In the Divine Realm, I Became a Humanoid Anomaly

I think the subject matter is very good, absurd and chaotic, but also with a sense of reason, the feeling of panic and damage when entering the Kingdom of God for the first time, facing the indescribable horror when mastering the ability, and high-dimensional thinking and perspective. The early "human" perspective and the later "god" perspective all have different mysteries and feelings. I have never read a Cthulhu-themed novel before, and I thought the meaning was unclear at first glance, but after reading it clearly, it really has a unique flavor. I feel like no amount of words can describe the excellence of this book. Although the world view was not explained clearly in the early stage, which caused some readers to lose interest, the flaws in the early stage do not affect the excellence of the whole book. I personally think it is worth reading. I don't think it is very enjoyable, but it is more of a relief. Although many people find it confusing when watching the early stage, I like this feeling of unclear meaning and self-exploration. Of course, individuals have their own definitions, and thousands of people have thousands of interpretations. I hope you can see what you like if you look at it casually!

It draws on the path settings of the Lord of Mysteries, such as nightmares, living corpses, lawyers, animal trainers, marionette masters, authors, etc., But most of them are original and the content is pretty good, at least not boring, but the settings of the alien gods are a bit unreasonable.

There are too many elements of mystery in the setting. Those who have seen Mystery don't need to read it. The logic of the protagonist's behavior is too outrageous, and he is just a born person. He is a bunch of old foreign gods who don't even have any brains. They should give up after reading about ten chapters.

Rating: 8.5/10, Good book A rare and good book. Fundamentalists rejoice The first thing is to be prepared. You must first accept the powerlessness in the world view of the K-type mythology before you can accept the protagonist's struggle to mediate between the old gods. This kind of going against heaven and being powerless may go against the mainstream, but the essence of K-type lies in this. The protagonist's character may not satisfy all readers, because he is too greedy and cruel, but he is also very self-consistent because he is too weak and too lonely. In addition, his true nature can be seen in many small things: firm, calm, righteous, and admirable, especially in such a malicious world. In the end, it's a pity, such a pity. From the early stage, it seems that the author has a deep enough understanding of the foundation. It is a pity that a certain foundation was sanctioned and suffered unjust injustice. Under the iron fist, the plan for the human side of this book had to die prematurely. It is a pity. If the foundation can also participate in the later stage of this book and gaze at the past with a mortal body, although it may have an impact on the pure "grain" of the later stage of this book, I don't know what higher achievements this book will achieve due to the collision of two huge worldviews. Foundation force majeure -1, protagonist -0.5, Highly recommended for readers who already know the Cthulhu mythology/Foundation culture to read it

Very good description, a rather chaotic and crazy world is presented

2025.5.24 It's really fun to create a second creation The foreshadowing has a source, the characters have flesh and blood, and the villains have brains. This is what attracts me most about this book. Although it is a bit unfinished, the flaws do not hide the flaws. The author's writing style is indeed solid. I give it nine out of ten!

I'm so frustrated that I'm going to die, forget it.

It describes the distortion and darkness of human nature. (Not recommended for those under 12 years old)

It's numb, all kinds of adjectives are used indiscriminately, the point is, it's huge and complicated, dozens or hundreds of words can be used to describe a picture, the point is that the description is not accurate, all kinds of conflicts, it makes my brain numb. I just passed the adjectives to have a sense of picture, but when I turned around, I was torn apart by the conflicting adjectives, what kind of hell way to write

Very good Cthulhu text