is also very tight. Mainly I don't have any rest time with the team, and my style has completely changed. In addition, the author explained too many things at once, which made me less interested in subscribing to the later chapters. I fell directly into the cliché. I hope the author can work hard. It is really a pity.

It's very creative and well-written, but there's a problem with the food. A mature author should be able to put pictures on his own. Is it this kind? It takes about three to five minutes to eat.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​: The ubiquitous pollution, the isolation and loneliness, the behavior that is different from ordinary people, a few people join each other to keep each other warm, and explore bit by bit, it is really very touching. But as soon as the nightmare setting came out, the level of strength dropped a lot. The ubiquitous pollution has turned into intelligent monsters with strange powers; the loneliness of being isolated from the world, because with the support of the country, most people are still alive, but there is no more; exploration and other things, basically by around Chapter 70, the author's settings are basically finished, and it feels boring. The only thing left is to upgrade and fight monsters, but the cost of upgrading and fighting monsters is not to mention tens of millions, but it should be worth millions, right?

It is a very interesting and imaginative book with a weird style. However, I feel that the title delays the book a bit. It should be better. This book doesn't have any systems that I hate, and it's worth reading. Although the writing style is not everyone's, it can be considered excellent, and it's not a novice. I hope it won't start too high and start too late but will continue to be weird and mysterious, and don't let readers easily guess the plot. That would be boring.

Awesome, this is my evaluation. The plot is over-the-top but also of a good level. I am not the kind of author who applies mechanical techniques. And the subject matter is too arrogant. I have never seen anyone with this subject matter. I will give recommendations in the groups I have added. I hope the author will write better as he writes.

What a shame. As of Chapter 83, it has been completely reduced to a re-skinned urban supernatural novel. Replacing the parasites with some cultists and villain names such as underground organizations do not feel out of place. The dozens of chapters in the mental hospital were clearly written so well. This book once had the chance to become the second Dao Weird Immortal, so why did it end up like this? Maybe Sun Xuechao in the book is the incarnation of the author. What a pity.

It feels very good at the beginning, but after the introduction of the nightmare-eating setting later, it doesn't feel right. Personally, I feel that it would be much better to write Cthulhu directly as a certain rule or simply a weird and polluted Cthulhu. However, it would be inferior to turn this kind of Cthulhu-style monster into a logical and communicable monster, which would make the subsequent plot become a very ordinary monster-fighting and upgrading story. Of course these are just personal opinions.

The author's approach to the subject is very novel, but the content demonizes mental hospitals to a certain extent. Let's put it this way, in reality, even if you are really mentally ill and wandering around in front of doctors, no one will catch you. Psychiatrists treat patients just like ordinary doctors. They are normal people even if they take off their white coats. If you don't pay money to the hospital, you won't be able to stay in the hospital. On the contrary, even the inpatient doctor is definitely the one who worries more than you. They think that public hospitals are state-owned and have various rules and regulations. The above is to hope that the author will not demonize psychiatrists, making it seem as if darkness has great power and can determine a person's life or death; on the other hand, I hope that this book can survive, stop being 360, and just write a good book. It is difficult to become bigger and stronger when dealing with these things.

It's a pity. The author's imagination and creativity are very good, but maybe the way of presenting the world view is too direct, which makes the readers lose interest, and the clear numerical reinforcement makes the entire article monotonous and boring. Good luck to the author for his next book, I will pay attention.

It's a pity that the early stage is very good, but the later stage becomes more and more biased, until it completely falls into the cliche. The idea is very good, and the hospital chapter is well written. But after leaving the hospital, it became a cliched script about fighting monsters and upgrading. After arriving at medical school, it completely fell into the cliché. Revealing the identity of Nightmare Eater was a big failure. The atmosphere created in the early stage was completely washed away, and it became an ordinary fantasy novel.