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A dystopian masterpiece worth reading. (Contains spoilers) In the eyes of humans, Squealer is a war demon, but in the eyes of rats, he is a race hero that is unique among thousands. Compared with humans who are addicted to false societies, it is thoughtful and motivated. It not only overcomes physical defects and can speak Japanese fluently, but also creates a decade-long human extinction plan step by step. It can only be said that the winner is the loser. Thousands of years ago, the man without magic power was defeated by the superpower. He was genetically modified and turned into a rat. From then on, he became the slave of the superpower. Now their ace is dead, their resistance has been suppressed, and their clan has been exterminated again. I really don't know which one is more cruel, humans or rats, but humans are obviously more arrogant and vicious.

Zhenya and Shun are forever in love [crying][crying]

After watching the anime and reading the novel, it is truly a masterpiece that will last forever.

The description of the evil of human nature, the attempt to launch a war and the cruel description of the war process can't help but remind me of the scene of the war launched by the Japanese imperialists. Does Squealer's words in the final judgment also reflect the crazy ambition of the militants in the Japanese nation to launch a war. They are not satisfied with being in a small territory, and their wisdom is not inferior to that of other nations. Is it obvious to expand the territory to occupy other countries, so sacrificing small individuals under national justice is also meaningful? It was as if I heard the Japanese militants' explanation of the people who sacrificed their lives in World War II.

Like! Shun is the most unforgettable Bai Yueguang in this book [crying] [crying] Qi Langmaru, the most charming among the rats (people!)! There is no one. Without him in the final stage of killing the "evil ghost", the protagonist would have died. Qilangmaru is really smart and repays his kindness, but unfortunately I only know Qilangmaru and not his real name [almost crying] [crying] In the end, he sacrificed his life for the early season plan without hesitation and died just like that [crying] Squealer, he is cunning, has many bad intentions, and always wants to get things out of the protagonist's mouth, but he is very smart and intelligent, and with incredible perseverance. He is not a good person, but a great person. He has the will to fight slavery and can implement it, and the plan is perfect, but... Ah [crying] [crying] Zhenya, ah ah [almost crying] [almost crying] Baby, I hope you will be happy in the next life, I will always remember your red hair woo woo The article's definitions and descriptions of curse power, death-shame structure, attack suppression, evil spirits, karma demons, and rats, as well as the causes and consequences are logical, and the setting is very good and detailed! It's like a truly new world unfolding before your eyes!

Incredible work, this regretful and beautiful story, as time goes by, the five-person group drifts away, and everything changes when they fail to catch the cattail. In other words, Zaoji's intelligence is destined to experience a different life, but the cruelty exceeds everyone's expectations. In the end, I think no one can help but love Watanabe Zaoji, a brave girl.

From the anime, the anime adaptation is very good, almost the same as the original text, but when you read the novel with the plot already known, there is a lot less suspense.

The plot is just okay. I feel like I've seen similar content countless times. Although I can't remember where I saw it... But I guessed the truth when I saw the beginning. Very imaginative, I like the subconscious (what impression space) and the description of war. I rate the five protagonists as the male protagonist and female protagonist and the two Bai Yueguang as the male and female protagonist. Where is the remaining one? The remaining one is here to make soy sauce, there is little plot, and the character is not very likable. "■ And I agreed that if it's a boy, we'll call him ■, and if it's a girl, we'll call him ■." This is a bit too sarcastic and too funny.

It uses more realistic thinking to discuss the world after people have superpowers, but this part of the discussion only goes so far (there are immortals, it is difficult not to think of a single super expansion, one person is a group, or the author set this part to the rat group). The setting of the new world is more to explore the possible psychology and behavior of intelligent beings (teachers and students, humans and rats, rats and rat queens) who cannot truly understand each other when faced with being completely dominated by each other. However, most of the results point to the inability to gain freedom, the students cannot escape, and the rats will eventually die. However, the spirit of the story also points to the fact that although freedom is not available, one must try even if it means death. The attempts of several students, Squealer's attempt, and the protagonist's final plan may be because humans are such animals that they have achieved such achievements (and from the author's perspective, the sins humans bear).

Aonuma Shun's eternal sadness...

Published in 2008. Hmm... It's a very Japanese-style novel. The way of discussion and content are a bit like early Japanese animation. It has a certain value and depth of thinking. I'm afraid it will be regarded as a masterpiece by some people who don't read much. The protagonists and plots in the book have a youthful atmosphere, which can be regarded as Japanese romanticism. If you look closely, many plots, such as the "death-shame mechanism", are slightly immature and not a method that a mature human society can come up with to solve problems. The method of using superpowers in the book may become an independent branch. By conceiving "images" in the mind to change the real world, whether it is powerful or not depends on one's own imagination and control, which is a relatively novel direction. However, I searched based on the pictures from the mystery novel book list. Is this really a mystery novel...

This book is so imaginative! It builds a new world where people have superpowers, but this power also brings some problems. I like the description of children going to school in the book, it's very interesting. Moreover, the social structure mentioned in the book also touched me very much. Everyone helps each other and makes selfless contributions. This spirit is very touching. Although it is a dystopian work, it also made me think more about the future world.

This is the most detailed science fiction novel I have ever read, and the world view is lifelike.

I was already shocked when I watched the first anime, and even more so after reading the novel.

Overall, it is a very good science fiction novel. It is not exactly a dystopia, but more like a post-apocalyptic wasteland novel. It is really excellent in foreshadowing design. The only shortcoming is that the character creation and inner description in the middle period are a bit hollow and boring, but this does not affect it. It is a good book, especially the thoughts of war, slavery, and the insinuations of power are very worth pondering.

Superpowers may never be born, but half-orcs can easily appear as derivatives of large-scale wars and the end of the world.

It's from anime, it's really good

A masterpiece, impeccable

Nice! See 80% in one go

Human contradictions have never changed

Very nice, very dystopian

It describes human nature deeply and delicately, and has a huge and complete world structure. After reading it, I once again felt that human beings are really evil.

This book is a bit boring to read. Maybe it's because I haven't read light novels for a long time. The author's level is adequate, the world he depicts is good, the characters are quite distinctive, and the main characters can be created well.

I really liked it. My opinion of Yehumaru changed at the end. I really expected him to win [crying]

Everyone is right, but how did it end up like this? Will the end point of human evolution be to kill each other? Can we only kill each other?