People Are so Weird That They Were Expelled from the University Immediately After Graduation.

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]

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.

Nice! The setting is novel, the protagonist is born weird, the whole book is a weird invasion from a weird perspective, the blood type is dark, deep and disabled, and the writing style is relatively relaxed. The plot is exciting and mind-blowing. When I was watching it, I was thinking how could this little white cloud be so sinister [laughing evilly] From a weird perspective, it's a totally cool story, I highly recommend it! So good... Satisfied (Man Yi) Brother Gu has such a sense of fate, they are the only family for each other. When brother is here, home is here... Isn't this better than Xiaoyi's best friend who is obviously straight? Let me tell you, it's fun to fight against your best friend for a while, but my brother is Xiaoyi's final destination when he's confused. He's Xiaoyi's home [Adoration] Ignore brother 99, okay?

Infinite flow of monsters, new genres, and the author's writing is also very good I take back what I said. After watching it for so long, I realized it's weird. Why are you and the male co-star becoming more and more ambiguous? Please vote for a female channel.

It's very beautiful, the characters are well created, the writing is good, and the rhythm and ideas of the whole book are very unique and appropriate () Compared to the books I have read before where the main character is a weird one: all human beings are written very bad, and every weird thing has its own reasons (maybe because I have read less of them) On the contrary, this book has characters with names and surnames, some good and some bad, each with their own thoughts and ideas. The entire world view is perfect, and the story of the dungeon is also very strange. The author's brain is really good at writing so many interesting world views. Overall it's a good novel (Anyway, it's a super nice novel!!! Highly recommended😋😋😋) It's still delicious. The worldview of DaDa is still delicious and novel. But since the tie, I have discovered that you need a whole copy to read it. It is better to stock up more. The overall writing style of Da Da is that slow. So the two chapters are a bit boring at first glance, like eating candy but licking it and it is gone. If you are impatient, you may find it boring. And there is basically no fighting and killing plot. ()

I was almost put off by the book reviews, it's so good! ! It's a very new setting. The author has completely broken down the new setting. It's very friendly to me, and the writing is also very relaxed and interesting. Especially the copy of Werewolf, I like it the most. No. 2 Can think of so many things under the influence of the protagonist, which is the peak of IQ, and No. 11 Takes away 2 wolves and maims 1 wolf in only two rounds, awesome! ! The protagonist is also very powerful, and the world view is very large, covering many types of infinite streams. The big conspirators also have their own characteristics [Blowing Kiss] is being serialized. I have been waiting so hard.

It looks really good so far. If you look at my bookshelf, you will know that I am very picky, but this book meets my requirements. The rhythm is okay, the world view is very novel (or the narrative angle is relatively new), the protagonist is very cute, really cute, the description of interpersonal relationships is slightly lacking in writing, but it is already very good. At present, it seems that the protagonist can do without cp. My brother is also very cute. I haven't seen the background yet. The main character is innocent. Anyway, he is very cute.

I caught up with the first two chapters of [Minecraft] in one go and left a review. Let's talk about the advantages first: the setting is very novel, and the writing can also make people feel immersed. As for whether to immerse yourself from a human perspective or from a weird perspective, everyone has their own opinions. At least I think the author's description of these two parties is very detailed. The identity and position of the protagonist cannot let Wei Wei lose, but there is no lack of human highlights. And the various foreshadowings are well laid out, leaving endless aftertaste. "Don't underestimate humans." Before talking about the shortcomings, let me tell you a little trivia: This is the author's first book under the account Yangshizi. Since I have the habit of reading paragraph reviews, when I was watching "Strange Killing", I could also find some comments that said that following the update was a torture. So I opened the catalog... I didn't know it until I saw it, but I was shocked when I saw it. I thought [Strange Killing] was already very long, and the next [Assessment World] would have even more masters. But the feeling after watching it in one breath is definitely different from that of chasing a new chapter, because when I watched it, it was already in a complete state, and it didn't feel long at all. Instead, it felt smooth and refreshing. This is the shortcoming: it can be seen that the author is showing a rather grand world to the readers, but it may be due to lack of experience in writing books and failure to grasp the rhythm of the narrative. In addition, the author only updates two chapters a day, resulting in those who follow the update only seeing a little bit of development every day. In the long run, it is easy for those who follow the update to feel angry. You need to be cautious when chasing more, and it is best to keep books.

Super pretty! The setting of this book is very unique, and the writing is also very good! I didn't expect that writing infinite flow dungeons from a weird perspective would be so interesting! I am very happy to see it. According to this setting, I continue to write. I feel that the score has stabilized at above 9 points. I highly recommend it! Even though the author has just started the article, he still needs to follow it for a long time, and he is looking forward to it every day.

Wow, this is the first time I have seen a description of a weird life. Human beings have created a big daddy who rides on them. This article is very shocking. I feel like my sanity keeps falling. I hope that the protagonist can absorb the happiness of the people around him in the future. I feel that it is a perfect match with his brother Despair. Despair and hope, eat two fishes. Hope is him, despair is also him. Can the protagonist build a breeding farm later, like the Garden of Eden, so that they can live happily for the rest of their lives? Suddenly they find that the Garden of Eden is happier than us, and can they absorb happiness many times? Only once, it was too easy to break the combo

It looks okay, at least it's more comfortable than most weird novels and the world view is quite novel. It's still too hard to think about it carefully. I won't say that it's not the author's fault after all, but the setting is a weird boss, and it's all about supremacy and empathy with aliens? Moreover, after having lived a lifetime, do you still think and have the same IQ as a little kid? Moreover, there is no problem with the supplementary setting of the transitional dungeon in the entertainment city, but it is too watery and trustworthy. There is also a problem with the setting of the protagonist's ability that you wrote, the strange awakening of positive emotions. Don't you feel that this setting is inconsistent with it?

It's still very good, the rhythm is still relatively strong, but there is a bit of fatigue: the protagonist has been "decrypting", from not yet awakening, to after awakening, to downloading the dungeon for the first time, and then to the casino, plus the daily life in the process, you can see here, The protagonist keeps decrypting, and everyone does not explain it clearly to the protagonist. They all act like the Riddler. The protagonist keeps decrypting no matter what he is doing. He decrypts when he wakes up, decrypts when eating, decrypts when downloading a dungeon, and even decrypts when taking the subway. He decrypts when writing about daily life. Anyway, the sequence is that the protagonist is confused, then the protagonist is curious, then asks the people around him, then the people around him don't explain clearly and become the Riddler, and then the protagonist starts to decipher it. Just complaining about this, I'm already a little tired from decrypting it, so I'll take a break and watch it again after a while.

Halfway through reading the book, I found someone in the comments section who thought a certain copy of this book was boring, and I suddenly wanted to write a review for this book. If the level of this book remains online, 5 stars will be added at the end. Summary: The protagonist is well established and the author's writing is very good. The protagonist has a high IQ. Except for the two characters in the dungeon that are just starting to practice, they have very strong narratives. Every single one of them is a good story, and the IQ of the supporting characters is also online, and the characters and story lines are complete. It is not a traditional mindless cool article, nor is it an endless stream of copies one after another. The author has set up a very grand world. The copy that people in the comment area think is boring is precisely the copy that I think adds the most complete and detailed world view among the copies that have appeared so far. Details: The protagonist is a person who has traveled to a weird world (for now), and is half a native of Weird. The author uses a length that is neither short nor long to describe the adaptation process and mentality change of the protagonist from a human to a villain. The interaction between the protagonist and classmates, family members and other people in the weird world is also very consistent with Weird's identity, and is also mixed with human warmth (?). After the protagonist transformed into Weird, he entered two dungeons to practice to adapt to his abilities. From here, it was initially shown that the protagonist has a relatively high IQ and quick reactions, and the key point is that he has a big brain. I feel like he is the kind of person with high inspiration. The three-city world that follows can be regarded as the first dungeon for the protagonist to experience independently. I thought the author would use a relatively simple way to go through the world setting and focus on showing the protagonist's abilities. But in fact, the Three Cities World has a very complete world direction. Characters such as Cang Lan, the King of Fire, and the Great Religion are also impressive and cannot be described simply because they are just passers-by in a copy. Moreover, the author's ability to foreshadow and write reversals is also on full display in this copy. Then there is the Entertainment City version that I have just finished reading. The entire copy is not very exciting and even in detail, I feel that nothing major happened. However, this copy adds a lot of world settings such as unusual weird types, some past and connections between the weird world and other worlds, and the situation of natural disasters "Heartmare" and "Enko". It was the fact that "Enko" was a principal with a mustache and a big belly that made me so disillusioned. Finally: You still need to use your brain to read this book, and the author's narrative pace is not fast. It is not recommended for people who just want to watch the main character being an NPC in the dungeon. After all, the weird world of this book is a self-contained, logical, and constantly moving world. In this world view, it is impossible for the protagonist to come out of one dungeon and then enter another dungeon like other infinite streams. It is impossible to focus on describing the protagonist's world in the dungeon rather than the protagonist's own world. It can be seen from the author's writing that the author really intends to write this novel well rather than process it in an assembly line. Therefore, in response to some comments, I can only say that the only mistake the author has made in the novel so far is to publish it on Tomato, which has such a low threshold. (If I find out later that the book has collapsed, or that the author has collapsed, I will pretend that I didn't say anything.)

It's good to watch, no cp, no unnecessary emotional drama, novel perspective, and smooth logic. The first two dungeons are small appetizers, but the final climax of the three-city world is really shocking. Moreover, not only is the male protagonist thoughtful and thoughtful, but there are also some powerful supporting characters who are also very smart. I was really shocked to see how they interpreted the plans of the King of Salary and the Pope after returning to the alliance. This article is about group portraits, the characterization is very good, and the writing is also good. The brother and Wang Zhixin are so cute and cute hahaha, Lu Zihan looks like a big dog, and Dr. Lin has a good sense of humor. And the weird shape of the male protagonist looks so handsome, I love it! [Shy]

How to say it? This setting is quite interesting, and the world view setting is also very innovative. Although the protagonist is weird, the descriptions of some of the supporting characters and humans are also quite exciting. There are also some battles of wits in the middle. The front is good, and the introduction of various settings and the progression of the plot in the middle are quite smooth, but when it comes to the current plot In it, I feel that the world view progresses too slowly. I don't know if it's an illusion. I feel that the description is a bit cumbersome. Especially for settings like Werewolf Killing, I may not be very patient. It is too long. Even if I am not following it, I am reading it in one go. It is a bit annoying to read in the middle. The system of more than 100 chapters is not comfortable to follow. The previous dungeons, the world view and the plot were all in parallel, but in the middle, it began to stagnate. The protagonist basically did not upgrade. He was tricked into a dungeon by his senior, and then had a battle of wits and courage. But this battle of wits was too long. Although the description rhythm of the entire dungeon alone was okay, the protagonist did not give me the kind of growth or any new settings that I expected.

I'm begging you. I usually don't rate it. How come it only scores 8.7 If it's so beautiful? I can't find any meal replacements at all. The author is very imaginative and the setting is very interesting. It's not as routine as other books.

Very interesting setting, and the writing style is also good [heartfelt]. But I would like to give the author a little advice. At the author's current pace, it is not recommended to publish two chapters in two chapters. It would be better to combine two chapters into one. For example, the pace of Strange Kill is quite good, but some people in the community think it is very slow. In fact, this is because the entire story of Strange Kill only seems to contain thirty or forty chapters, but the number of chapters exceeds about 70, which makes it very dragging [crying]. So far, it seems to be a very good book (except for the copy of Three Cities World, when I re-read it, I will basically fast forward in this part [crazy])

Become a god in the early stage, the setting is perfect In the later stage, the protagonist worked as a free nanny for the naughty boy in the middle school, which made people's blood pressure soar. After being tricked by the naughty boy, he rushed to clean up his mess, and even went to the main god space to become a player.

The background design is quite interesting. It unfolds with a set of exchanged perspectives and gradually integrates into the daily activities of the protagonist, who is not a human being but a cub from another world. It appears to be full of vitality and the behavior is reasonable and legitimate. I have read the end of the strange killing. My personal opinion is that the writing is good, but as the novelty wears off, I feel worried about the progress: Probably because many times the dungeons used "covering the bottom" and unexpected pitfalls to end and advance the plot, I have several perceptions. 1 The form of civilization is arrogant. In the eyes of others, the weird world may have control over other worlds. However, when I saw the alliance rules and procedures were improved and the "back-and-forth" description was repeatedly used many times, a conflict of trust arose. Judging from the expressiveness before and during the event, it is only the outstanding mechanisms and values ​​​​that are used at the end. The golden finger, which is equivalent to the protagonist of other novels, can help the next story start smoothly. Moreover, as the plot progresses, the perspective of discovery will always be Weird's commentary on the human world. This kind of arrogance is just like a human like me watching this story, not enjoying the massacre of humans by alien species, but just curiously observing and commenting on the abilities of alien species and the direction of the story. 2 Are they really aliens? There is no poisonous point or sense of conflict in the setting, and the localization is done very well. However, this kind of adaptation only depends on the social structure of the body and the existence of the cubs. With the completion of the world view, it feels that there are no unique customs and characteristics. I can even substitute for the cosmic civilization in other novels, which is just a classic image of imperial rule, good at ruling aggression and arrogance. The so-called rules are no different from the authority of the imperial gods. There is nothing but cannibalism written all over this place. Maybe my expectations were too high, as daily reading might be good as well.

I caught up to Chapter 256 in one go. It's really interesting. The interactions between the weird ones are cute and everyone has their own characteristics. And I think the author's logic and foreshadowing so far are very good, especially several foreshadowings skipped many chapters. It can be seen that the author's outline is still very complete, and the subsequent plot should not deviate too much. Many people think that the strange killing part is not good to watch, maybe because it is not coherent, but I felt very happy after watching it in one go! I will probably wait until the trial copy is over before reading it in one sitting. Allow me to collect the article first and leave a good review here. Oops, I still want to say that this article is really pretty good that I have seen on Tomato. It's now 11:50 in the evening, and I have a midterm exam tomorrow... But I still can't help but tie it up, it's very exciting to watch. At present, it seems that this should be a long novel, and the main line is not very obvious. I hope the author will write better and better in the future, and it will not be unfinished. I will finish it.

I have been following this novel for a while, and now I want to talk about a few honest words. Overall, it is quite good. Let me talk about myself first. The time is roughly as you see it, and it is already tied (I don't know how to judge eighty or ninety hours myself). Judging from the length, it has a reference value. I have a rough opinion of this book, but it is for reference only. The author's writing style is indeed top-notch in the same genre. It is smooth and delicate, without any artificiality, and it reads smoothly. It can be seen that the words and sentences are carefully polished, and the atmosphere is well rendered. Some passages even have a sense of pictures, which can make people immersed in it. In terms of content, I can feel that the author has some ideas. There are no flaws in the worldview construction, character logic, and plot direction. It is not the kind of random writing that comes to mind. But the problem is, it's too watery. This can no longer be explained by "slow heating". A copy that could have been handled concisely, but the author had to dig deeper and write more complexly, forcing it to stretch to dozens or hundreds of chapters. The key is that the amount of information that really drives the plot in these pages is actually not much. Dialogue, psychological description, and environmental rendering all revolve around the same emotional point repeatedly, with details stacked up to the point of redundancy. If you like to read slowly, it's called immersion; but if you want to move forward with the story, the feeling of "still at the same place after turning a few chapters" is really torturous. The obviously simple and direct copy structure has to be laid out layer by layer until it reaches seventy, eighty or even over a hundred chapters. The freshness and tension after reading are diluted. Good writing is a bonus, but when the water injection is serious enough to affect the reading rhythm, good writing becomes a slow knife. Finally, let's talk about gray humor. The first author of the author had something to say. At that time, he said that the primary copy actually only had about 15 chapters. --- Readers have something to say—— Probably just some suggestions for the author. Although I am not the only one who has reported this. Regarding the slow pace, some readers have reported it early on, but it feels like it is getting longer and longer. I can understand the author's desire to create every copy well and deepen the world view, but the side effects of a too slow pace are quite big. I know that the author receives a lot of comments every day, but I don't know if I can see them. (The little ghost bows)

Emm... The biggest highlight of this book is that IQ is online throughout the whole process, and the foreshadowing is also recycled. Of course, people like me won't rely too much on things that require IQ () Regardless of whether I want to read it or not, and the writing are two different things. All in all, it is a highly recommended book. A few months ago, I saw the seven days after the protagonist's awakening. I felt that the pace was a bit slow, so I didn't continue reading it. When I tried it later, I finished it in one go. Because I have very picky tastes and have a lot of requirements for works, so I am sure and certain that the writing is very good (because if it weren't for it, I wouldn't be able to read it). Those who want to try it can really try it for a while. I originally read this book, and then I saw it again when I read the recommendations, so I decided to give it another try. At least so far, I think the author is probably not a novice, or has certain pursuits and talents. It can be seen that he is very interested in this book, but this is understandable. Emm... There's probably not much else I can say. If I really want to talk about a characteristic, it should be that I don't treat everyone as a fool. This is very rare in foreign persimmons (I actually found gold in the sea of ​​shit, shocked. JPG). And because the protagonist is weird, in the works I tried in the past, I always couldn't grasp the degree and balance well, either the writing was too dark or the writing was too white. It's very uncomfortable, and that's something to brag about, and for this reason I almost gave up on my beloved weird genre. Hmm... It seems like nothing. All in all, you can try

It's really shocking! ! ! ! ! Every character is portrayed with flesh and blood, and Three Cities is really shocking! ! Wang Zhixin is cute Cang Lan... Although he is a bad guy, the author's final description is really shocking, and the character is fleshed out instantly. The final description of Xinglong is also very shocking, Xinglong! Master Yu is so funny, hahahahaha, why did he get knocked out by all votes? Hahaha! The brilliance of this book ranks close to the top five among all the online novels I have read. It has a very novel angle and setting, and the characters are very, very vivid and full-bodied! IQ Online does not deliberately lower the supporting characters. Each character has its own characteristics. Many people can feel the rich life story even with only a few words. Even a small character can make people emotional. The last time I felt this way while reading a book was "The Lord of Mysteries"...! Three Cities is my favorite dungeon at the moment (?) Even Canglan, as the villain, uses the name of his hometown... I haven't seen such a vivid villain in a long time. Wang Zhixin wants to buy giant crops to feed his people. I really burst into tears. Xiao Wang, you are a good king. The Pope and Extermination… The strange world is not bloody and terrifying, but harmonious and peaceful... "Don't underestimate humans." It's really wonderful! ! ! ! ! Catch up on the latest in one go! !