Resident Evil: A Violent Girl’s Survival Guide

Sex change, time travel, and biohazard are really good themes, but the content cannot be read carefully, especially the protagonist. Sometimes he behaves like a time traveler who knows the plot, but then he turns around and acts like a native who doesn't know the plot. Some book reviews said that it was written too fast. In fact, it is not too fast. It is that part of the plot is missing. There is no feedback from time travellers on this part, so it is weird. Give three stars to encourage the author. Come on.

The theme of the idea is very good, but the protagonist always feels like he knows the plot but not the protagonist. Schrödinger's protagonist

I can tolerate using AI for polishing. I never expected you to use AI for the main plot. I would like to give you two points for encouraging this kind of writing [laughter]

The AI ​​tastes great, the ideas are good, it's okay

I looked at the number of the author's works and estimated it to be ai. Then the problem is solved and everything makes sense. Why do the protagonists seem to know the plot but not the plot, and sometimes the plots elbow each other. It's like filling up the tank and then going to the gas station again. Although I don't know if the author has tried to change a paragraph. But since they are all AI articles, let's at least increase the amount of updates. But to be honest, the idea is pretty good.

It's simple, biased, and the writing is excellent. There are almost no descriptions of women's clothing and female bodies, and zero descriptions of female abduction. System flow transforms into a tattoo, and travels into the Resident Evil game world to become a lolita version of Leon-Leona, with full force points, a carry-on space, and the ability to take out a big one at any time... This idea is very good, especially to make up for the difficulty of getting over it, with the attributes of a female queen, and all the female supporting characters love the heroine, tsk tsk. The battle scenes are full of descriptions, and the various game plots are very interesting and interesting. It is worth following up.

The subject matter is indeed good. There are very few Tomatoes writing about this kind of biohazard, and most of them are history. But there are still a lot of poisonous points. I still haven't fully understood it. Is the protagonist reborn, time-traveled, or local? There is also the article itself. The author definitely used a lot of AI. This kind of writing style and description can be seen at a glance. It is best to use less, because the use of this thing really loses marks and price. The same description has been seen in many books.

It's okay, don't listen to these people's nonsense. Firstly, this kind of subject matter is rare. Secondly, although this article is not of fairy grass level, it is logically fluent and the adaptation is reasonable. It can also be seen from the beginning of the plot where Leon and Claire solve the zombies in the car that the author is also interested in biochemicals. For those who are familiar with the original and re works to a certain extent, Biochemical Fans and The Hundreds should be must-reads. After all, I have no choice. Finally, I hope the author can ignore these bad comments. It's really good! I was blinded by reading a chapter of many books, and the scene logic was messed up!

The subject matter is good, but it's a pity that it's an AI text, where the left and right brains are fighting each other, and it's just for the studio.

This gave me the feeling of watching Zootopia. Especially Officer Judy Rabbit