You Say Fight, I Say Sure. I’m a Taotie, So Don’t Run

Alien beasts/Modern city/Everyday life/Semi-invincible/Protagonist Taotie The style is a bit similar to Inhuman. In the first twenty chapters, the protagonist is still a little timid, or it may be said that he is too human, and he is given the identity of a jobless vagrant who is a loser. There is no contrast, but it looks like a fire. Later, the author seemed to have woken up and started arranging dramas for the protagonist! He pretended to be better, but the setting turned out to be buggy - I have a bunch of followers of the rich brother, but I have no money to eat and have to go out for takeout. The nine major families were prosperous, but the most important family, the Lin family, was in such a state of decline that there was only a supermarket left. In the book label, I was listed as invincible, but I was afraid that a fight between the Holy Beast and Qiongqi would almost kill me. The official attitude is also very strange. From the reader's perspective, he is the protagonist of daily funny stories (close to human beings, and has not hurt anyone in sixty chapters). It feels aggrieved to be regarded by the officials as the boss of dark stories. The joy of the dark novel is not bitter, but it is eaten a lot. If the author wants to write about daily life, he can soften the official attitude and at least let the protagonist get some benefits. But the advantage is that the last few chapters have finally become more enjoyable. One of the selling points of the alien beast novel is the inhumanity displayed by the protagonist. In the same way, the selling point of this book is that the protagonist is Taotie. The author's writing style is still somewhat lacking in terms of narrative, and many plots are not clearly described, making it seem a bit confusing. However, the research is rigorous, the scene description is excellent, and the fish characters are pleasing to the eye. Come on, update it, I hope it will be a good book that starts low and goes high.

It looks good, the first few dozen pictures may be a little bit confusing, but I think it's okay. I would like to ask if Lin Xiaoman will appear again later? I really like this character, I feel like he is a very good kid. He hasn't finished college yet.

The idea is good, but I always feel that it lacks a bit of feeling. If I talk about daily life, it is not interesting enough. If I talk about cool articles, it is not exciting enough. The main line is not very obvious. It feels like I just write whatever comes to my mind. The newly updated chapters show that the author has listened to your opinions. There are no bad points. You can read the follow-up. Another thing is that the updates are a bit lacking.

It's a very good book. There's not much to say about the plot. I was a little sad when I saw Xiao Man leaving. [I almost cried] Xiao Man is really a good kid. When I first read it, I thought Xiao Man was a supporting character who would appear for a long time no matter how bad the protagonist is. But when I saw it later... Well, how can I put it, it made me feel quite uncomfortable anyway. The author wrote Taotie's character really well. I'm used to seeing funny characters in Taotie on Tomato, and when I read this book, I was really shocked by the character. I wasn't used to it. It really created such a ferocious beast character. By the way, I wanted to ask the author if there are any supporting characters that will appear in the later period, so that I can be mentally prepared. I couldn't place it during the part where Xiao Man walked away [crying]

Overall, it's good. It's a bit overwhelming in some places. Of course, it's rounded out at the back. You can just take a look at the daily plot. The protagonist is relatively casual. The overall logic and world view are good. The writing style is not interesting. It may look a bit awkward. Of course, the author is also improving it.

The author's writing is super good. Because it is a new book, the author has stepped on some of the mistakes in writing the book, so when you read it halfway, you may think that it is a cliché. But in fact, it is not. The author's writing is very personal. I highly recommend watching it (it is only a personal opinion, and it does not mean that everyone thinks so. Just use your own ideas as your own point of view. If you have different opinions, please do not comment)

This book is really good, especially when it describes Lu Bu's battle with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai is really too strong. If it weren't for Nuo Shou's outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes feel like you are there, and the character descriptions are spot on!

It's really interesting so far, and the author really wrote it with reference to the Classic of Mountains and Seas. It feels very serious. There are very few novels with this theme. It should be quite interesting, and the rating will gradually increase. I recommend it.

It's good to watch. I love watching it. Some people say that the protagonist won't kill everyone when provoked. That's because the protagonist is sealed and his combat power is limited. Plus he's not in a bad mood (mood is more important). There's no need to kill everyone. If he's in a bad mood, he'll still kill.

It may be the first time for a new author to write a book, but if it is the first time to write a book, he will be awesome. In just one summer vacation, he has reached the 9.0 Threshold. The writing feels okay, but the plot is really good, with everything from daily life, passion, suspense, foreshadowing, etc. This is a book about potential stocks. The subject matter is fresh and not stereotyped. It uses Taotie from the Classic of Mountains and Seas as the protagonist to describe the contemporary life of the protagonist.