Just Your Average Passerby

It's good to watch, but after watching it halfway through, I realized why people were so lacking in passion to rate it. The heroine is a somewhat sluggish and dull man-machine complainer who works as a manager in an apartment building. The various magical tenants in the apartment do some strange things frankly (for example, the tenant who fell into a puddle will complain that the child is noisy when shooting a ball in the stairwell, and the "ball" the child shoots is a lump of meat) while trying to hide it (for example, the child will say that the ball looks dirty because it is stained with red paint). The author's language is fluent and plain, often with a little bit of humor, and sometimes mixed with a bit of heart-wrenching plot. Overall, it's super nice and highly recommended.

After reading the beginning, Tomato is unique and unconventional. The protagonist is calm on the outside and quietly crazy on the inside amid a bunch of weird events. This mental state really touched me hahaha. I don't know why there are so few people watching it. I'll give it a try if it looks good and I'll buy Amway!

It's quite interesting, but at first I didn't really understand why it was necessary to have an adopted son. Why can't we keep the animal form and have human intelligence like other animal descriptions? There should be animals in human form where Wen Zhi studied. Fortunately, the retardation described by the adopted son later was barely understandable, but it was a bit too retarded. Is this adopted son written to control the ratio of men to women around the heroine? I don't like the idea of ​​an intelligent man appearing next to a non-CP person, or an adult man. There is a situation where he will suddenly become the male protagonist inexplicably. The book really appealed to me, and the author's follow-up description of the adopted son was very animalistic. Well, I actually think that adopted son can increase the humanity of the heroine, but I still don't like it, because it is described from the beginning that the heroine doesn't like to get along with others, and the author always pretends to be big, and wants many people to know that the heroine is very powerful, or that the higher-ups know that the heroine is particularly powerful. I feel that at the current progress of more than 800 chapters, it is difficult to tell that the heroine is particularly powerful, and it is not exciting enough. City Every time I see dead people in the Bureau, I feel so numb. It's not like the bad guys are just running around to protect ordinary people and many more will die. It's not moral kidnapping or anything like that, but it still respects the author's narrative. Forget it, the female protagonist hasn't shown much of her strength so far. Although he has saved the world several times and saved many people. The thought of a heroine living until the world is destroyed is quite funny. It's really impressive that the author can write about the heroine's state of being alive and slightly dead for so long. Anyway, I can continue to read it, please come on, author.

I have some doubts. Chapter 87 clearly states Wen Zhi's extraordinary (or supernatural) nature. Then why did it seem that the setting of "he is an ordinary person who can see the extraordinary world but cannot let other beings know that he can see it" has been emphasized before, but after the landlord made it clear, the conversation with the landlord and the conversation with the nightmare in Chapter 96 ignored this setting just like releasing the seal? Even though I was saying before that I couldn't talk to my father because of this, and I could only choose to hint at the weird butcher on the subway instead of saying it explicitly, and at the same time I told my adopted son that I was not allowed to change people at home, I just wanted to complain. Isn't it a supernatural phenomenon for an adopted son to change between a human and a fox? I quite like the overall setting and plot of this book, but the above issues confuse me.

It's very interesting. It feels like a funny fantasy daily novel in the style of "Inhumans". I'm not saying it's like "Inhumans". The plot is not similar to "Inhumans" at all. It's just a similar style. For example, Iron Man and Spider-Man are both superhero-style movies.

Staying ordinary in a weird world is also a kind of supernatural. Just pass through every weird world like this, Ms. Bunzhi, a passerby. It's a good-looking, everyday story written with eloquence. The protagonist's slight sense of humor is revealed in the conversation and laughter, and the comments that appear in appropriate and inappropriate spaces make passers-by feel good and feel safe. It's especially good that there are no safety risks for passers-by, and it's even better that you don't have to worry about reading the article. I like this article very much. It is so interesting that no matter when I have time to read it, I will not be easily affected by the previous plot. Five stars—five stars—

It's really good to read. I like the setting of the female protagonist. The plot of the novel is more everyday but very attractive.

Lovely story. The beginning is a bit sad and a bit scary. After reading 3 chapters, I got used to the author's style and fell in love with it. I also want to have a job as a heroine, living a simple and boring life in a magical, weird, weird... Biosphere.

@ Retire Damn, why is it that this good book (written fluently and thoughtfully, interesting and informative) has more than 600 chapters, and there is not even a "number of people reading it". Is it because it is "too few" to display, or is it because it is not exclusive to Western Persimmon? P. S. Great cheers.

I generally don't follow the latest articles on Tomato because there are too many updates, but this book is really interesting! It can be regarded as a radio article. When you read the brain wave, you will feel that this book is different from ordinary fun. I think it is a very ordinary ordinary person, the administrator lady, and a group of inhuman daily life, extraordinary complaints and various cold jokes. If you can get it, it will be very funny. But I don't like this type, it might seem too bland and nonsensical. Anyway, I personally like it very much! Big cheers for the author!