A chuuni psychiatric patient accidentally transmigrates into the world of Parasyte and becomes a parasitic creature larva. He crazily implants eleven parasitic creature larvae into his own body, forging a perfect physique, then heads to the ancient land of China to learn its ancient martial arts and attain godlike fighting power. He strolls leisurely amid the attacks of countless parasitic creatures and chats and laughs in the midst of a million-strong zombie horde. The wickedness of human nature means nothing to him, and even the Super Saiyan God’s devastating bombardment seems to him like a gentle breeze brushing through willow branches. Watch this chuuni youth battle across the worlds of anime and manga and rise to become the supreme Evil God.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The setting of this book left me speechless. I'm afraid the protagonist is not invincible. You might as well inhabit a parasitic beast even in your capillaries. He can defeat Super Saiyans with a parasitic beast. I don't want to say more. This is just my personal opinion.
Is the author a lone star of evil spirits in reality?
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Commentary on Chapter 7 Going to China in "I Am a Parasitic Beast" written by Tiantu.
Commentary on Chapter 4 The Perfect Body in "I Am a Parasitic Beast" written by Tiantu.
Bullfrog, bullfrog, you don't want a woman, right? What a pity.
Thunder King Yang Yongxin at the beginning?