Humans Are the Juvenile Form of Monsters. I Was Stripped of My Humanity as Soon as I Graduated

It's very interesting. It's an infinite flow from a weird perspective. However, I don't see why the weird cubs should be raised as humans. It feels like it's just a different kind of human society, but the male protagonist plays with his own rules very interestingly.

The setting is nice and interesting, the protagonist is very smart, and the supporting characters are also very memorable. When the protagonist becomes weird, his mentality will change to weird, and there will be no unbearable behavior. The rules and ability settings are common, but the protagonist has new tricks, and the plot and dungeon settings are also very exciting. I came here for the boss's perspective. I don't like the weird protagonist kneeling down and licking the human challenger, so I just want to see the weird boss's perspective. The previous one is pretty good, and the small dungeons also follow normal weird practices and won't mess with humans. But in the latest Three Cities World, the protagonist suddenly admires the humans who plotted against him, and wants to spend money to save these humans and transform them into NPCs. It would be fine if they were normal and excellent human beings, but those who had plotted against the protagonist, one of them had previously despised the protagonist and thought he was low-level and ignorant. They were saving people from their own world, and they did not understand the protagonist's weirdness and were suddenly moved.

The world view is novel and different from the common "NPC" type of writing. The world where the protagonist in this novel lives was originally destroyed once, and the various settings derived from it are unique and self-justifying. The setting of strange rules is very common. Due to too many types, confusing settings is a common problem. But this novel clearly divides the "rules" into three categories. Speaking of, what makes me feel at ease is that there are no common major crises at present. A major disaster requires the protagonist to turn the tide, and there is even a guile in front to protect it. Anyway, I think it's common for the protagonist to save the world, but it's really depressing to let a child shoulder world-class responsibilities. There are also a lot of foreshadowings and points that I think can be explored in depth, but there are too few.

I saw 59 pictures in more than half an hour. Personally, I feel that the plot transitions and character portrayals are all in the tomato, which is considered excellent [laughter] I can only say that if I write at this quality, I can read 500,000 words (the protagonist's level has been greatly improved, and now he has the ability to level up and make his own magical candies) It should be over with more than 500,000 words, unless it is extremely difficult to advance to A-level, S-level and natural disaster. [It is very likely that an alliance spanning multiple worlds will have dozens of natural disasters (maybe even less)] There are also few S-levels, A-levels account for the majority, and cubs are the majority. Of course, it does not rule out that the author has written a very long story about a world, and the quality is particularly good. I can continue to read it. After all, based on the current quality, I am still very, very willing to continue reading [sneaky smile] Finally, I would like to say that this world view does not abuse the master, and everyone is peaceful, friendly, and relaxed and happy. (I hope there is no heroine. If it is weird, you can marry someone and just pick up a child that jumped out of a stone.) (The protagonist is the brother who jumped out of the stone and was returned) This may be a foreshadowing, after all, the author wrote that the world that is about to be destroyed is like a stone on the edge of a cliff, about to fall into the abyss So this article is worth reading. I think it's very good [smile], a rare weird protagonist, plus a harmonious and friendly alliance, plus a group portrait [smile] (like a group portrait, it means that other people except the protagonist have a small number of perspectives, and the content is not cluttered) In short, the author's writing is very good, and it is worth reading [laughing evilly] The author also said that it will be updated twice a day, which is very good [laughing evilly]

It's really good to watch, and it's not the cliché "weird people have their own reasons to take revenge on humans" kind of boring drama. In this novel, humans are humans, and weirdness is weird. It's just that the races are different, so the way of living is different. How can there be so many "you are all bad people, we are all good people"₍‧ꀈ˙⁾՜ I hope there will always be no female protagonist and no ambiguity (even though I said Weird has no gender, it's just a subjective gender ₍‧ꀈ˙⁾՜ The character creation is also great, Dr. Lin and Dr. Zhao are both mean (the racial comments of the nightmare are sad), the brother is dull but actually a bit shady, Lu Zihan is such a dog, how can she be so obedient, the squad leader can only see that she is as smart as the protagonist, especially the "weird killing" There, the protagonist is very interesting, very smart, the details can reveal so many things, and he is also a bit of a potential fun person (actually, I feel that all the weird people have more or less fun person attributes), but the protagonist feels a bit weak now, I hope to get more copies, it is really interesting≡ω≡

The overall novel is very good, but it's a bit tiring to read. After all, this kind of novel mainly focuses on various rules. Reading each word carefully, it is a bit tiring. Reading at a glance, it is easy for the preface to be inconsistent with the postscript [Star] Also, the storyline in the casino is a bit boring. The so-called "BOSS perspective" in the introduction has not been shown yet. At present, this novel can only be called "novel", not "interesting". The current pace is too slow. Maybe the author can speed up the pace a little. After the protagonist truly becomes the "BOSS", would it be better to slow down the pace?

It's quite good-looking, and the world view is very complete. It can be considered a new theme. Most of the previous Weird perspectives were dark and cruel, and the Weird people were eating people. In this setting, the Weird people are a unified group, with a much stronger sense of order, and the plot also tends to be infinite. The perspective is quite interesting, but there are too few.

A very, very interesting novel. It's the best among shit hhh. I just can't stand the mothers in the comments. I can't stand talking dirty to the protagonist and the good brother anytime and anywhere. The author can say something. If there are really two male protagonists, I will run away [smile][smile][smile]

The setting is novel and the logic is self-consistent. The author is very good at building the worldview. The protagonist is not a saint to the outside world (he is a bit saintly to his friends), and he can distinguish between friends and foes. One less 🌟 is because I feel that the author wants both the protagonist and the group portraits but cannot balance them. Supporting role Even if there is any foreshadowing for this junior boy... He is really annoying. He is the kind of outright naughty kid. Maybe he wants to create a middle-school genius with high IQ but low EQ? In the later stage, it felt like the protagonist was going behind the scenes. In the current plot, he is basically doing the job of camera + nanny. The update is also very delayed... It feels like the AI ​​has finished writing it now and the author has stopped polishing it. Basically, I have to read the plot for more than 20 chapters to make slow progress [face covering] I really can't let go of the setting of this book.

This book with a very new subject matter has finally struck gold in history. The rhythm is lively, the atmosphere of the main world is warm, and the dungeon is compact and fun. There is no trace of AI, and the description cannot be said to be particularly good, but it is completely adequate. This is a book that I will follow up on~ The Three Cities World feels off topic, after all, I came here for the weird boss in the setting. I have more options for content such as unlimited streaming of dungeons and intra-world conflicts, which are both more enjoyable and more satisfying. I hope the author will get the next copy soon.