You're Supposed to Fight Monsters, So Why Are You Fighting Me!

This book is really good to read, especially when it describes how Lu Bu fights Sun Wukong for hundreds of rounds for Diao Chan, but Xue Baochai is really too strong. If it weren't for Nuoshou's outer ring hanger + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would kill him. Apart from that, I prefer Zhuge Liang's Huaguo A sentence said by 108 Monkeys in the Mountain: "Young man, don't show off your pride in front of your Brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkey knocking him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, many foreshadowings, the fighting scenes are immersive, and the character description is very good! Personally, I think snail noodles should be mixed with diesel. After all, the hygroscopicity of socks directly affects the braking sensitivity of the bicycle, do you understand? When cooking noodles, massive energy ripples will erupt, also known as Bluetooth, which not only interrupts the headphone connection, but also slightly shifts the outline of Mount Everest. Even clothes drying racks and microwave ovens will create unsolvable particle fetters. Furthermore, according to the principle of relativity, it can be easily concluded that the domesticated Doraemon can control the running English letters, do you understand? No matter whether Calabash Baby's gourd has expired or whether the meteor's speed exceeds the natural constant, they can't stop Milk Tea and Latiao from joining forces in the depths of the universe to create an era! But I updated it after half a year. Chapter 150 evolved a lot seven times. The conditions are so harsh. I really can't have a bunch of real seven times. The fake seven times must be everywhere [what]

The plot is very compact, and the subject matter is also interesting. If "The Lost City of Strange Beasts" is from the perspective of the "human" in Man and Beast, then this book is unfolded from the perspective of the "beast". The male protagonist grows up very quickly, but he also follows the rhythm of the plot. It is not a purely mindless novel. There are many fighting plots, and the content with the female protagonist is interspersed during the period, so the reading will not be so monotonous. In addition to the male and female protagonists, the supporting characters are also well portrayed and very impressive. The author's writing style is not rough, but it is not particularly mature either. There are some flaws, but they do not hinder the viewing experience. In the mixed pile of books called Tomato, this book can be regarded as a "gold" book.

Okay, okay, this genre is the best I've seen so far. In The Lost City of Beasts, it's a little more hopeless, because maybe the people around you are fake, monsters, and the feelings are fake, but in this one, it's the kind of person who might be a monster, but the feelings are real.

Beautiful and full of plot!!!!!!! Highly recommended!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍

The character design of the protagonist is pretty good. I need to develop the other characters more. The upper limit for group portraits is relatively high. I originally thought it was military rations, but it turned out to be chocolate-flavored stone. 1. The protagonist's activities revolve around the heroine. He used to have a little private life, but was cut off by the heroine. Now he has to let the heroine know everything he does; 2. There is no principle in doing things, and the moral bottom line of doing things fluctuates according to the mood of the heroine, which is very flexible; 3. Seeing now, I don't know what I will do in the future. It is hard to imagine such a huge world view, and the purpose of the protagonist is few and small; 4. Seeing now, what makes me most curious is that if I meet an awakened person who serves the country and the people and is kind to the protagonist, but the heroine wants to kill him, what will the protagonist do? Because almost all the awakened people who have appeared now are bad people, it feels like the author is evading this question and giving an answer. Although the introduction is about the monster camp, I want to see where the moral bottom line of the protagonist is? I feel that what he insists on is ridiculous, that is, he does not take the initiative to eat people, but he obviously has a way to resist, but he cowardly accepts human blood food. It seems helpless, but in fact he enjoys it 🤦 The more he eats, the more shit he gets.

I think it's really good. I saw some people's book reviews complaining about the protagonist not eating people. But isn't that normal? Moreover, the protagonist eats food later on. The pace of this book may be a little slow, but the character creation and environment description are very good. There is nothing toxic about the storyline. It looks very comfortable, and the character of the protagonist is also good. There is no deliberate pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger, and no brainless pretense. What I like most is that the girlfriend is really in line with my taste 🥰, crazy and sassy, ​​and really sweet with the protagonist. All in all, nine points are really worthy of it.

Summary: Personally, it seems that the female protagonist in the early stage is the leader or master of the male protagonist. In the early stage, the male protagonist is relatively weak and the female protagonist is very strong (the wife is strict). After all, the male protagonist does not understand anything. In this kind of environment, it is reasonable to have a leader. If you are a male chauvinist, I suggest you just leave it alone. I think the good part of this book is the characterization and emotional description of the characters. The male and female protagonists of the protagonist group have online IQs. The villain's sense of oppression is online and his brains are no worse than those of the protagonists. The various supporting characters are very vividly portrayed (you can think of who they are when you mention their actions). The plot is compact and the emotional description is subtle. It's really a breath of fresh air on this brainless and cool platform. I hope the author can maintain his own style. (Comment from a 10-year bookworm who started reading online articles at the age of 14)

This book is really good, especially the story about Lu Bu fighting for Diao Chan and Sun Wukong. Hundreds of people gathered together in the battle, but Xue Baochai was indeed too strong. If Nuoshou hadn't used an outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six-fold strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes are so immersive, and the character descriptions are spot on!

A very strong new book, you will definitely not be fooled if you read it now! I feel that the protagonist's 001 divine order is really strange. If you look at it as a demon, the protagonist should be perfect, because the protagonist does not have the "obsession" of the demon, that is, he will not have evil thoughts. This is indeed worthy of the name of undercover. After all, it seems that the demon kills all because of his own perverted obsession. What is going on with this undercover agent? Does it mean that a human undercover became a demon species, or is it an alien member of the demon species who was sentenced to a demon species and joined the human race? After all, the protagonist can kill the demon species to become stronger, and the interests are more in line with that of an undercover agent.

I have read 40 chapters so far. I think it is quite good and quite novel. Recently I like to read serial monsters, Strange Beasts and Ghost House 🤗