(Mutation evolution + group portrait text + early slow heat + upgrade + blackening)
There is a kind of creature in the safe zone that looks the same as humans but feeds on human flesh. They are called "alien".
Lu Jin's parents were brutally killed by aliens while fleeing. He was rescued by a fighter and determined to become a fighter to avenge his parents.
After going through a lot of hardships to enter the academy, the graduation exam requires him to kill his mutated friend with his own hands.
He successfully became a combatant and faced an invincible enemy due to intelligence errors. He sacrificed his life for his life, but when he was about to die, he turned into a stranger.
Turning into the creature he hates most, he can neither be a human nor a monster. He wanders between the two camps, sees through the evil of human nature, and discovers that not all aliens are man-eating demons.
"After they forced me to eat that piece of meat, I knew that Lu Jin, who wanted people to coexist with aliens, was dead."
"I have completely become an alien..."
"But I..."
"Haven't you always been an alien?"
[Non-traditional refreshing novel, focusing on delicate growth/realistic struggle/portrayal of group portraits/slow start in the early stage, Baozi who pursued a fast pace was disappointed, but I am also very grateful for clicking on this novel]
Reader comments
The subject matter is very good, but let me talk about the problem: I read the novel based on your introduction. I mainly want to see the development of the protagonist after his mutation, which is also the core of your introduction. I didn't read the first 10 or so chapters carefully because they were all the protagonist's diary. I thought I would see the protagonist's mutant form later on, but it's almost 50 chapters and the protagonist hasn't changed on the battlefield yet? I didn't read it carefully before, some just read the title. Because it is the core of your introduction: Aliens, I wanted to read it, but I still haven't seen it at chapter 50. I think most people who read this book have read the introduction and want to see the development of the protagonist's mutant class. Rather than the past.
I've read a lot of fast-paced books, and it's a good book to come across.
The protagonist is not Long Aoti, he is just an ordinary person who slowly becomes stronger. Although it is not popular in online articles, but I have seen too many awesome ones at the beginning, but this is a bit special.
It's okay if it warms up slowly in the early stage. It's stimulating when it should be exciting, and it's also stimulating when it should be slowed down. The main thing is that the writing is good and people can read it.
As a new author, there are some things that are worth reading. The author seems to like to lay out some foreshadowings. At least the characters who have appeared so far seem to be quite distinct.
And they all have their own stories. The part where Xue Ying was sold to a human trafficker by her father and then rescued by the monster godfather was quite heartbreaking to me.
Because she was clean, I thought it was because the godfather liked her qualities or something, but later I found out that it was because she had a clean background that she could be developed into an undercover agent.
I've read the latest chapter of Zhou Tai's Parasitism. There were laughter and tears in the beginning. It mainly writes about the deep emotions between the protagonist and the supporting characters. I had a premonition that I was going to take the knife. Overall, this book was to my taste.
Kaneki Ken: The person who is wrong is not me, but the world. [Sinister smile]
The world view is very novel, it is a unique post-apocalyptic novel. The alien appearance is no different from human beings but the setting of cannibalism has something special. Five stars encourage it.
The settings are rich and complete, and there are also substitutions. Especially the fourth chapter, the escape in the subway station, is very graphic. Come on, come on, urge for updates
It's very beautiful. The writing is very good. It doesn't have the stench of male porn. It's really beautiful. I just want to know if the main character is the one who turned black.
The subject matter is very good, but let me talk about the problem: I read the novel based on your introduction. I mainly want to see the development of the protagonist after his mutation, which is also the core of your introduction. I didn't read the first 10 or so chapters carefully because they were all the protagonist's diary. I thought I would see the protagonist's mutant form later on, but it's almost 50 chapters and the protagonist hasn't changed on the battlefield yet? I didn't read it carefully before, some just read the title. Because it is the core of your introduction: Aliens, I wanted to read it, but I still haven't seen it at chapter 50. I think most people who read this book have read the introduction and want to see the development of the protagonist's mutant class. Rather than the past.
I've read a lot of fast-paced books, and it's a good book to come across. The protagonist is not Long Aoti, he is just an ordinary person who slowly becomes stronger. Although it is not popular in online articles, but I have seen too many awesome ones at the beginning, but this is a bit special. It's okay if it warms up slowly in the early stage. It's stimulating when it should be exciting, and it's also stimulating when it should be slowed down. The main thing is that the writing is good and people can read it. As a new author, there are some things that are worth reading. The author seems to like to lay out some foreshadowings. At least the characters who have appeared so far seem to be quite distinct. And they all have their own stories. The part where Xue Ying was sold to a human trafficker by her father and then rescued by the monster godfather was quite heartbreaking to me. Because she was clean, I thought it was because the godfather liked her qualities or something, but later I found out that it was because she had a clean background that she could be developed into an undercover agent. I've read the latest chapter of Zhou Tai's Parasitism. There were laughter and tears in the beginning. It mainly writes about the deep emotions between the protagonist and the supporting characters. I had a premonition that I was going to take the knife. Overall, this book was to my taste.
Kaneki Ken: The person who is wrong is not me, but the world. [Sinister smile]
The world view is very novel, it is a unique post-apocalyptic novel. The alien appearance is no different from human beings but the setting of cannibalism has something special. Five stars encourage it. The settings are rich and complete, and there are also substitutions. Especially the fourth chapter, the escape in the subway station, is very graphic. Come on, come on, urge for updates
It's very beautiful. The writing is very good. It doesn't have the stench of male porn. It's really beautiful. I just want to know if the main character is the one who turned black.