The Monster Girl and Mr. Detective

This is a unique million-word Cthulhu-themed novel on SF (a Chinese online literature platform). The update speed is extremely fast, making the author a true word-writing prodigy (although the author insists the keyboard moves automatically). The plot development is superb; many seemingly flawed or poorly written parts are actually foreshadowing later on. However, these foreshadowings are very subtle, just like the chapter titles. It's estimated that few readers will actually notice them, but the author's writing style is perfectly suited to create a strong plot, so even if you don't notice them, it doesn't affect your reading experience at all; in fact, you'll find yourself enjoying the later chapters...

A monstrous girl with tentacles and a seemingly useless detective embark on a perilous journey filled with suspense, crisis, fear, and death. This journey isn't just about the tricks and deceptions of a malevolent, powerful being; it also involves the trust, understanding, and care between the two… Like an elderly couple, there are no passionate embraces, no sweet words to stir the heart, only heartfelt concern and constant consideration for each other. Their seemingly ordinary interactions, even when facing danger or separation across time, touched a chord deep within me. The lily of the valley wasn't described in detail…

This book is currently the most read of the author's trilogy, and the writing is quite good with few grammatical errors. As a genre, the Cthulhu Mythos might be relatively niche, so some beginners might find it difficult to understand and may need to use a browser to search online while reading. However, even just reading it casually won't detract from the reading experience. The author has many unique insights into these obscure themes and knowledge, so even though the writing is light and enjoyable for a wider audience, it doesn't stray too far from the Cthulhu Mythos [data deleted]. The author is the most reader-friendly author I've ever met; she'll show off selfies and chat with friends from her group chat...

Z7UD gifted the author a "Little Lolita Heart" item worth 100,000 Fire Coins.

Looking back at the beginning after reading the later parts, the male protagonist's behavior in the first volume is actually quite reasonable. The male protagonist isn't the naive person he initially appears to be; the female protagonist is observing the male protagonist, but isn't the male protagonist also observing the female protagonist?

The protagonist is so oblivious to gender! You can be indifferent to gender, but at least don't keep emphasizing that you're a man.

The domineering loli CEO and her clueless virgin boyfriend

Is she getting married?

Just wondering, what does the female lead look like?

Excuse me, sir, could I trouble you for a few minutes? Please allow me to introduce you to my omniscient and omnipotent master. Jpg, the first book I finished reading on Pineapple Bun, my first time giving a reward, and my first time writing a long review. In short, this book is packed with buffs; it feels like a slow burn, but the pace is fast. To give a somewhat inappropriate analogy, if Detective Conan ended in 2000 episodes, this book might only need 100 episodes to cover the main plot and related cases (no, what main plot does Conan even have?). This control of the plot's pacing at least prevented me from feeling dissatisfied with the slow pace of the story despite the slow start. The fast pace and appropriate use of pauses and omissions allowed Miss Monster and the detective to...