Containment of the Strange: Eight Demons Live Inside Me

(Contains spoilers, please read as appropriate. It is only a personal evaluation. If there is any difference, you shall prevail. I may have overlooked some details and foreshadowing in the article. I hope everyone can correct me.) How to put it? Let me give you some understanding of the plot of Chapter 1: The protagonist comes from a distant world at the beginning, and as soon as he comes he says that others are going to die and tells them to stop pretending. The word "pretend to be bi" appears more often in Internet slang, so the question is, who taught him, or how did he know the meaning of the word "pretend to be bi"? Moreover, the protagonist came to this world with a coffin (why is there a coffin in the abyss...), These are the areas where I feel there are some problems with the protagonist's setting. The following paragraph is the original text: Yan Luo asked: "Human... World? Is it wonderful?" The protagonist's doubts can be seen from "Human... World?", Which proves that the protagonist's original place of existence was not the "human world", but the abyss (or other worlds), where he learned the language and cognition of the normal human world. The following three paragraphs are from the original text: Yan Luo comes from the abyss, from that weird world called the abyss. ' He has been in the abyss for as long as he can remember. The world was colorless, gray, and full of weird things that wanted to eat him. He is alone, and the only way to survive is to kill, kill, kill! This shows that although the protagonist has lost all his emotions and desires in the abyss, in the abyss, the protagonist can kill all the monsters who want to eat him (because the protagonist originally wants to destroy all the monsters who want to harm him). Logically speaking, the protagonist is a "pure human being" and should normally be unable to defeat the protagonist, but in the end, the protagonist killed all the weirdos who wanted to eat him. From this point of view, the protagonist is considered a powerful being in the abyss, but later the protagonist needs to use the power of demons to fight a ghost baby (originally, the protagonist can kill the monsters in the abyss when his emotions are sealed, but that does not mean that the protagonist needs to get the demonic power when he comes to this world. After all, normally, the monsters in the abyss must be stronger than the monsters that escape from the abyss, or even if they are not comparable, the number of monsters in the abyss is definitely greater than the monsters that escape from the abyss) I think that when the protagonist closes his emotions in the abyss, he should not be as strong as when he slowly regains his humanity and has some emotions, but in the original text, it seems that he is not much stronger when facing weirdness, especially high-level weirdness? (I may have overlooked some details. I am only providing my own opinions. There may be many things I have missed. Please give me your advice.)

When you have to bear the losses caused by fighting monsters, I think few people are willing to kill monsters.

The story is quite good and I'm very interested in this ability, but the protagonist's personality is too closed-minded. I thought it would be the emotionless approach of the protagonist who once had a demon town, but the result was not very good. I couldn't stand the transformation from the male protagonist to a girl. It's not that I can't change, but after the transformation, this thought really reduced my points.

The protagonist is pretty good and invincible, but a little too depressing.

You can only see it from the front, but from the back it becomes the Dragon King Returns and the City God of War. There are big shots in the city and the old ones beating the little ones.

The novel is a very good novel, but it is very depressing. If you like this type of novel, this book will be great.

Not bad!

Don't be so depressed, okay? It's already like this, but reading a novel is so depressing that it's hard to live.

If you have your own system, it doesn't have any poisonous points. I recommend you check it out.

With all due respect, why is there no rating for such a beautiful book? I think based on my experience, this can be called a good book. Why are there so few people??