Monster Era: How Did I Become a Monster?

Hao Shu The plot at the beginning is very exciting. I generally like people who watch emotional dramas. In the early stage, when the heroine didn't appear, she just relied on fighting scenes to watch her slowly. And the emotions are not abrupt at all. This book is the most exciting book I have read in the second half of the year.

Damn, it's so beautiful. I thought it looked like Monster No. 8 At first, but later I found out that the world view is huge, complete, and very delicate. The characters are designed superbly and are flesh and blood. I fucking love this book. The author will update it soon (Orange is a bit like a tornado). Damn, why is it so beautiful! Everyone's portrayal is so good [crying][crying]

Personal feelings: I think the description of emotions in this novel is very good. It feels like being lightly pricked by a thorn, not painful but itchy; the sweetness between the male and female protagonists brings out the bitter tea in the memory, just like the "contrast effect". The sense of purity between childhood sweethearts makes past regrets more vivid, and even makes me wonder if I am a happy ending that I missed in some parallel universe. Novel content: The background of the novel is a post-future city. I have only read 158 chapters so far. So far, every character in the story has been created with a "soul". The relationship between the male and female protagonists is also well written and has emotional foreshadowing that is not inexplicably good. The plot arrangement is very reasonable, and there are many jokes in the text that are inserted very naturally (oh, by the way, did the 65-year-old female CEO chase the alien? Bushi) To the author (I think the author may see it but I think it is unlikely that the author will see it): In the fog of traffic carnival, the real pearls are often hidden in restrained narratives. Come on & wish the author can write 20,000 words a day The world view is quite big, but the further you go, the less you can tell what the main plot is. Some chapters feel like they were written based on what you thought of, not the main plot or the extras. The wording in the early stages is better than the later ones, and the later it gets, the more "vulgar" it feels (I got this from the wording, the plot, the words and deeds of the protagonist or supporting characters, the changes in the character design of the supporting characters, etc.) The above content is only my personal opinion and a revision of the previous views.

It is indeed a daily novel. I originally read it casually while I was in the hospital to kill time. Unexpectedly, after more than a hundred chapters, it got better and better. The more I read, the more interesting it became. The protagonist is very strong, but it is not essentially a cool novel. The main plot will be slower. It will be more like a Japanese light novel or game where the main plot is pieced together in branch plots, focusing more on the daily activities of the male protagonist and the people around him. Generally speaking, the writing style is relaxed and there are many jokes. Compared with Cyber ​​City, the monster elements are not too obvious. It is more about laying the background for the main line and the male protagonist. If you have time and can accept the daily relaxed and slow pace, without strong presuppositions and expectations, you should get a good reading experience.

It's so good, I don't understand why not more people read it The story background of this book feels like a combination of wasteland and cyberspace. I think the world view is very grand, but so far it has not been expanded too much. The main conflict is between humans and monsters, but this contradiction is not prominent, perhaps because the protagonist himself is a monster (semi-invincible setting). The plot revolves around the identity of the protagonist "delivery man". From the reader's perspective, he has never left the city. Each character has a full and rich image - especially Miss Zhang. The author vividly portrays an eccentric, smart, cynical, pretentious, "scumbag" and "sea king" but "innocent" and "dedicated" wealthy daughter. This character is so realistic! The emotional line advances very slowly, and the author is really good at whetting the reader's appetite. [Sneaky smile] [Sneaky smile] The heroine is the younger sister of the protagonist (not related by blood, legal lolita). His sister is the "Ultraman" who fights monsters, and the protagonist is the "villain" good monster. Neither party knows the identity of the other. I can't get enough of this setting [Shy][Shy] Looking forward to the moment when the identity is revealed The writing style is simple, the vocabulary is regular but concise and concise, not muddled, and it is above average. The author is very good at making jokes, and while making jokes, he doesn't break the dimensional wall, which I think is great! [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly] To put it bluntly, there is no main plot at all, it is a very daily article. After the identity was revealed in those few chapters, there was no motivation to attract me to read [Thinking]

A good book. It reads very much like cyberpunk mixed with some Pacific Rim, which is hard to explain but definitely good. Even the supporting characters have high IQs, have their own unique memory points, and will not be stereotyped. Playful but moderate, insertion is very natural. The plot arrangement is reasonable. The main plot of the early stage is clarified in the first few chapters. Through the exploration of the main plot and the career setting of the protagonist, branch plots and other characters are introduced. The logic is strict and orderly. Ps: I don't know why this book has so little traffic. It stands to reason that the number of chapters is quite large, and the writing style is not bad at all. At most, it is a bit slow to gain popularity, but it shouldn't be read by so few people? The promotion of Little Tomato is really getting more and more confusing.

In the past, the reason for the low rating was because the first dozen or so pictures were not very good, and I felt a little confused after reading them. But after the last dozen or so pictures, they were still very good. Originally, the emotional lines were still a little stained, but the author also understands us very well. The vests are also normal. There are no stains, it is not uncomfortable to watch, and it does not mess with the others. Ambiguous, except for the heroine, all the others who wrote a lot have a little nervousness. The reading spirit is very active, and the strength of the protagonist is also well written. It is not the kind of fight that says it is invincible, but it is not worth watching. That's all. As long as you pass the first few dozen pictures, you will have a strength of 9.4. Don't just stop reading just because of this.

Highly recommended! The protagonist acts cleanly and neatly, and the heroine is independent, self-reliant and has character. It should be written in detail and should be written in detail, and the emotional line is natural and sweet. It made me laugh out loud late at night. The writing is also very good. The plot is not procrastinating or superficial. The most important thing now is that the whole text is non-toxic! Tomato 7 Year Old Bookworm Guarantee In summary, if the plot does not sublimate or deepen much, this book can be rated as above average. However, the biggest advantage of this book is that it is very relaxing to read and it mainly makes me feel comfortable. I really felt relaxed physically and mentally when I read the novel after class one day. I will continue reading and will make additional comments if I have new ideas.

Author, you are simply a superman. Although the last game of Brave was weak in the later stage, it was really strong in the early and middle stages. This city is also good. The ordinary daily life is coupled with handsome and cheap fighting. It is simply a blast, okay?

So far, it seems pretty good. It's a monster-like No. 8 Story. The routines are classic but the writing is good enough.

Not bad, not bad. The male protagonist's personality suits my taste. He can run away if he can't do it. He won't be like a stupid young man who waits for the sand to bond before he can fight. He is also very cautious. The female protagonist is also good. She is not a drag on the male protagonist. She has her own ideas and her fighting ability is not low. The supporting characters are all distinct. It has its own story line, and so far, the story line is very smooth. Come on author. I'm optimistic about you

First of all, in general, this book is of good quality, with no obvious errors or omissions. The protagonist design is okay, but the supporting character design lacks some novelty. It is still qualified as a daily novel. There are no hidden plots in the emotional line, etc., And there is no (at least not in my impression) hair. Overall, it is a book worth reading. Let me talk about some points that I feel need to be paid attention to. First of all, the main line is not obvious. It is more like a bunch of branch lines than a complete main line. However, this design is suitable for daily writing, but it is difficult to guess the ending (). Secondly, this kind of design can also easily lead to a dragging rhythm. There is a feeling that there is no outline to speed up the progress in the writing, which requires more personal effort; thirdly, the design of the supporting characters is a bit cliché, and the design of "genius hacker" is already lackluster at present. The emergence of this kind of character is to some extent a reflection of the author's insufficient writing skills. In conclusion, the quality of this article is okay, and the quality is reasonable for regular updates. However, it is only a daily article. Please read it with caution if you are not interested in this type of article.

It's so embarrassing, it's really embarrassing. Generally speaking, those about love are too sweet and sweet, those about apocalypse are too serious and too depressing, some of the novels about comedy are just for fun, and those about invincibility are too high-level, low on word count, and have no connotation, which makes them uncomfortable to watch. The novel is too biased in one aspect and becomes unreadable. The author's language is humorous and easy to read. The characters are also very good. Especially the love story is really well written. It doesn't feel inexplicably good. There is emotional plot foreshadowing, and it is not like other love stories. The male and female protagonists of this book each have their own distinct character traits, and it was quite interesting to read. I finished reading it in two days, and the author is so cool! Update soon!

It's very interesting. I've read Chapter 401. There are no flaws in the whole text. The only complaint is that Lao Meng is not worthy of Sixteen. People like Lao Meng who have a small head and a big head and are passionate and unfocused should not join forces with Sixteen.

The description of the details of the battle is great, and the images in my mind are very vivid. Many of the protagonist's cool battles left a deep impression on me. The group portraits are also very good. Each of the supporting characters is not an NPC. It seems that there really is a Jiangtai City, where Ms. Zhang, Lao Meng, Shiliu, and Heren are all flesh and blood people living here. They have various intersections with the protagonist's life. While the main line is steadily advancing, the author's unit drama skills are also very good. Every short story and segment is either entertaining or thought-provoking. The use of various current Internet memes is also just right, not blunt or embarrassing. When reading it, people who often surf will unconsciously raise the corners of their mouths and smile knowingly. It's really a good piece of work. The inspiration was originally taken from Monster No. 8, But the author incorporated his own style into it as he wrote, breaking away from the limitations of the original framework and having more possibilities. It is not cliché, and it also makes people look forward to the direction of the subsequent plot.

This is the first time I write a long review. The author's book has a very strong protagonist. It is invincible but has brains. It has a single female protagonist but not a virgin. The plot composition is very interesting. There are foreshadowings and revelations. The world view is novel and grand. The protagonist unexpectedly merged into the strongest monster zero in the monster era. Sparks and lightning are used to solve various crises along the way. It has a machine (the three views are very upright), the setting is reasonable and not brainless (it is logical, and the imagination is rich), and it focuses on exciting combat (the description is excellent, the scene is very strong, and it is shocking and passionate) and the daily plot (delicate and real, sweet and not knife-edge). Personally, I think Jin Fan is the first, and Jin Fan can compete.

The theme is clear, the rhythm is tight, and the subject matter is relatively new. After reading the first 100 chapters, it mainly talks about the protagonist who accidentally becomes a person who can control himself to become a monster due to a mission. He searched for the previous mission client to find out why he could control the monster transformation, and then had some friction with the company's own old boss. I've only seen 100 chapters so far. The protagonist's monster transformation is humanoid (just think of him as Masked Superman), and I don't know if he will become the same size as a monster later. But I only read the beginning, which can be given 5 stars.

I finished reading it in one go. From all aspects, this is a very good book. It is non-toxic throughout. There is sugar sprinkled and no knife. It's just that Orange's attitude towards Chen Chen in front of the Mobile Team is contrary to my philosophy. Also, Orange joins the Mobile Team and signs a contract of betrayal. Same, every time I go through the plot of Mobile Team, I feel uncomfortable, especially knowing that there is a secret experiment. The whole story has no swords and only sugar, but it seems very depressing... The plot unfolds so familiarly, Gao Yang, do you have any clues (No knife, don't chase me in the city of strange beasts)

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh (war cry starts), my family, who knows (then Q to close the distance), this is simply a piece of blueberry black cake (meaning love is sweet, fighting is as powerful as alien Germany, the world view is perfect like a well-structured cake)

Don't worry if the score of the new book is low. The author's writing style is very solid and beats most novice novels. The world view is rich and the settings are diverse. 9.5 Or above, the writing is so sophisticated, the male and female protagonists are very easy to interact with, there is no subliminal plot, the male protagonist is both smart and brave, he can transform into a monster and kill it!

The emotional descriptions are very natural and delicate, and many details can make people smile. It is better than many romance novels. The supporting characters are also very fleshed out, and there is no declaration of victory, which shows the author's skill.

After reading it for a long time, although I haven't seen the latest chapter yet, I feel a unique sense of the future that is not found in other novels. It can't be said to be overwhelming. After all, this is not a movie. For the character creation, I can give it 95 points out of 100. Although the plot is cliché. , But the handling of details is still very good, and I can give it 93 points out of 100. I have read so many mentally retarded novels, and I am really lucky to see this kind of logic. The only drawback is that it was not finished when I added it to the bookshelf. In my eyes, this novel can score 9.5 Points [Like]

The writing is very good, the plot is very interesting, and the technological level is very high. However, the existence of the monsters is a bit low. The male protagonist will lose his vest around chapter 180. I hope the author will continue to work hard!

There is no evil point in the whole story, and there are no particularly annoying characters. It is not constipating to watch the whole process. If you are a newbie, just watch it and won't say anything at all. To be honest, it looks better than those 9.5-9.9 Books. Hey, don't criticize me. I didn't say which one it was [staring]

It looks good, I love watching it. At first I thought it was like Monster No. 8, But then it became more cyberpunk.

First of all, this book is really good to read. Secondly, for those who say that this book is like Monster No. 8, I hold a negative view. Although the protagonists of both sides can become monsters, they are only similar in terms of character settings. In other aspects, there is basically no significant difference between the two. Both the plot and the protagonist's personality are different. In my opinion, this book is more of a light novel, while Monster No. 8 Is more of an inspirational and passionate book.

Tomato grass jelly, super pretty! They are all invincible style, but they are mainly based on daily life. The male protagonist is not a virgin but is chivalrous and has his own behavioral logic. The female protagonist is super cute and super strong. The interaction between the male and female protagonists is very loving and makes people laugh all the time. The most important thing is that the author has a strong ability to express the world view, which can make people deeply understand the humanities and customs of this world that are very different from modern times but are inextricably linked to modern times. The sense of substitution is very strong! The only problem is that there doesn't seem to be any main plot that needs to be advanced. The stories are all in the form of unit dramas. It's not tiring to follow and it's interesting, but I don't know how to end it. I feel like this story could go on forever.

It's a good book but it doesn't match the introduction. If you want to see Ultraman fighting little monsters, you can go straight away. This is an alternative daily dog ​​food article. The main line is to find the source of the protagonist's monster abilities as a motivation. A large part of it is mixed with daily dog ​​food. The writing style is humorous and humorous, and many of the characters have distinct personalities. If I had to compare it, I think it resembles the style of a martial arts master.

This is the second book I have read by this author. It has a single female protagonist for sure. The previous book had a second female protagonist who shared memories with the male protagonist and was treated like a brother and a daughter, so there is no need to worry about starting a harem. When reading this novel, you will find that you are immersed in the scene. The author describes some actions, environments, and characters in such detail that you can basically imagine it (if you can't imagine it, you probably haven't downloaded the resource pack). Look how long I have been reading it. It has more than 1,500 chapters now. The number of readers is still only about 50,000. But this book is the only one that I like. I didn't throw it into the trash. Maybe I can't think of the next plot, which is relatively novel.

It's really interesting, and it's fun to interact with the heroine. I can even imagine the part about the electronic monster [laughs] This is the book I've read on Tomato the most in the past two years. The duration of offline viewing may not be displayed