[Kefeng] [Not a brainless and refreshing article]
This is a city of flesh and blood.
Humans are kept in captivity without knowing it.
Li Xiang traveled through time, and every time he ate a weirdo, he could awaken a special power.
"Awakened ones have a single ability and cannot fight against the strangeness alone. They must join a guild. A guild can make us heroes above mortals."
Li Xiang has no interest in being a hero.
He just wants to live freely.
Reader comments
First support the entire five-star
[Host Controller: Perfectly control the host body to unleash 100% of its potential] I really think this ability is very strong. As far as I can think of, it controls the proliferation of flesh and blood, grows tentacles, etc., And the protagonist directly transforms into Cthulhu [smile]
Or maybe those protagonists study the structure of the body. The human body has great potential, such as actively letting the body secrete, well, it seems to be something similar to adrenaline.
I really don't recommend love lines or anything like that.
I hope the author writes it
I seem to have found a small loophole in the world view, that is Cheng City, are there no other cities? It is normal for the original owner not to know, but the protagonist traveled through time, and when he learned that the city is alive, shouldn't he think of other cities? Or have questions, is this the same for other cities?
If the author wants to write a shorter world view, then the world view does not need to change. The same is true for other cities. If the author wants to write a longer one, he can write the city where the protagonist is now as something similar to a small cave sky. There is only this one city in it, which is used to raise Gu. The protagonist only goes to the real world when he is very strong. [Body Controller: Perfectly controls the body, unleashing 100% of its potential]. This ability, the body, can be used as a foreshadowing. Of course, if the author has arrangements, don't worry.
I found that the author often replaces "la" with "la". Maybe it is my personal habit and cognitive problem. "La" is generally meaningless, but "la" I always think it is meaningful and reveals an excited and happy mood (such as: He is dead! He is dead!). When the character says something, it is replaced by "la". Of course, there is no problem, but some descriptions are better done with "."
The above is purely personal opinion
The author goes his own way, let others say it
Okay, okay, a rare good work. Finally, I found gold in 💩.
First support the entire five-star [Host Controller: Perfectly control the host body to unleash 100% of its potential] I really think this ability is very strong. As far as I can think of, it controls the proliferation of flesh and blood, grows tentacles, etc., And the protagonist directly transforms into Cthulhu [smile] Or maybe those protagonists study the structure of the body. The human body has great potential, such as actively letting the body secrete, well, it seems to be something similar to adrenaline. I really don't recommend love lines or anything like that. I hope the author writes it I seem to have found a small loophole in the world view, that is Cheng City, are there no other cities? It is normal for the original owner not to know, but the protagonist traveled through time, and when he learned that the city is alive, shouldn't he think of other cities? Or have questions, is this the same for other cities? If the author wants to write a shorter world view, then the world view does not need to change. The same is true for other cities. If the author wants to write a longer one, he can write the city where the protagonist is now as something similar to a small cave sky. There is only this one city in it, which is used to raise Gu. The protagonist only goes to the real world when he is very strong. [Body Controller: Perfectly controls the body, unleashing 100% of its potential]. This ability, the body, can be used as a foreshadowing. Of course, if the author has arrangements, don't worry. I found that the author often replaces "la" with "la". Maybe it is my personal habit and cognitive problem. "La" is generally meaningless, but "la" I always think it is meaningful and reveals an excited and happy mood (such as: He is dead! He is dead!). When the character says something, it is replaced by "la". Of course, there is no problem, but some descriptions are better done with "." The above is purely personal opinion The author goes his own way, let others say it
Okay, okay, a rare good work. Finally, I found gold in 💩.