[Dark Flow]+[First Person Divine Perspective]+[Infinite Flow Unit Drama]+[No Female Protagonist]
I am a life form of light without a name, codenamed "Apelon".
I don't understand people's hearts, I only understand logic and calculation.
In order to observe this planet called Earth, I was forced to inhabit the bodies of different humans.
My first host was a down-and-out detective named Yang Chen.
He was terminally ill, addicted to alcoholism, suspended from work for investigation, and wanted to die.
But when facing the monster, this man who wanted to die broke three ribs and risked his life to save a greedy developer.
However, the battle is over.
The developer he rescued stood under the spotlight, pointed at him in the ruins and roared: "That silver giant is a devil! He destroyed my construction site!"
Yang Chen hid in a dark rental house, coughing up blood while laughing and toasting at the TV.
I don't understand.
"Yang Chen, this is the insect you are trying to protect? Is it worth it?"
Yang Chen didn't answer, just wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth and pulled out the transformer again.
…
I am the observer of immortality.
I will witness the ugliest abyss and the most dazzling glory of this race on the corpses of generations of capable people.
"It is not the light that chooses man, but man, in despair, who seizes the light."
Reader comments
It is a high-quality book. I hope the author can continue to update it. No need to worry about bad reviews. Most of Tomato readers have no taste. After being filled with low-quality, assembly-line books, they no longer have the ability to appreciate good works. The writing and plot make it hard for me to believe that this is from a new author.
I am against domestication, in any form
It's okay, but there are a few pictures at the back that really don't work because the extra person didn't understand what he was talking about. I suggest you read them first and then read them.
It is a high-quality book. I hope the author can continue to update it. No need to worry about bad reviews. Most of Tomato readers have no taste. After being filled with low-quality, assembly-line books, they no longer have the ability to appreciate good works. The writing and plot make it hard for me to believe that this is from a new author.
I am against domestication, in any form
It's okay, but there are a few pictures at the back that really don't work because the extra person didn't understand what he was talking about. I suggest you read them first and then read them.