The raw flesh is not me, my soul resides in it, I ask myself why I am, only the spiritual fire is swaying. What can be called its name? Call it alive? That it is there? I am for me, no one else... I live my life again, only for myself.
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Reader comments
It's a bit slow, but the plot is not procrastinating and the jokes are moderate. If you read it carefully, many of the author's foreshadowings are still good. I look forward to seeing sweet but not monotonous emotional dramas in the future [already planted]
To be honest, the transformation of the protagonist from purely human to human-like and inhuman is really nerve-wracking. Compared with many openings that boast about killing indiscriminately, it is simply not too true. In the eyes of many people, this may be a big criticism. However, if one day you can control the life and death of others at will, or if the power falls into your own hands, who can do it with a knife and ruthlessly kill them?
This book feels pretty good. It's average at first glance, but it gets better and better as you read later. The author's writing style is also very good, the logic is strict, and there are basically no poisonous points. It's worth watching [please ask for more updates]
It's a bit slow, but the plot is not procrastinating and the jokes are moderate. If you read it carefully, many of the author's foreshadowings are still good. I look forward to seeing sweet but not monotonous emotional dramas in the future [already planted] To be honest, the transformation of the protagonist from purely human to human-like and inhuman is really nerve-wracking. Compared with many openings that boast about killing indiscriminately, it is simply not too true. In the eyes of many people, this may be a big criticism. However, if one day you can control the life and death of others at will, or if the power falls into your own hands, who can do it with a knife and ruthlessly kill them?
This book feels pretty good. It's average at first glance, but it gets better and better as you read later. The author's writing style is also very good, the logic is strict, and there are basically no poisonous points. It's worth watching [please ask for more updates]