They ate me.
Then they became me.
In this mysterious world, there are not only pure humans alive, but also skin thieves who feed on humans but wear human clothes.
Never let others know you are human!
Because no one knows whether the relatives and friends around them have been assimilated by the skin stealers.
No one knows whether the next person to be eaten is himself in his sleep!
Reader comments
Brothers, it's not easy to be original, and it's hard to agree with everyone when writing novels, but the author is willing to accept all opinions [please pay attention][please pay attention]
I think it's okay. Although I don't like heroines, this heroine design is pretty good.
I feel there is a problem with the logic. Chapter 6 said that those monsters were capable of killing all the remaining people, but they did not go there. Maybe they were kept in captivity. However, there is no description of the human army in the novel. Does this mean that the human headquarters has fallen? Subsequent chapters have explained that human beings are organized. For example, the city where the protagonist is located is close to a dead city. Why not give up? Using technology similar to nuclear weapons can also slow down the infection rate. It feels like it is easy to be killed by the protagonist. I don't believe that even nuclear bombs can't kill it. It feels like there is very little foreshadowing. And don't they share memories? Why not call your companions to surround and kill together? And the neighbor grandma has no plot anymore. Why is the protagonist allowed to grow up? The rules are very vague. The protagonist finally starts to have abilities and has been eating soft food.
Brothers, it's not easy to be original, and it's hard to agree with everyone when writing novels, but the author is willing to accept all opinions [please pay attention][please pay attention]
I think it's okay. Although I don't like heroines, this heroine design is pretty good. I feel there is a problem with the logic. Chapter 6 said that those monsters were capable of killing all the remaining people, but they did not go there. Maybe they were kept in captivity. However, there is no description of the human army in the novel. Does this mean that the human headquarters has fallen? Subsequent chapters have explained that human beings are organized. For example, the city where the protagonist is located is close to a dead city. Why not give up? Using technology similar to nuclear weapons can also slow down the infection rate. It feels like it is easy to be killed by the protagonist. I don't believe that even nuclear bombs can't kill it. It feels like there is very little foreshadowing. And don't they share memories? Why not call your companions to surround and kill together? And the neighbor grandma has no plot anymore. Why is the protagonist allowed to grow up? The rules are very vague. The protagonist finally starts to have abilities and has been eating soft food.
It's very beautiful, why are there so few people?