After I Fell Ill, My Symptoms Became Superpowers

[Love] (Ten-year bookworm) [Love] The setting is quite novel. Various diseases turn into superpowers when they survive, and monsters when they can't survive. (Hey, if you think about it this way, it's a bit like an alternative zombie novel, but it's not very contagious.) The wide variety of superpowers is a big plus. It adds a lot of attractions and emotional lines. The drawings are pretty good, neither obtrusive nor brainless, and the characters are very likable. The protagonist is a warm and polite person (questionable [face covering]). The supporting characters are also very full and three-dimensional. The logic and clues are very smooth. The settings are added bit by bit and the world view is improved. So far, it can be said that there are no poisonous points [eating melon] But, the plot is a bit bland... I can't say that, it's just that the author's writing doesn't easily affect my emotions. It may have something to do with me reading too many novels. If several chapters in a row give me a dull feeling, then I will skip reading. In addition, there don't seem to be many people reading it, and there are not many comments in it, which makes me lose a sense of immersion as I read it. (Personally, I feel that the protagonist's psychology and details can be written more. The lack of sense of substitution seems to have something to do with this [thinking]. Don't use too many narrations to advance the plot) There is also a sense of dissonance in the image of the protagonist, and the experience and personality are a bit inconsistent. [Chigua] There are also problems in the background. A lot of people died in the hospital at the beginning. I feel that there should be many similar situations. However, the news about the epidemic and the epidemic is still kept secret, and the public has not explained how to deal with the public (maybe I missed it [rolls eyes]) …💥((🔥⥎🔥))💥 Overall, the impression it left on me is that it is a novel and pretty good novel. You can read it. If it can be more rigorous and more appealing, it has the potential to become popular [note]

It's great. I feel like I have the capital to make it into an animation. It will be a big hit.

So far, there is nothing wrong with it. You can enter the trap with confidence, and the setting is interesting. It is a bit like the physical martial arts used in the Taoist cultivator to enter the prison method. It also uses diseases to practice. After you have reached great success, you can switch to another practice to reduce the difficulty of the entry prison method.

It's really good. I found it on the homepage of Shuhuang. I finished it all morning. The author should update it quickly [crying]

I have seen this book several times before, but I didn't read it because of the title. I read it today and it is really good. First of all, the setting is really trendy. It is not a conventional superpower flow. The superpower is one's own disease. This setting is really good. Secondly, the monster is not a regular alien invasion or aura-resurrected animal mutation. It is a living person who has become a disease. I I'm thinking that a person who has a cold epidemic doesn't take his illness seriously at all. After all, before the onset of the illness, it was really just a common cold. After the onset of the illness, he clearly had feelings but couldn't control himself. He could only watch himself going berserk and even eating people. It felt really uncomfortable. The doctors only awakened their powers because of luck instead of turning into monsters. Moreover, the characters were well created and worth watching.

The subject matter is very new, a lot of settings have been added based on traditional abilities, and the source of the settings is also very close to life. The character creation is also good, and the group portraits are very successful. However, the current shortcomings are that the knife is not powerful enough, and the emotional foreshadowing is often just adequate. But in general, the quality is relatively high, and I only give it four stars for the time being. (It is not because the writing is not good, it is much better than the flood of the same kind.) If the burying and other things are done well in the later stage, the five stars will be added. Finally, cheers to the author

I have read Chapter 124 so far. The author should be a fan of Jiangnan. You can feel the unique literary flavor of Jiangnan in many places in the novel. If you continue writing on this trend, the novel should become popular. And the novel as a whole has a strong Japanese manga style. The setting and description of the content can make people think of the Fire Brigade and Working Cells. If it can be adapted into a comic book, it would be best to find some painters with a strong style of painting to draw this type of novel. Summarize the advantages and disadvantages Advantages: I have never seen a novel with a novel setting and using disease as the source of power. The characters of the supporting characters are relatively full-bodied, although they look a bit like sewing machines. The character of the grumpy man is very similar to the character of Genya Immortal Kawakawa. The image of the old naughty boy of Dean Wu Lung is also well described. The prototype of the president is basically Chu Zihang. The connection between the writing and the story before entering the academy is relatively perfect, especially the depressing chapter at the beginning. The writing in this part is very good. Disadvantages: From the moment he entered the academy, the story connection and writing style were a bit awkward, especially the plot where the male protagonist was plotted just after he became a teacher. The plot connection was very blunt, and deliberately cutting off the knife for the sake of the knife is a taboo in writing a tragic plot. To summarize: It has some minor shortcomings but nothing serious. From the perspective of a bookworm who has been with me for more than ten years, it is a rare good book on Tomato. I often give negative reviews, but it is really rare for me to give positive reviews on my own initiative. If I can learn more about the connection between writing and story, I might consider signing the book on a paid website. The results should not be bad.

After reading 180 chapters, you can already see that the protagonist's state of mind is growing. Because of the "illness" of two old people, his childhood sweetheart almost died. Let him have to grow passively. When he experienced the death of his master and the patient who died of illness. He just now understood the meaning of a doctor and that responsibility. The author's writing style is quite good, and the emotions are quite on point (except for love). I believe that the author can continue to work hard to bring us better stories, understand the pain that diseases bring to humans, and the selfless dedication of doctors to cure patients.

It is particularly beautiful. The concept of transforming diseases into superpowers is very novel. The use of professional terminology does not make readers confused, but adds surprises to the article. The plot and supporting characters all reflect the author's unique thinking. It is a well-polished work. The only drawback is that the author did not control the rhythm of the plot well. The protagonist grew up too fast and the plot advanced too hastily. For example, the official appearance of the Grand Dean was not arranged so early in my opinion. But the faults do not hide the faults, I hope this work can be completed smoothly

This should be regarded as creating a branch of supernatural power flow, and this setting is a bottom eight. It's just too little. It seems there is still something there at the moment. If it continues, it will be at least around 9.8. After all, just look at the Tomato Score and it has no reference value at all. Come on, I hope the author will update soon