I Transmigrated Into COD, and Every Day I Think About Running Away

This is the first long review for you, the writing style is okay. For the first time in a long time, I felt the powerlessness of not being able to reach the screen with my hand 🙂. I felt that the author actually needed to label it an otome, saying it was a confrontational approach, but I was like a clown. The status of both parties in the article was extremely unequal, and there were very few descriptions of the male protagonists being hit. In the end, if I regain my freedom, it would be best if I never cheat on those people again. Even if I die, I don't want to be called "sacrifice" for the mission of the base. This is a high-sounding "regret" that treats me as a loyal dog.

After reading Chapter 30, the writing and descriptions are pretty good so far, and it's worth reading. The foreign soldiers described fit my stereotype of capitalism. They have their mission and mission and understand it. An ordinary person who grew up in a peaceful world under a red flag is treated like this. He has been trying to live and find freedom. He is very tough and great. Humanoid weapons are also human beings. They deny them all before committing any harmful acts and directly ignore them. This is very Western and a bit hellish... The Keegan I have seen so far is also the same. He occasionally has a little kindness and is disappointed with YN from time to time. The good ones are not pure and the bad ones are not thorough and not rational enough. It feels more like a hypocritical charity from above. Anyway, the article is good-looking, but as an otome-oriented content, I think that after suffering these harmful behaviors, the biological instinct of seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages can no longer make me feel good and love towards them. The soldiers have always steadfastly and tacitly agreed not to treat YN as a human being, but only as a disobedient and disobedient weapon that wastes time and energy. It will most likely be difficult to fall in love with her, just like people will not fall in love with a blunt and chipped fruit knife.

It's so real! It's not very traditional, in that everyone in 141 fell in love with the heroine immediately after seeing it, but it feels a bit sadistic, coupled with the heroine's own inner activities. But what he expresses is completely different from what he feels in his heart. Although it may be a bit difficult to understand when you first watch it, the more you watch it, the better it becomes! He is the kind of heroine who is not idealistic and has a smooth growth path. Moreover, the ghost and the heroine seem to be trying to kill each other. Does anyone understand the thrill of this tit-for-tat confrontation?!! On the contrary, it feels like the heroine's inner activities are like traveling into a world that is unfamiliar to him. This is not the peaceful era that the heroine used to be, and she was repulsive and wary of everyone. What shocked me was that I thought that the heroine would trust Zimo who came from the same hometown as him, but since he was not the object of suspicion, she might have relaxed for a moment. But after discovering that Zimo was trying to gain his trust, the heroine felt even more repelled. Although I felt sorry for the heroine when I saw this, I think this makes it more real. Plus, the heroine's original identity in this world makes it more reasonable.

It's a very novel angle. After watching so many heartthrobs, people have forgotten what kind of people they are originally. There is also hope that they can beat up Ghost in the future. It's so irritating 🙂 😠

I thought it was funny when I read the early stage, but I didn't think it was funny until I found out about the confinement. This is the only story where I feel sorry for the protagonist. The protagonist is very self-reliant. I like it very much. It's very interesting. I hope there will be more face-slapping scenes in the future. Thank you 😄

Our poor baby YN, please stay strong and survive! I think this novel is very vital. The heroine described by the author is a person of flesh and blood. I feel sorry for her when I see her in pain. I feel helpless when I see her not being understood and struggling in a foreign land. But no matter how difficult and difficult it is, the baby heroine is still strong enough to survive! Come on, author, this novel is really good, the plot is super exciting, and the heroine's character and character are super good, and I don't know what COD is, but the author describes it very well, and the characters of each male character are very vivid. I highly recommend it 💕 Ah 😦, why are there so many bad reviews in the comment area? I think this is reality, in line with the cold-bloodedness of a US military organization, and the heroine is an experiment, and they don't think the heroine is a "person", not a human being, so there is no human rights, no respect, and no freedom. The heroine uses her own character to work hard to change her disadvantaged environment little by little, which is amazing. It allowed me to see the resilience of people. After encountering so much "torture" in a suffocating and far away place, they still have the courage to struggle and give themselves another chance, a chance to live. I think the heroine has done a good enough job, and in that environment and position, no one is wrong.

The author is super, super, super awesome, and he writes the tension and tangle between the two sides very well. For "me": I was dressed as an experimental subject. Although my soul was my own (but it was lethal and unknown in the eyes of others), I was afraid of being sliced and studied, so I was smart enough not to expose the fact that I was not just a normal person inside the experimental body; To other soldiers: "I" is a lethal experimental subject with unknown abilities, who can easily lose control and harm others. So they tested me, trying to teach me to be a tool for them to use, but not as a human being. So both sides were very wary of each other at first, and both looked at each other with a certain degree of prejudice, but the soldiers showed a little bit of softness in the process of getting along with each other (for example, Keegan would say after I was detained for three months, "Not entirely. The pain and isolation are real. But they are compressed into a piece of iron." With this kind of words, Koenig would take the initiative to say that he would go when choosing people to go to the supermarket, etc.) But just like the author's chapter title "Meaningless Mercy", although it exists, it is insignificant compared to completing the mission, but it also fits the character of the soldier very well. (Although I also hate it when others have already determined one thing, and then continue to guide me through words or actions, or semi-force me to make my behavior conform to their assumptions) But the "I" in the article will not be moved by this little bit of grace-like mercy shown by the superiors. It will only make "I" more alert and want to live even more. This is really great, and the "I" written by the author is also very interesting, very full of life (always wanting to live), very smart, and knows how to protect myself👍. (If you think there is something wrong with my understanding, please don't scold me😊)

This is a book that stood out to me the more I read it, the more I liked it. The struggle and entanglement are well written. Some people may feel aggrieved by watching it, so I suggest you go directly to read Shuangwen. I like this one. But I also hope there will be an ending.

This is my first time writing a literary review, and I have to admit that the writing in big letters is still very exciting. Please be, yn has been hurt because of being an experimental subject and has been ignored and has no human rights. From now on, it feels like she wants to die but can't live. Yn has been resisting and I have been waiting for yn to rise up and fight back. I am more than 200 years old and it is still pure abuse of women. In a scene where she escapes and he chases her, she is unable to fly. She abuses her body and mind, and mentally tortures PUA. However, the abuser received zero harm. It is really annoying. I am very sorry for not reading the introduction carefully, but it is so annoying that my liver hurts. The injuries suffered by both parties are not equal at all. The whole process of abusing the girl is all except for everything. Otherwise, I wouldn't have thought of a good ending. I used humorous words to cover up all the injustices to yn. Except for yn and the dog Riley, all the people are evil, and there is no obvious point of relief. The harm to yn is real, but the revenge harm to the men is insignificant. If this is the case, those men will have a good ending. It's so unreasonable, yn is really not tempted at the moment, but she is really suffering from living for more than two hundred chapters. Please give yn the right to be a human being. It's really not possible. It's better to die together than to be kept in captivity. My wife's writing is very good, but I am exhausted. How can people live in such misery? Can you let yn go home 😢 😢 😢

First of all, regarding the cruelty, it is a bit (just keep reading). In the early stage, yn was treated harshly as an experimental subject, not only physically tortured, but also mentally abused. However, yn's optimistic attitude and occasional os complaints were able to neutralize the abuse. I was completely fascinated by my own (substitute) tenacity. I cried hard at several key points, but I was also very happy. I grew up every time. It's a bit more fun. It depends on personal preference. At least I think I gradually took the initiative in the later stages (although I was still a little helpless, but it wasn't as miserable as the early stages). I admire it very much. The overall logic of the whole text is natural and well-rounded. The writing style ranks among the best among many fan fictions. The characters are also very vivid, especially yn. The description of inner world activities is very delicate and easy to empathize with. I think the most outstanding thing is that the plot conflicts are very natural, without too much deliberateness, and many twists and turns naturally arouse my emotions (I won't go into details for fear of spoilers) and I am looking forward to the final development. How could the memory that proves my identity as a time traveler be fictitious and artificial data? That was the anchor point for me to recognize myself. I must go home! 😭