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A very amazing first chapter, the protagonist's appearance in another world is super cool. The protagonist sticks to the bottom line and is a human being, not a monster. There are also male supporting characters that I like very much~ But, well, actually I still can't tell who is who among the positive male supporting characters. This is also a problem. The protagonist is too brilliant, and it is probably difficult for the author to devote more energy to them, the biological mother and the stepmother. The following is from Lin Sifeng, the owner of the book list. The book list is "a fun and intelligent way to pass the time": This is a very stylish martial arts novel disguised as an apocalyptic novel. I remember that the previous essay competition on martial arts was called "Ancient Martial Arts in the Future". In my opinion, this essay perfectly explains these five words. A living killer committed suicide due to a terminal illness and came to a post-apocalyptic world, where there are mutated monsters, harsh environment and cruel and vivid human society. As for the protagonist, he is a "bone", that is, a mutant human being. The bone has a reputation of cannibalism and is regarded as an alien by humans. But these two words come from "Although I have mutated, I am still human at my core." With this name, you can get a glimpse of the whole book.

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It's a pretty good science fiction book. The protagonist is a heterogeneous bone but he always insists on being human. The explanation of the origin of the word bone in the book comes from the sentence of the first bone, "Although I have mutated, I am still a human being in my bones."

I just saw this because it became free recently. It seems a bit brain-burning, but it's still a good work.