[No System, Monster-Faction Perspective, Plot-Driven, Darkening, Sequences, Single Yandere Female Lead, Hard-Hitting Fights] After Chen Mo awakens Sequence No. 001, [Void], he struggles to activate it. Then, by chance, he witnesses a monster devouring a person, and his power triggers in a life-or-death moment. The monster school beauty, Su Ruoyi, mistakes him for a [Pureblood], a ghoul of noble lineage. To survive, Chen Mo has no choice but to put on an act. But the school beauty's split personality, caught between human and monster, and her dangerous, yandere bloodlust keep him walking on eggshells.
Worse still, the Nightwatchers, a supernatural organization, classify Chen Mo, who once had a human heart, as an S-rank ghoul and are determined to kill him. Faced with prejudice he cannot overcome, Chen Mo slowly slips into the monster faction. He comes to understand completely that only by becoming stronger can he protect the people he loves.
If the mountain called prejudice cannot be toppled, then he will shatter it with a single punch and reshape the rules!
Please give it three chapters. I promise it gets straight to the point and is absolutely worth reading!
Pure Poison was almost killed, but still coexisted peacefully with humans.
This is insane! 🤦 They just went to the Night Watch headquarters without any warning! 🤦 I really couldn't believe they ran away at the end. The protagonist got so badly hurt by the Night Watch, are they really going to have to live in peace in the end? 🤦🤦
It's hard to judge. The protagonist is constantly abused and manipulated, and there's a strong sense of weakness, almost like he's being treated like a victim. He feels too weak, or perhaps the people he encounters are too strong. I feel like I've been misled; I prefer something a little more satisfying.
The first sixty or seventy chapters were quite good, a 9.5 out of 10. I liked the writing style and the story's direction. As for the 48 chapters that others mentioned, I think they were alright. They're naive, but at least they're not completely stupid. But then it started to go wrong. The rating gradually dropped to around 8 points.
It's okay if you watch it without thinking.
So far it seems okay.
It's good at the beginning, but bad at the end. The later part feels strange, like it was written by AI, and it lacks humanity. Especially one part: you tell your dad that the protagonist, at level 3, can overpower a pseudo-level 5, but later gets severely injured and almost killed by a few level 4 underlings. See if that makes sense.
It's told from the monster's perspective, but they don't act coy or hypocritical towards humans. The character development is quite good, and it's worth recommending.
Very good! Highly recommended!
I quite like the darker, more edgy theme, but I don't like the family and younger sister in this story. If you're going to go for a dark turn, you shouldn't have any weaknesses. I like this kind of thing.