I Created a Myth of the Old Ones

A very good Cthulhu, at least it depicts the feeling of vastness. Although it is a bit anticlimactic due to the subject matter, it is considered to have a beginning and an end compared to similar novels. Overall it was a pleasant read.

The protagonist chooses a career as a director at the beginning, then makes movies for people, and then increases their resistance to pollution. The protagonist is very lucky, and his sanity reaches zero and he is still alive. Then two female characters die, one named Amber and one named Shia. They are both cruel: Amber is sent He became a shrine maiden at Wajima Taisha Shrine and was burned to death. Unlike every other shaman, he was still thinking about his protagonist before he died. His protagonist still felt sorry for him. Well, Shia knew that she would not live long, and then for the protagonist, she also transformed into Kamizakura at Wajima. Oh my fate...

I feel like 281 is a bit ugly

Overall experience is average Picograms. The format is similar to Samsara Paradise and I Have a House of Horrors. There are very few Cthulhu elements, and it does not describe the unknown, vastness, and chaos at all; in the author's writing, the old gods even seemed amiable, talking and laughing with the protagonist. Forcibly writing so much about reality is a big mistake. It feels like everything in reality is abstract, and everything you want comes true, and you can do anything. The plot is not very clever, and each copy does not have the tension that Cthulhu should have, and it may even be boring. Whatever props you want, they will be there for no reason. The realistic plot is also full of loopholes. Is it really cool? As a profession, "director" does not focus on performance. It is better to say that he is a "video editor" and a "porter of materials". He really has no brains at all. Regarding the closed loop of time and space, strong witness stabilizes time and space; becoming a concept to become a god, using gods as an important carrier of the concept, is also a strong witness. The three pillars are darkness and birth; chaos and change; knowledge and law. It is not a bad idea to use this theory to describe the world. These are more interesting and should be what I gained. Overall, it's not very good. You can try my Cell Prison and Mysterious Earth Sea.

My suggestion is to publish a book, so that I can poison my good friends, "Yuyou Shendai Shi, Gloomy and Unheard" and Kohaku's "All Quiet in Spring" are really amazing. It will be interesting to read with patience. The rating of 9.2 Is a bit low. I think this book is better than most of the books I have read with the same rating.

It's beautiful, and most of the stories are interesting.

Tell a joke, All Quiet in Spring

For those who have read it, I would like to pay tribute to those who have read it.

It's a good Cthulhu text. The best part of the whole novel is Kohaku Wajima's chapter. As a grown man, I burst into tears in the gym. Unfortunately, the ending doesn't have Kohaku's happy ending. The author is a bit anticlimactic, the ending is a bit hasty and I don't understand it, and there are many holes left unfilled, such as what happened to Feng Yu, who made the protagonist's system, the relationship between ghosts and God Cthulhu, why the air friend is amber, etc. The writing is good, but there are a lot of shortcomings. Many plots, such as the plots of some detectives in the abandoned city, are not interesting, but several plots such as Hongye Amber are so well written, especially Amber. One plot is enough for me to give five stars.

Amber, my amber! Just use the knife and make no sound at all!