My Good-for-Nothing Contract Beast Is Actually the Icy Class Monitor

The protagonist has the strength to overwhelm a district. He keeps pretending to be lucky to stay alive. He refuses to take action when being targeted by others. He refuses to join the guild and is even resented by the other party, who refuses to let the protagonist practice.

The misunderstanding in the classics that can be resolved in a few sentences has to be postponed to dozens of chapters. This novel is even more outrageous. It directly sets the rules. The male protagonist and the female protagonist cannot say their identities in the paradise. They cannot tell ordinary people about the existence of the paradise. Even the players cannot talk about it and die. It is only the second time to enter the paradise after more than fifty chapters. The countdown of more than three hundred days should be the paradise merged with reality? Only a few days have passed since more than fifty chapters. It will be at least six hundred chapters before the male and female protagonists of the merged reality know their respective identities. Whenever there is something, I just hide it. I'm really stupid. I like foreshadowing so much. What kind of tomato? Isn't it good to go to the starting point? What are you doing to harm Tomato readers? Don't you know what types of novels Tomato focuses on? As long as you enter the park, fighting is not allowed. There is not even a life and death arena. People with high combat power deserve to be insulted and disgusted by those with low combat power? At least there needs to be a duel arena to scare players with low combat power, right?

Is this a single female protagonist? If yes, say it earlier and retreat earlier.

Skills learned at lower levels cannot be used at higher levels. Very strange setting.

After reading it, I felt it was okay. There were no fatal points. Some of the plots were a bit abrupt. The writing was okay. The story of Invincible unfolded normally. The heroine (probably) dressed as a useless bird was interesting. It needed contrast, but the protagonist didn't feel attractive enough. The description of the bird was too one-sided. In theory, it should have been given four stars, but when I read it, the book was still new. One more star to encourage new books.

Thousands of attributes are cowardly in a map with a level of only 11 or below, the protagonist Ha Niao

Um, let's just say that, I just like to describe women other than the heroine as good-looking, either with beautiful legs or plump ones. I don't know what the use of this is, does it make the protagonist appear to be very dedicated? When the heroine is a bird, it seems very artificial to be expressionless and unmoved towards a beautiful woman, and when there is a huge gap between a man and the woman, he will not have love, but will turn into appreciation and respect. I really hate this kind of writing about other women who are very beautiful, but they don't accept it. Under the banner of "exclusive love", they don't fight for hegemony or harem. You are so stupid. This doesn't understand what path the protagonist wants to take...

Shennong is Dead, the subject matter is okay, but the plot is a bit outrageous later on. It can be said that after being ridden on someone's face and shitting three times, he could have crushed the other person to death, and he didn't care. 🤦

The setting of not being able to reveal your identity is very silly. I read a few chapters and it seemed like your name was hidden in the paradise, but your appearance was not hidden. That would also be revealing real-life information. Hiding it is the same as not hiding it. 😅 If I am wrong and the faces and names are hidden, then if in reality there is a couple or relatives and friends, and different guilds are added to the paradise here and become hostile, and they are going to fight each other without knowing it, then aren't you disgusting? 🤮 This alone is very stupid, and the setting that people like the heroine can turn into contracted beasts makes it even more stupid. 🤮 What if your wife becomes someone else's contracted beast, and that person has a conflict with you and wants to kill you? Do you want your wife to do it? If you do, you will die. If you don't, she will die with her contractor. Then if you ask her to contract with you, then how do you know that the person you are contracting with is your wife? And cannot reveal actual information. 🤮 Isn't it because I want the male protagonist to not know the real identity of the female protagonist? What kind of setting is not good? If I have to think of such a disgusting setting, I will judge it as a pure idiot. 🤮

It's okay, a little ink stained, I can't feel the main line in the front, and the information is not exposed enough. There is also a huge contrast between the huge numerical value and the protagonist's performance, which makes readers feel frustrated while reading it. I clicked in because the introduction was a cool article. As a result, it can be said that his cool points are all provided by the large number of free points gained each time he upgrades. Other moments are either very dull or very frustrating. However, I still finished reading it. It's a pretty good start without a classic like My Ex-Girlfriend. This is the author's first book, and at least it can be seen that he wrote it himself, unlike other classics. Appropriately adding some jokes to the book can also make reading more interesting.