I'm No MOTH Hero

Many people say that this book is good but not popular, and there are reasons for that. First of all, the protagonist here is not a time traveler, and he has a miserable life. The female characters related to him basically all have bad endings, making the plot very tragic. Secondly, the novel's writing style is too chaotic. It was okay at the beginning, as it would switch between describing the future paradise and the main plot, so it was still readable in the early stages. But Yan Lu's approach is different. He haphazardly presents the perspectives of the pre-civilization, the paradise, and the pre-pre-civilization in one chapter, making it particularly chaotic. Most people who like this book are satisfied with its writing style, plot, and character development. Who the hell wants to read such a messy novel?

Why did the protagonist suddenly transform from a high school student into a ruthless soldier king?

Seriously, when those amazing parents of Lao Lin modified his genes, did they add aphrodisiacs to it? He's practically a succubus! #(Sad)

This book has a major flaw: it's incredibly disorganized. The beginning was alright, with only the pre-civilization and the present civilization. Then, in the middle, pre-pre-civilizations and parallel worlds appeared, followed by Enma and Zero, suddenly three "Rin"s, and then the pre-civilization inexplicably collapsed. Rin replaced Ling and wiped out most of humanity, and then the end was over? I almost gave up when I first read this part. Oh, and also, please update the Snake Special!

I've been following this book for over a year, and it's finally finished, but I feel so sorry for it. The romance between Snake and Lao Lin was really well-written before, both innocent and profound. The main thing is that the process of the two falling in love with each other was so beautiful, but the ending was so rushed. Sigh, what a pity. #(I'm about to cry)

Why is there a Japanese label?

"The Honkai energy reaction is slightly lower than that of a typical Herrscher core, but about the same as that of the Herrscher of Reason." "Interesting… It's even more stable than other Herrscher cores, and it can exist normally in ordinary environments even under normal conditions." "The level of consciousness activity within the core is far lower than that of other Herrscher cores..." Mei glanced at the data on the screen and became extremely interested in the golden Herrscher core in front of her. It was not a Herrscher core obtained through a hard battle. On the contrary, the first time it appeared in everyone's sight was when it helped the Firemoth defeat the Tenth Herrscher. What's particularly peculiar is that, according to battlefield data and some people's accounts, everyone felt suppressed at that time, and some fusion warriors even showed symptoms similar to "septicemia". In other words, the ability of this Herrscher core is very likely to suppress Honkai energy. As the messenger of Honkai, its power is to suppress Honkai energy, which inevitably raises questions. "Velvie, this Herrscher core energy... Velvie?" Just as May was about to discuss the uses of the Herrscher core with Velvet, she turned her head and saw only the empty space beside her, with the short Prometheus standing alone. "Dr. Velvet said it was time for her to go home, and then she left," Prometheus explained to May. Mei sighed rather helplessly. Being easygoing was one of Wilvi's personality traits... Or rather, one of the most common personality traits among many personalities? However, she then smiled. Everyone needs to soothe their wounds, regardless of the method they use. "Next, regarding the new mutated characteristics that appeared in the Kos Demons after their collapse..." She was left alone and began the next study, talking to herself. Lin actually enjoys the refreshing feeling of reading alone in the early morning. He can stop and meditate at any time, probably because he prefers tranquility more now that he's middle-aged. However, he can foresee that his peace and quiet will probably be broken soon. The sound of hurried footsteps drew closer. Lin silently closed the book, wondering whether it was Alicia or Wilvi who was coming. He hoped to be a little more reserved and not just pounce on him as soon as he entered, damaging his wound... "Forest!" "Puff!" When the woman with the bouncy hairstyle pressed her soft breasts against Lin's chest, he almost couldn't catch his breath, and his heart even stopped for a second. For the people of this world, Lin had only been gone for a little over six months, but for Lin himself, it had been several years since he had seen them. Vervi's appearance hasn't changed much; she still maintains her fashionable style. Years of intensive research haven't caused her hair to pill or her skin to deteriorate. However, Lin noticed that her demeanor seemed different from the Vervi of the past. "Vilvie…" For some reason, Lin felt a sense of guilt at that moment. He rarely had... Or rather, he had never had similar emotions before, but now, seeing Vilvi's lovely smile and the emotions in her eyes again, Lin couldn't help but think of his experiences before returning to his original world. The more knowledge a person has, the clearer their understanding of themselves and everything around them will be. Actually, Lin was more afraid of Alicia, who always gave off a hazy, mysterious feeling, appearing before him. Fortunately, it was Velvet who came; Velvet's personality gave Lin a lot of breathing room. "You..." "Hmm." Before he could finish speaking, his lips were sealed with a kiss. The sight of Xia Mei's face and long eyelashes so close to his mouth made him swallow hard. Then, the sucking sounds from Vervi made him want to die even more. After waiting motionless for more than half a minute, with a "pop," Wilvi separated, her face flushed red. She stuck out her tongue to lick the glistening liquid from the corner of her mouth, her playful eyes taking in all of Lin's reactions. "Hmm... It smells like another girl." She smacked her lips, tilted her head, and squinted her eyes. Has Vilvi's taste buds evolved to this extent? "I'm so sorry, but the other guys were too shy to come out, so only the magician and I were willing, so I came instead." Velvi didn't seem embarrassed at all as she got off Lin, smiling and covering her chest as she spoke. "You?" Lin frowned, sensing the considerable information contained in the words. "That's right, it's me, the owner of the Spiral Workshop, the great traveling magician, the most brilliant engineer of the end of the century—your Velvi, who's obsessed with creating genius little pieces of junk." Velvi closed one eye and introduced herself with great enthusiasm, "Perhaps it should be said that it's been a long time, or perhaps it should be said that it's our first meeting. I am the conductor, Velvi." "…" "After someone mysteriously disappeared, Velvi underwent a super transformation surgery. The ability she gained from that surgery is mind splitting. As you can see, I am the genius Velvi you know, but at the same time, I am also a completely new Velvi." I see. Vervi, who already had schizophrenia, developed even more personalities after the super-transformation surgery. The one in front of her is the "Conductor." According to her description, she has at least three more personalities, including one called the "Magician." In order to help Lin adapt quickly, the conductor chosen was the one who was closest to the original Wilvie. For some reason, Lin felt relieved after hearing about Wilvi's bizarre experience; she was still the same extraordinary person she always was. "Long time no see, Vilvi." Lin nodded formally to her. Vervi gazed at Lin's face, her smile melting away like snowflakes near a fire, before she suddenly hugged Lin's neck and rested her head on his shoulder. "I thought you would never come back." Her voice trembled, as if she had been holding back for a long time, suppressing her inner feelings, and only now was she finally revealing her vulnerability to the most important person in her life. "…Feel sorry." Lin hesitated for a moment, then gently hugged her shoulders. "You didn't do anything wrong, so don't apologize." Wilvi is a person who excels at rational thinking. She would probably never throw a tantrum like an ordinary girl. Even now, with many emotions mixed together, she would still say things that don't require Lin's comfort. Lin, however, believed that her rationality could have lasted a little longer. When her delicate face left Lin's shoulder and reappeared in front of him, she said excitedly: "Let's do it." "…No." Her hair brushed against Lin Jiebing's face, and only then did Lin notice that she seemed to be... Not wearing any clothes. She proudly puffed out her ample breasts: "I only put on a band-aid." "…No."

Of the 900 book reviews, almost none are useful; they're all just self-talk. Is there anyone who's actually finished the book who can tell me if Chihiro, Himiko, Soul, and Xiaoqi had a good ending? Not the so-called perfect ending in the "Flame" chapter—that wasn't perfect at all.

What's the password for joining the group, experts?

This novel is indeed excellent. I particularly like the character of Councilor Lin. When he first appeared, I felt that he was no ordinary person. He was a man of his word and would stop at nothing to achieve his goals. It was a pity that the coup failed, but I felt that he did not lose. If the coup had succeeded, he would have taken power and led all of humanity to fight against the Honkai. Even if it failed, he could still do his best to help his adopted son with the Honkai disease. In the end, Mei took power and led all of humanity to victory. The oppressive feeling during the coup d'état is particularly vivid when the councilor, Lin, recites Tagore's poems. It's like he's already won and entered the settlement screen, but then, pia~ the coup fails, and then pia~ the death penalty is triggered. Later, for the sake of his adopted son, he'd rather let everyone in the city die than let himself be the last sample of serum material. This character is complex. Lin's transformation into a "superhero of justice" is inextricably linked to him. You could call him evil, but Lin's thoughts, personality, and hobbies were all shaped by him. You could also call him good, because the first thing he did after rescuing Lin was to continue the human experiments conducted by Lin's beastly parents in his struggle for power, his hands stained with the blood of countless innocent people. This man is complex; he is Lin's adoptive father, teacher, and enemy. He both hates Lin's self-sacrifice for humanity and yearns for that same idea. Interestingly, Lin's "for humanity" ideology originated from Congressman Lin. Fortunately, the author still has some humanity, introducing the Death Law to prevent a father-son conflict (a glimmer of humanity, though). However, judging Congressman Lin as good or bad is too one-sided. The author clearly put a lot of effort into developing this character. #(Shy)#(shy) I haven't finished watching it yet, but I'll keep watching.