Monster Tea Party

It took me two days to read more than 1,200 chapters. It is an excellent book that needs to be calmed down and savored carefully. It is not the current mainstream of pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger, nor is it pretending to be a slap in the face, but a kind of daily life mixed with monster settings. Judging from the current description, although the author wrote about a series of settings such as law enforcers and sorcerers that promote the plot, he did not describe them. Instead, he used these settings to promote the protagonist's mentality changes. After Ah Jiu and Ah Bai appeared, some characters seemed to have disappeared, such as our national treasure beauty. I know that the protagonist is set up to be a happy-go-lucky character, and will not push too hard or deliberately contact her, which leads me to want to see the interaction between the heroine and the protagonist. It's been over a thousand chapters and I haven't read it yet. Do you understand how I feel? I don't quite understand the ending of this book, because it is very similar to Natsume's Book of Friends. It's hard to imagine what kind of ending it will have-Natsume's little book has not been finished even after tearing it up for so long. This book should be enjoyed quietly while lying on a chair with a pot of tea next to you in your spare time, rather than being read in two days. I regret it a bit I originally planned to give it five stars, but I couldn't get over this hurdle. It just drags too much, not because of the pacing, it's very well paced, but because of the drag between the characters. If the guess is correct, then until the completion of the book, the protagonist's activity place will always be in Yanjing, and he will not have too much contact with the demon master. So in order to continue writing, it must continue to have new characters, new monsters, and new stories. Each story and character is very short, which makes it difficult to think of new, interesting and heart-warming stories after so many stories. Therefore, it has to be a perfect match, that is, it picks up the monsters and characters that appeared before and reassembles a familiar story to promote the plot. This repetitive process is actually very easy to kill the desire to read. Because the length of the book is short, there are too many characters and it is difficult to leave a deep impression on me. And the repeated endings are also killing my desire to read. Once the excitement of discovering a good book wears off, it's hard for me to think about continuing to read. The characters I wanted to see didn't appear. The plot I wanted to see - the interesting plot of people around the protagonist seeing monsters didn't appear. The interesting interaction I wanted to see with the protagonist - the plot of the national treasure beauty still didn't appear. It's like an urban novel, where new characters constantly appear and the process repeats, but you don't have to show off or interact with the female characters, so it's hard to retain people. That's probably it above

Not many people read such a well-written book. . . . . .

Do you believe there are monsters in the world? What does your fantasy world of monsters look like? In fact, just because you can't see some things doesn't mean they don't exist. Maybe a casual encounter can change your life. Life is full of surprises, and life is full of surprises. Xiao Xiao, an ordinary college student, got a mysterious monster book and unexpectedly had the ability to see monsters. From that moment on, his life became completely different. Those monsters that exist in the Classics of Mountains and Seas and myths have different styles and unique abilities. They live together with humans in this world. Unfortunately, not many people can see them. The mandarin ducks that have lived for hundreds of years, the ferocious vultures, the cute pheasants, the gluttonous gluttons that bully the weak but fear the strong, the pairs of winged birds, the pipa ghosts who are good at playing the pipa, the bullocks that look ferocious but are actually kind, the short-sighted zodiac animals... The monsters that the world does not understand, confuse, and fear, some are kind and some are vicious, make up this colorful world. He has met people who help monsters eat people, and he has also met monsters who protect people; he has met roosters who like to make wine, and he has met roosters who are willing to stretch out their hands and wait for others to hold them even though no one can see them; he has met people who torture and kill cats for their own selfish desires, and he has also met roosters who are feared but kind-hearted because of their ferocious looks... Xiao Xiao walks in this world full of humans and monsters, always treating everyone and every monster he meets with kindness and tenderness. You may often encounter a lot of bad things, but eventually the weather will clear up. It is the tenderness that comes only after years of wiping and time washing. In a corner of the huge city, there is a quiet alley, and at the end of the alley, there is a quiet teahouse. There is good tea, delicious refreshments, all kinds of people, and extremely interesting stories. The century-old shop, Xiao's Tea House, welcomes you at any time. This is the monster tea party, we look forward to your joining!

This is my favorite book I have ever read, I don't know how to describe it! Probably because of the thrilling feeling of meeting someone you like in a vast sea of ​​people, I fell in love with this book at a glance in the vast sea of ​​books, and then I read it slowly. Very warm!

It feels like one of the best ones I have ever seen: Perfect World, Golden Fishing Ground, Monster Tea Party

The book is pretty good, I read it for a few days. I give recommendation votes every day. It seemed very powerful in the early stage, but it became boring in the middle stage. There is no heroine. When I first introduced Su Youjin, I thought she was the heroine. I wrote a lot of various descriptions of Su Youjin and the rich second generation pursuing Su. Then it started to be a bunch of short stories, which were not passionate or exciting. There are now more than four million words, and those little demons have been written over and over again, but Su has also disappeared. Then the Monster Book should be the main board of the book. The pig's feet are not very powerful yet, and the monsters that killed the previous generation of law enforcers have not been explained. There are a lot of various little monsters written. Do you want to move all the monsters from the Classic of Mountains and Seas into one short story and write them one by one? Speaking of which, there is no heroine, no excitement, no passion in the book. A very good novel is filled with small fragments like this. If there is a main outline, it will be almost as written and the heroine will not be forced. I hope that the pit I dug will be explained as soon as possible and it will end as soon as possible.

When I read the first few chapters, I thought it was a bit interesting, but as I read on, my expression was like a smile gradually disappearing. After reading hundreds of chapters, I felt like drinking a cup of warm water on a hot day, which was bland and boring. Originally, the protagonist's identity as a law enforcer and the appearance of the Demon Master Alliance made me think that the main story had finally begun. Later, I found that I was wrong. It seemed that the so-called Demon Master Alliance and the protagonist inherited The identity of the law enforcer is just what the author used to make up the numbers, because after reading hundreds of chapters, I didn't see anything related to these two. It was all about the daily life of the protagonist and his friends, just like before. It was bland and boring. I still have hundreds of chapters to read, but if this kind of plot development follows, I think reading The Classic of Mountains and Seas might be more interesting than this book. I really don't understand how the 8 points came from

A monster kills someone. If you just kill the monster and ignore it, is he an accessory? That basketball player killed dozens of people with monsters, and then let them go without any problems. Are those homeless people not human? Was his death in vain? And that man named Su, just because his mother helped the monsters kill so many women, how many women were killed in two years, and he still had to save them when they were unconscious, did those people die in vain? Not to mention for the sake of his mother, can he help others to kill others for the sake of his mother? In the end, there was nothing to do, so we just skipped it? The protagonist even went into his dream to comfort him, so who was going to comfort the dead? Rubbish lj novel! ! ! ! !

I would also recommend using some monsters from the Classic of Mountains and Seas. There are so many names created by the author that are a little bit dramatic. It doesn't matter whether there is a female protagonist or not. Ahem, it's still very novel. If you're not well-read, you can check it out.

Around Chapter 300, the protagonist was beaten by Mu Ye three times. Although he couldn't beat him, he didn't retaliate even though he knew the mastermind behind it. He still understood the mastermind very well? ? ? I won't talk about it before, but it's really disgusting here.