I’m a Monster, So Why Does Everyone Treat Me Like a Teammate?

It's okay. I just like the tension and excitement of watching the protagonist survive in this kind of crack. The protagonist clearly knows that his sister is a Sequencer, and the sister also knows that the protagonist has awakened. The protagonist doesn't dare to tell his sister, so forget it. The sister doesn't dare to tell the protagonist that this is a bit awkward. I hope there won't be any misunderstandings. Everything else is okay. There is nothing poisonous. You can watch it.

I've finished reading it, it's very well written, the suture of Parasitic Beast + The Lost City of Alien Beasts? Maybe I wanted to write a slightly less difficult version of The Lost City of Beasts. It was well written, the plot growth was not deliberately suppressed, the protagonist was a growth type, and the pace was just right.

It's beautiful, it's so beautiful. This emotional scene is like a wild boar that has eaten a small amount of health. I can't get used to it. At that moment, the wrinkles in my brain seemed to have been smoothed out. I felt so relaxed and relaxed after watching it. After reading too many poisonous books, I finally got some good medicine.

It's a very interesting novel. Although it features a brother and sister, it still focuses on the protagonist. It's basically a solo show of the protagonist. The protagonist's situation is still very dangerous in the last chapter I read. The plot is not too toxic for the time being, but I still hope to see more plots involving siblings [smile][smile]

It is well written and the pace is very comfortable. The contradictions between human positions, the trade-offs and struggles between society and individuals. The protagonist changes quickly from hesitation at the beginning to determination later. This should be paid attention to. It is recommended to run in more, but it is also very enjoyable. The portrayal of the small characters is also flesh-and-blood. Mao Erniang and Xia Zhi are the same. You also need to pay attention to the proportion of the scenes. They are very good-looking. If you don't give full marks, I will make you proud. And it should be faster. What kind of rest do the donkeys of the production team need? [Please take a closer look]

Zhong∽, a very good dark novel, sometimes there is a little bit of kindness, but it is not a big problem. It is not bad to show a little kindness in the malicious survival~, I only recommend it to those who really like dark novels, and those who like pseudo-orthopedics [make faces]

I think it's a good book, and the relationships among all parties are quite to my liking. However, the plot is a bit tight, which doesn't suit my reading habits. I don't feel the risk of it being blocked for the time being.

It is a very good book, no matter the language, plot or world view, it is very good. I don't give it full marks, but just like the title of the work, the emotional outlook is a bit yandere-like and may not suit all readers' senses. If you don't mind the heroine's emotional outlook too much, this book is still worth reading. I have read almost 400 chapters so far. Since I don't have the habit of catching up on updates, I just reviewed it first. Here are what I think are the main strengths of this book. The first is my basic need for non-shuang writing, with normal logic and natural storyline. To put it simply, there will be no inexplicable enemies, inexplicable feelings, or unplanned plot trends. There is no particularly unreasonable plot in this book, nor are there obvious inconsistencies. On Tomato, a relatively mixed platform, it is already pretty good. The second is the plot and world view of this article. Humanity is divided into two camps, the Sequencers and the Aliens, and the plot unfolds as the core conflict of this book. The author has built a fairly complete organization in each city, and gradually reveals the mystery from the perspective of the protagonist, with endless foreshadowing and foreshadowing. Finally, the language skills of this book are very good to be honest, far better than 99% of books. The details are well described and there is no nonsense. Most of them are not even good at these two points. The emotions are also depicted quite delicately, but they may not necessarily meet the aesthetic taste of some people. Write an introduction to this book. If you have never read it, I don't recommend reading it. It will spoil the book. If you have watched it but are not sure if you are ready to continue watching it, you can check it out. The first part of the book is about life in Rongcheng. The protagonist is an ignorant alienated person. With his special talent, he is mistaken for a sequencer and joins the department. He becomes the 8 of Spades and discovers that his sister is a sequencer. This section is about an exploration on thin ice, with the caution of a spy novel and the simple madness of an alienated person. The senses of justice and evil are blurred, and the protagonist is centered on the thoughts of the alienated person, actively looking for opportunities in order to improve his strength. In the later period of Rongcheng, around the time of the protagonist's third awakening, the protagonist's behavior began to become more public. During a mission, he faked his death and left the investigation department, and established contact with the Qizhe Alienist Organization. At the same time, his sister also broke away from the control of Sequence One Moon God, completely showed off her showdown with her brother, and began to show a more "yandere" attribute. The second paragraph is relatively short. The protagonist and his four people go to Tianshui City to hide their identities. After inquiring about the local news, the brother and sister began to massacre the four-sense alienated people in order to compete for the "arms of the five-sense people." Unfortunately, Sequence 1 found some clues of suspended animation, and the plot started with the Moon God discovering and killing their companions. Out of anger, they killed the members of the Tarot Card Organization and began to take revenge, and finally came into contact with the Red Dragon of the Qi Zhe Organization. The third plot reaches its climax. The protagonist gradually takes the lead in strength, but also glimpses a greater crisis: the Terminator. The protagonist took his sister to join the largest alienation organization, which was also established by his father, the Qizhe organization. Several of his godfathers are here and treat him well, but most of them don't like to see his sister who is a sequencer. The Qizhe organization had several confrontations with the Sequencer headquarters, and the brother and sister killed Tarot members many times. However, his godfather Bai Sha was devoured by the Terminator during the operation, and he developed hatred with the protagonist. The two major organizations were also aware of the crisis, and temporarily shook hands and made peace, exchanging conditions to jointly fight against the Terminator, but the revenge on Luna announced the end of the cooperation.

It looks pretty good so far, because I prefer the setting of the female protagonist, and the setting of the male and female protagonists being black and white. However, there are still some contradictions in the settings. Well, for example, the smaller the serial number number, the stronger it is, but there are only four top ten in the city where the male protagonist lives. If the country is so big, are there enough serial number serializers to protect the country? There is also the fact that the heroine is a fourth sense, and it is emphasized later that the male protagonist is not that good at tolerating this blood. Logically speaking, the fourth sense should be powerful and very rare. Her blood attraction should have a great impact on the male protagonist, and the female protagonist secretly gave the male protagonist some blood. This This blood should greatly improve the male protagonist, and the male protagonist should be able to feel that it is very unusual. However, the author did not write these settings clearly. I made them up based on the plot. Ignore these, slightly less rigorous settings, and this is still a relatively good work.

I read it in three days. It's not toxic (it's a cool read), and there's no hard-earned strategy (it's easy to understand). The emotional line exploded in the early and late stages. One person risked his life for his sister, and the other worked hard for his brother. Later, he directly showed me the (intracranial) climax. It's just that the author updates too little😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭