A Modern Guide to Surviving as a Monster

Reads like an officially published weird novel! I have only read Chapter 80 so far, and there are already many hidden clues! God, I look forward to the author filling in the holes!

It's so rare to see well-written articles of this type. It reminds me of the urban monster story I read many years ago.

So far, it seems to be okay, but the timeline in some parts is not clear. I can't tell which time period things happened specifically. This book does feel like a published book, the text has that kind of weight and is not light and airy. However, from an emotional point of view, I personally feel weak from the parts I have read. The protagonist's feelings are a bit inexplicable to me. I feel that some things have been omitted (maybe the author feels it is not necessary to write). The relationship between the two people seems very strange to me, to the extent that they can die for both parties. I don't know if there is any description later. I haven't seen it.

This book is well written and the setting is interesting. At least I thought it looked good in the early stages. Why isn't it popular?

When I was a teenager, I read a book called "Yin Yang School" that was about traditional Chinese culture but took place in contemporary times. Compared with this book, which is precious, hand-made and worth reading, what they have in common is the highly readable content, the lack of popular response, and the regret that it was not finished at the time.

It's a good read. It feels like a big thing is solved slowly, and the sky falls like a quilt. It's not like the books you can find in foreign persimmons. When will you come back and update it?

Why is there no one? A pretty good book?

No rating, surprisingly good-looking Come on, author

I don't know what kind of difficulties Mr. Wolf has encountered, and whether he will still read the comments section on Tomato, but I still hope to see the remaining episodes in my lifetime. Monthly updates will be fine. Best wishes.

The world view is interesting Although there are some misprints and repetitions later on, the world view and rhythm are generally very good. I don't know why the author stopped writing it.