My Wife is Not a Human Being

It's not a book I can read. . . . . . . . Well. Can't read.

Sorry, I'm in my first year of high school and haven't gone to college. I mean I can't understand and I'm just a waste, okay?

He came in when he saw something inhuman. Sure enough, all the people who could come in were not normal people?

The third volume really made me confused ¿ ? ¿ ? ¿ ? The protagonist did nothing but criticized the group of ordinary people who blocked him from entering the village. In the end, he just said that he only wanted to have clear ideas and that was it? Your thoughts are clear to me, but I am not.

To be precise, I don't understand, I'm quite confused.

I said some things that were quite exciting. It makes you unhappy, you can troll me, but I don't want to implicate the author, and please vent your reason (at me), I don't want you to be used and let others pay for me!

I really don't understand it. It's easy to classify it. Wouldn't it be better to be more relaxed? If you write suspense, just make it suspense.

The Holy Mother refers to the rotten good person who helps everyone, the bitch refers to the fake good person who says but doesn't do it, and the normal person helps those who should be helped and those in need of help within their ability. You can forgive the sins committed by God, but you can't live with the sins committed by yourself. The poor people must be hateful, and the hateful people must be pitiful. The road is chosen by oneself, and you have to walk it on your knees. People who don't work hard will only have delusions. Except for those who have congenital problems or are unreasonable disasters, who is worth saving? Just because an ignorant person is fearless does not mean that he is not guilty. No one was innocent when Dou E died.

The first volume is the whole book. Sister An is enough for my wife. The first chapter was too impressive, but I couldn't stand the rest of it. I didn't hate this book. The protagonist's character was very good in the first volume, but not so much in the later chapters. Whether it was because he was insulted or something, I just seemed to hate the protagonist's life and death? Maybe I'm still too much of a virgin. I prefer a daily-style protagonist who makes steady progress, has a gentle yet graceful personality, is calm and sensible without being bloodthirsty, speaks interestingly and humorously, and one love line is enough. Add in a few meaningful female friends. This is the protagonist in my mind. Chen Dachui (Chen Ge) is the closest to perfect character in my mind. Whether it is the life-and-death friendship with Zhang Ya🤡 in terms of love, the life-and-death friendship with Xu Yin (all the staff of the haunted house), or the calm handling of the incident, it all suits my taste. Feng Bujue is one of them. What I like is his single-mindedness and humor. As for killing, it is a game after all (except for derivatives). He can be reborn after death, even though he killed a garbage angel. . No matter what, Wang Quan and Sister An in the first volume of this book have been well portrayed, and they have been well received and praised (ﾉ)`ω´(ヾ)

Give me a few stars, how I write a book review is my personal preference. You can't ask everyone to have the same idea. It's unrealistic if you can't do it. One hundred people have one hundred Hamlets in their hearts! Some people think it's good and some people think it's bad. Where there is white there is black. If you like it, give it five stars. If you don't like it, it's okay to give it one star!