On the First Day of Freshman Reporting, I Saw My Roommate Eating Someone.

(It's a very interesting book [laughs]) (The course content in the book can help me better integrate into human society) (The actions of the protagonist in the book can help me better distinguish which ones are meat) (All in all, a very good book) (I will study hard) (nod)

I tried the poison for book lovers. The subject matter is quite novel. The dummy is learning about humans in college. The author was obviously inspired by the videos on Bilibili "How to do XX like humans". In addition, this book belongs to the classic slow-burn type. In the early stage (the entire volume one) until the first copy of "Going out for research", clues are laid, but it is not boring to see the daily life of the pseudo-human beings. The current dungeons: going out for research, dispatching tanks for the monthly exam, and the confrontation with the villain (senior Zhao Zhuo from the Department of Discipline) are all pretty good and quite thrilling. I'm really looking forward to the upcoming dungeon that goes hunting in the human world. Also, after returning from the first copy, the pace will become faster. The main reason is the clues. There are currently five or six clues. At present, the author is handling it well, and the multi-line parallelization is not messy at all. It just needs to use some brains. In the end, the author seems to be playing a game of chess. I can feel that although it is not clear, the main theme seems to be "pseudohumans with humanity vs. Humans who have abandoned humanity." Am I right? Author? Hey, I'm here again. Up to now, the author's skills have gradually become apparent. After entering the Ministry of Ethics and Discipline, the world view of Wu Dao and Huaiyang Street has become larger and larger, but it is not obtrusive; the relationship between human beings and the resurrected corpse has also been revealed, full of philosophical speculation. This is no longer simply opening low and moving high, but there is already a drive to open low and move high. The chess game laid out by the author gradually emerges, and each character: the increasingly important team of survivors, the cruel and cunning Zhao Zhuo, the tragic senior Su Qian... Are all portrayed so vividly and vividly. Even the supporting characters: Liu Qiang, who is low-key but provides help several times, Monkey, the playful man, the captain who has not survived five chapters, and senior Yun Che, the "resurrected corpse most like a human being" who just appeared... Are all unforgettable. Come on author, I'm looking forward to this game.

A pretty good novel. The protagonist falls into a college full of fake people and struggles around, slowly adapting to the inhuman living conditions. As the plot develops, the dummy that the protagonist comes into contact with becomes more like a human being, but he no longer looks like his previous self. But is the protagonist's emotions in the latest chapters too extreme? Or do you want to vent your fear, anxiety and anger on Zhao Zhuo? The novel is good to read, but I would like to ask whether the protagonist may have an inhuman power system in the future, or will he remain an ordinary person and mix among pseudo-human beings?

I think it's quite interesting. Keep up the good work, and the author can develop a system for this kind of logical flaw. For example, once a day, you can strengthen your body into a pseudo-human quality or even stronger, which lasts for ten to twenty minutes. Killing the pseudo-human or completing tasks can extend the time or gain more. This will make the logic more complete, and the plot may be richer. In short, I like the author's writing style, which is very interesting.

The protagonist's survival depends entirely on the protagonist's halo

Again, there will always be people who can't stand the protagonist taking the initiative to find trouble, and there is also a fake senior who likes the protagonist

It's delicious😋The white crane couple in the cloud must be happy in 99. The cook's spatula is already smoking. Don't let go of this wooden wind and rain! Everyone comes to read the novel, and it's not in vain. The plot is novel and ups and downs, and it's really delicious except for the newcomer's writing style which is relatively immature. If you are tired of reading the popular routines, take a bite and feel refreshed.

Finally I can leave a comment! It suffocates me to death! Regarding Bai Hua's impulsive behavior, I have made changes. While ensuring that the subject remains unchanged, the survivor team first provides help (sending key props), so that Bai Hua's behavior changes from impulsive to repaying favor. Hope it can improve the reading experience. Another note: I am still a newbie and have only started writing around the National Day. I lack experience and my writing skills, so I would like to apologize to everyone in advance.

Hey hey hey, this book is really beyond my expectation (I originally thought I wouldn't read the back part) I don't know how to describe it... Well, anyway, it's pretty good-looking. The growth process of the protagonist is also pretty good. From the difficult survival in the early stage to the turning against customers in the later stage (it should be regarded as turning against customers), and then the description of the group portraits is also very good and interesting. There are also many twists and turns in the plot (˵¯͒¯͒˵) I'm not sure whether the author is a boy or a girl. I feel that although the interaction between the protagonist and Yun Che is not much, it is very interesting! ! ! I will keep reading this one (*´I`*) and I also like the character design of the monkey (I have no resistance to cynical and careless behavior). The last thing is - the author will update it soon! ! ! (U‿ฺu✿)

Awesome, I even suspected that the big guy was using a vest to fry fish. The plot has a strong sense of substitution, the characterization is excellent, most of the plots are logically clear, and the blank writing method just fills the blank period after the event to make the plot coherent. When I read more than 40 chapters, I looked at the author's homepage. I thought it would be a short story. I didn't expect the world view to be so big. It seems that I will be able to read it in the future. I will remind you in the front row. Come on, author.

Come on, author, give me a five-star review for support. The theme of Puppet University is very novel, and the idea of ​​exploring the difference between human nature and pseudo-humans is good. The author's writing style is smooth and there are no flaws in the whole text. I can see the bad points in the comment area, and the flaws are not hidden. As a new author, he is talented and deserves encouragement. The following are some of the reasons for the low score. In fact, I also feel it. The first is the flaw in the setting of the dummies. The difference in power between them and humans and the lack of measures in the later stage for the protagonist to make up for this difference. How could it not be discovered for so long in the dummy university? In addition to the acquiescence that the dummies are stupid, there is only the halo of the protagonist. I hope that the settings can be added in the later stage to balance the power difference (for example, eating the flesh and blood of dummies can gain their strength like a certain comment). Secondly The protagonist's IQ doesn't feel particularly high, but he's not stupid either. He's just a bit dependent on himself, like Susie or Dr. Lin, but he's a growth-oriented protagonist and an ordinary person. It's reasonable, but readers don't find it very satisfying, and they still like cool writing. In the end, I don't know how well the author's outline is. Don't write down or get out of hand when the world view is extended, and hope that many foreshadowings can be fulfilled in the end. Finally, don't give up! Come on come on!

Chapter 51 made me cry (the tear point is a bit low, don't complain if you don't like it). Looking at the various conflicts now, I feel that the protagonist's desperate disguise is the same as the soldier's struggle to survive in reality. In any case, living a good life without illness and disaster is a very happy thing. Maybe you will miss the protagonist's experience and adventure, but a mediocre life is what many people want.

My understanding of escaping after graduation is that after graduation, you will be released into human society to be hunted. That should be correct [laughs]

It's just so-so. I always feel like there are some places where you can tell that the protagonist is human. There is no halo of the protagonist. It will take a week or so at most. But I still give it a five-star review and support it.

To sum up: So far, the world view is very big, and it is relatively low-key and high-end. The author's writing style in the early stage is relatively immature, and he often cannot grasp the degree of accuracy, which can easily make people feel a little bit toxic. There is not much intellectual combat (?), Or the protagonist lacks a certain amount of "practice". Since the appearance of Yun Che, the writing style and content have been upgraded to a higher level, and they are more focused on intellectual combat. It can be clearly seen that the author and the protagonist have grown up, and they will continue to support it, and I hope it can be maintained. Come on, author!

Although I didn't think it looked that good later on, it looked good at the beginning😁

There are few books that I like very much, because I don't care much about whether the protagonist can save people, and I don't think there are any big poisonous points. I feel that the growth of the protagonist is quite good, and the part where he fights Zhao Zhuo is very cool (⌒▽⌒)

There is something, but let's see how the author writes these pseudo-people later. What exactly is it and its relationship with humans?

More chapters, also at the level of alien beasts [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]

I prefer books that are full of high energy + horror, but this one is already very good. I hope there will be horror books in the future.

It's very nice [laughs]. It's very smooth in terms of viewing and viewing experience. There aren't any big flaws, except that the protagonist and the human students seem to have become starving virtues. Overall, it's just that the flaws are not concealed [laughs]

It's good to read, and the setting is interesting. It's one of the few good books on Tomato so far. It reminds me of the horror high school I read when I was a kid.

It's okay, but there is still a logic that doesn't explain why ordinary people should be brought into the school.

It's a good read. I recommend it. There are few books that can arouse people's emotions like this. Good luck to the author.

If you feel like it will be popular, leave your name before it becomes popular [laughing]

Very good, innovative ideas

Interesting, quite interesting

According to the author, Susie has maternal love and great love for human beings. So, can the male protagonist call her mother? [Thinking]

Damn, you will be better, right? It must be updated. Don't keep begging me.

It's worth a read. There are some minor flaws in some places, but the author can come around to it.