I Can Control My Clones Infected by the Supernatural
我能操控被诡异感染的分身
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 758k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 2mo ago
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Other names
- Invincible: It All Starts When My Clone Is Infected by the Supernatural无敌从分身被诡异感染开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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The hospital instance is amazing. You can kill three insidious diseases—tuberculosis, osteoporosis, and cancer—by using clone mutations. The downside is that it's too solo. I suggest a 30% crisis rate, 30% resolution rate, and 40% feedback from other players. Humans are social animals, so this makes it much more enjoyable.
Is this a bizarre world or a world of disease?
Well, while it has some minor flaws, it's still much better than those purely AI-generated and poorly edited stories. The concept is also quite good. I just finished reading the first chapter, so I'm giving it five stars for now. By the way, my suggestion is that exchanging for the Panacea is not as good as the Super Soldier Serum. The Panacea is comparable to curing a cough.
A decent original story, although the protagonist is a bit too lone wolf, but it's much better than poorly written stories that force in random, disgusting villains and female characters.
I think it's pretty good, you could say it's a really great book. However, there's one setting I don't like. The kind of book I prefer isn't mass-produced, but rather collected one by one (personal opinion). It's a very good book. As for my previous comment about not liking mass production, after reading it for a while now, I think it's alright.
Overall, it's alright. The dungeon descriptions are good, and there's some real-world element too, but spending all day in dungeons can get boring. It would be even better if the character development were more nuanced.
The protagonist's talent suggests he could pull off some fancy tricks. Judging from the apartment's situation, after the protagonist's clone becomes a Bloodborne, the monsters on the next floor could kill the clone to see if it can be infected again. If so, the protagonist's clone would be greatly strengthened and could be further enhanced according to the disease. If not, it wouldn't matter; it would only waste some time.
The story setting is fantastic; I hope they continue to explore the dungeon adventure mode.
It's well-written, but the protagonist is a bit too isolated right now. Perhaps more of the real-life aspects could be included.
Who understands?! This book is so addictive! The characters are vividly and realistically portrayed, and the growth storyline kept me on the edge of my seat! The details and foreshadowing are incredibly well done. Each update is never enough! Please, author, update more chapters! I'm waiting patiently at the bottom of this pit for updates!