Alien Parasite

The plot is full of twists and turns, and the character development is superb. The foreshadowing is fantastic; I haven't read such a compelling post-apocalyptic story in a long time! I don't understand why the comments section says it's not good! I personally recommend it; it's excellent!

I think I can understand why many people gave it a bad review. The male protagonist is always being schemed against and blackmailed, and he often takes risks for civilians or friends who are not related to him. This even seems like a hidden thread running through the whole story and driving the development. The number of times this happens is too many, which makes people feel uncomfortable.

The concept is quite good, and reading this book gives me a vivid picture, which is wonderful. It's a really good book.

This book is truly fantastic, arguably one of the best post-apocalyptic novels. The logic throughout is very clear, and the character relationships are well-developed. Most importantly, it doesn't have a bad ending! I can't stress this enough!

This is my type of show. It has elements of Parasyte and Tokyo Ghoul. It seems pretty good; anyone who likes this genre can check it out. 😁

I've read a bit of this novel, and I personally think it's quite good. It seems to be a novel from a few years ago, so it's quite different from the current mainstream. The protagonist isn't like other post-apocalyptic novels—calm and wise. He's more like an ordinary person. (Of course, if you call him a saint, I have nothing to say.)

I had read some books I really liked before, but I didn't see them anymore. Then, I found them again in the vast sea of ​​books—that's fate!

The writing is good; at least the protagonist isn't invincible at the beginning. The story is also very well-written, one of the best I've read among many novels. The plot flows smoothly without any awkwardness. Keep up the good work, author! May you publish more great books!

Family members, don't be fooled by this "dragon scale" thing. This book is quite good. It's only two chapters in, but the characters are well-developed and distinct. How much can you read in 30 minutes? Skimming through it? This book is from a few years ago, but it's still pretty good.

Summer cicadas—we never pay attention to the scenery of our childhood, wandering aimlessly through the steel jungle of the city, day after day, year after year. Suddenly, we see a familiar scene and recall the little bridge, the flowing water, the vegetable garden, and that girl whose face we can't quite remember. These must be the most unforgettable joys of our lives.