Why Is It a Cockroach?

Huaying Yining's "Why is it a Cockroach" takes readers into an imaginative time-travel world. The protagonist Chen Dongyu's originally peaceful life was shattered by a sealed monster. He traveled to a parallel space and lived as another self. The most eye-catching thing about this book is the author's bold imagination of a different world. The metal-covered sky of huge light bulbs, the monsters hidden under the neon lights, and the humanoid figure nailed to the skeletal throne. These elements create a world full of mystery and horror, perfectly blending science fiction and horror elements. Kafka wrote about a man who turned into a beetle. Is the cockroach in this book a human or a god? Readers please read below.

According to the assignment, I should write a 100-word book review. But I really don't know how to comment on what I've written. Instead of talking about the pros and cons here, it's better to just finish the volume and then summarize it at the end of the volume. This is more practical and can also better identify some shortcomings in the writing, such as plot arrangements, perspective switching issues, etc… It's only one hundred words, so that's it.

We give you five-star praise [blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

The subject matter is novel, the content is original, and the writing style needs to be improved. In short, the works of this type of subject matter are indeed attractive, but the depth needs to be carefully pondered. I look forward to the author's new works.

Hold on, it looks so good, just bear with it for a while

Not bad, not bad, I added a bookshelf