Uncanny Arts: Nobody

Tied in one breath. In fact, it was originally a book that I opened casually in my spare time, but after reading it, I became very interested. The author's writing is not bad, the plot flows well, and the character creation is both painful and exciting to write. I particularly like the character Chang Sunji. I found him cute when he first appeared. He has strength, a bright personality and is cute. I like him even more after seeing the character. The character design is so cool. The setting of the Experimental Subject/Taotie itself is very cool. The character whose memory was erased later and turned into an indifferent and ruthless character is also very good. How can it be written so cool😋, although it is very painful and painful, it is also very handsome and interesting! It's a pity that Wang Jun is a character, but for the master, it is no regret to be able to see the eldest grandson at the end... Even though he was killed by the eldest grandson himself. I can't imagine how much self-reproach my eldest grandson will feel after regaining his memory. . Your master-disciple relationship😭 Chen Zhenxian is also a character that is difficult to evaluate. To be honest, I don't like him very much. It is too unfair to impose hatred (or obsession) on the eldest grandson. Although the eldest grandson is the cause, he is also innocent. Chen Zhenxian's behavior is completely cowardly. He still quibbles with the protagonist about right and wrong. Is it possible that he is the only one who is wronged? Isn't it wrong for the eldest grandson to be betrayed by him? But I felt relieved when I saw what happened later. Before he died, he actually gave Lin his eldest grandson's hippocampus... He was also a poor person, and people are always complicated. The author writes this complexity brilliantly. I finished reading the 300 chapters in a short time, but I still didn't get enough of it. I'm really looking forward to the confrontation between the protagonist and the eldest grandson who has lost his memory in the later stage... It's very bloody but it's very exciting. Former friends become enemies and so on. The pain is always present in the battle, but there will definitely be a good ending. After all, the eldest grandson can be regarded as a member of the protagonist group. (But the knife is also delicious hehe) In short, I am looking forward to the follow-up development. I hope the author will write better stories, give me a five-star rating, and wait for updates😋

The plot design is very interesting and the details are well grasped. Keep up the good work (ง•̀_•́)ง

Nice! Nice! Nice! Looking forward to the stories of Lu Ming and the people around him I see a lot of people criticizing Xiaoqian, and I feel good about it. There are always things that need to be thought about in real settings. Just like what I always thought, are the pirates in One Piece really bad, and are the navy really good? The same is true for novels. How can there be such pure good and bad? Isn't that right? People who you think are bad may attract others in certain ways.

This book is overall very good. Lu Ming is the most miserable protagonist I have ever seen in the early stage. Unlike other works where the protagonist has too much halo, I like this kind of book very much.

The city is combined with the supernatural and supernatural. The details are very immersive, especially the creepy scenes!

The plot development is okay. The author has a great brain and rich imagination. He writes well. Keep up the hard work and keep writing.

Very good, quite interesting

I've finished reading the first volume. It's good to read and not sloppy. It's a good read. I've been watching it for a day. The routines are a bit old, but it doesn't affect the reading at all. It's worth watching.

After reading the first volume, I am full of expectations. I gave the work five stars and hope that the follow-up will maintain the same five stars.

Author update soon! ! ! ! ! ! Really pretty! ! ! It's been a while since I stayed up all night reading a novel 😢 😢 😢 Update soon! ! ! ! !