Don't Feed the Oddities

I originally wanted to give it a low score to suppress the score, but found that the score was insufficient, so I still gave it a full score. It's a really nice novel. I felt very comfortable reading it. The plot is not cliche and rigid at all, it's very unique! ! ! Every twist is unexpected, but very real. This is the author's real work, not created for pleasure and money, but purely out of emotion. The foreshadowing is just right and the description is quite smooth! The fighting is also very exciting, and you can feel the shock every time. 😭

This book is considered top-notch in the category of weird incarnations of the protagonist. It is definitely worth reading if you like flesh-and-blood monsters. It's not just mindless blackmail, the officials are stupid or malicious. It's not like joining the officialdom to talk about love and save the world. The content framework alone is a blast to the assembly line. As for the characterization, it is also better than most similar novels. It refuses to be stereotyped and has the growth of the protagonist and the characterization and changes of other supporting characters. Good reviews Let's talk about the plot, there is a twist, and it's not a sudden twist, it's foreboding, and it's well received. The fights and descriptions of the scenes were enjoyable to watch, and perfectly met my needs for flesh-and-blood monsters. Good reviews The only pity is that this is Tomato. Many people just want to read the brainless article where the official is also the mastermind and then kills everyone without thinking. So I can only say that you have to practice more [laughing]

After reading the book "Silicon Frenzy", I am really excited to write this one. This is the first time I have seen a novel that dares to portray an official organization as the villain, and the description of the stream of consciousness really feels like that. It gave me chills behind my back.

Very good, quite curious. I feel like the author has played "The Ugly Duckling and the Woe of Words" and "Far Cry 5". The setting of the protagonist feels very similar [smile]

Xia Yuan, you are not completely dead, you are still alive.

I just want to say that this protagonist is really super personalized, and it can no longer be described as simply killing decisively. It may not be obvious in the early stage, but after reading it now, I feel... The author is really awesome.

I have read another book called Silicon Craze, also written by the same author. To be honest, in a sense, I don't think these are articles that humans can write.

This book contains a warning for abusers, and the writing at the end is very messy. But I like this kind of subject matter, and I hope the author will write well. Come on! [Sending Hearts]

I like it very much. For me, it is completely to my liking. The protagonist kills without any sloppiness. Even with his dual personality, I don't think he did anything stupid. I highly recommend it.

In this sequel to Silicon, the protagonist grows up very quickly. I'm a little curious about what the protagonist will grow into in the future.