My name is Qin Shi, the only evolved human. I'm currently delivering takeout. My other identities include courier, waiter, rich heir, CEO, gangster, driver, criminal, teacher, rookie office worker, extra... My true identity is the head of the Abnormality Cleanup Bureau.
Monstrous bugs tower over skyscrapers, red ghosts set heaven and earth ablaze, three-headed serpent-birds claim the skies, and giant snakes stretching ten thousand meters bring tsunamis to the coast.
Countless abnormal creatures have taken over Blue Star, and humanity is out of ammunition and supplies.
Blue Star has entered an age of mass flight. In this desperate situation, someone sees a man walking toward a horde of abnormal creatures with a blade in hand: "Cleanup Bureau No. 001, humanity's Qin Shi."
As he speaks, bones turn white and sinister, flames pave the way, the great sun hangs in the sky, and flying swords ring out... His words shake the countless colossal creatures in the heavens until they teeter, and terrify the beasts into scattering in every direction.
Abnormal creatures, the country begged me to take charge of the cleanup bureau. Expired soda drink. This is a cool novel about urban martial arts and the alien invasion genre. There is nothing strange and novel, and there is no universal evolution. So far, it is a pure process of finding monsters, destroying them, and absorbing evolution. The process of confusing various monsters is written in detail, and it is indeed a bit refreshing to fight. But it also seemed like playing house, without any sense of urgency. Well, it may be the initial stage of the new book. Only the protagonist has abilities, and the others have no development. I didn't see any anxiety at all. Three and a half to four stars, round up the new book Seedlings.
Shen Nong is here to directly state the conclusion. This book is very well written, but it also has what I consider to be its poisonous points. Very good: in-depth details, flesh and blood, tense and exciting, and a strong sense of immersion. Poisonous points: control of character details, irrelevant to the plot and dialogue, specifically the dialogue between Lin Shishi and Zhang. Repetition, repetition, stupidity, and brainless operation are very annoying. If you can't stand it, you can skip it quickly, and the rest of the writing is okay. Finally, there is After fighting monsters and upgrading, the protagonist is in a semi-invincible state. It is recommended to use more cheats. After all, there is only one human being and it needs to be interrupted.
When you read Chapter 5, you think it's five stars. If you review it later, you might get two stars. 3.5 Stars, now is the time to clean up, there is no need to write extra plots
It's really good-looking, but why does it seem like the protagonist is always in contact with women?
It looks good in the later stage, but its combat power is low in the early stage. It has already picked up in the mid stage. I recommend watching it.
Look for a little less unusual supporting characters. It feels too tedious to find 3 in total out of 50 pictures.
Personally I think it's well written
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It's okay, but I suggest you don't watch it if you're between 14 and 20, and start watching it from 21.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking