Everyone's Dead, So Can't I Just Do Whatever I Want?

Cool, these are the people of our country. We who are educated cannot kill innocent people at will. But when encountering injustice, draw your sword to help. You will not be kidnapped by morality. This is fucking cool. This is fucking cool writing. I read many invincible novels in which the protagonist seems to be invincible on the surface, but is actually kidnapped by various morals. No matter what happens, take care of it. It's not him who wins in the end. Being used as a knife.

It looks good. This is what the ideal invincible looks like. You can do whatever you want. It's not like other invincible novels where the protagonist slaps you in the face. This one has a very natural and go-with-the-flow feeling. It's very comfortable to read.

How should I put it, this book has a faint sense of death, which makes me feel comfortable after reading too much. It seems that life should be so absurd and ordinary, and it should turn around suddenly and let nature take its course. It's like I've seen too much life and I just write whatever comes to my mind. It has the innocence of a child and the helplessness of an adult. Very nice, hope it doesn't break.

It's very good. Some of the concepts in it are very appealing to me. It's a plus since it's not a story about human nannies. It's not a dark story either. Although the protagonist is involved with humans, it's very appropriate. The protagonist is portrayed in a three-dimensional and humane way. The author is of good character, and it is not something that a working-class worker cannot write. I feel that even a leftist would not complain about the central government. His three views are very correct, but it is a pity that there are no good works.

The author is a sinister person with a very thorough understanding of the workplace and officialdom, and his handling methods are very satisfying and eye-opening. The vivid images of female characters and cute pets are the best in the world, but so far, there is no male and female couple that can make a successful relationship, and singles can only be achieved by strength. Last but not least, the current Jushi is a pair of male protagonists with normal orientation.

It looks good. The protagonist is an ordinary person with a certain bottom line. He does whatever he wants and refuses moral kidnapping and mental internal friction.

It's good-looking and considered a masterpiece. It reminds me of the first time I watched "I Became a Vampire". It seems to be called that. Anyway, the bald protagonist's surname is Xiang, but it's too short. Now, come on, author!

At present, the characteristics of this novel are quite obvious (I can't say whether it is an advantage or a disadvantage). The background of the novel is a very dangerous and depressing city. The conflict between humans and ghosts seems quite big. As far as mainstream novels are concerned, the next focus is on the light in the darkness. The protagonist can be this light or a bystander. As a result, there is not even a shadow of this light in the 70 chapters. Either the author is still foreshadowing the depressed emotions, or else It's because the author didn't expect that this layer of light and darkness would be lost (probably he did. The character of the protagonist has changed obviously, just to pave the way for being attracted and infected by light). The setting is quite interesting, so I guess I will continue to watch it for a while. At least the depression part is quite successful. The characters who have more scenes at present (especially the two neodymium coppers) are relatively drunk and numb, and they can also reflect the atmosphere of the world background (such as can't help but d)

Hukan has abandoned his human identity, and mostly acts as a bystander. He is truly invincible, but he does not abuse his power or be stingy with it. What he has seen so far is similar to the Bone King but very different. They both have a good grasp of their identity. Although they do not classify themselves as aliens who "oppose humans", they no longer identify themselves as human beings. The current protagonist is chaotic and neutral. He does not take pleasure in things or sorrow in himself, and has his own set of codes of conduct in doing things. Recommendation index 9.1

Everyone is dead, so you can't just do whatever you want. Written by Qing Guixi The overall writing style is relatively relaxed, but the content is a bit cold. This kind of ease is like the kind of ridicule about life and death. After all, the protagonist is an alien, so there really can't be anything wrong with him. Those who like it will probably like it more. After all, it is considered to be free and unaccompanied, and it is more free and easy, but I don't have much sense of involvement. But it seems that the problem is here too. For readers who like kindness, the protagonist is definitely not purely kind. But for dark readers, he is not dark enough. There is no unscrupulous style and no unscrupulous thoughts. After all, the story is considered fresh, about four stars.