Parasites Run Amok Everywhere, but I'm Busy Delivering Babies

It's a very good book. The setting is bright. The protagonist's abilities are all related to each other. It can be seen that the author has designed it carefully. It starts with a cheerful atmosphere. As the plot progresses, the overall atmosphere begins to become depressing. The overall rhythm later is too fast (I feel fast when listening to the book and can be interspersed with daily life). The protagonist should be a growth-oriented protagonist (but I feel that the protagonist's growth rate cannot keep up with the development of the plot. , The protagonist did not grow much until the death of Uncle Zhao and Aunt Zhang), the other characters were well created, and there were a lot of foreshadowings buried in the plot. I don't know if the author can recycle these foreshadowings in the end. The author's writing skills are not bad, and he can express the corresponding scenes in concise language. In the end, I feel that this book should be finished. The author is starting to catch up on the plot. I hope the author can continue to persevere.

The setting is indeed good, but the author's imagination can be improved a bit. It is completely possible to use almost impossible composition methods to complete some high-explosive things, such as compressing air, injecting coagulants into other people's blood, or directly using nerves to create lightning balls in the enemy's body.

It's pretty good. I finished reading the latest chapter on Labor Day. This world feels like it's coming to an end, but the author has introduced a new background and worldview. I don't know if I can write more.

Why are my aunt and uncle gone? ! ! [Cry]