Parasitic School Beauty: F-Class Waste Incarnates into Disaster

I know that the 6.9 Rating is actually a surprise. It is much better than the many 9.0 Ones on Tomato.

The subject matter is not too new, nor is it a classic. It is obvious that I want to write something. In the early stage, I thought it was a parasitic and brainless cool writing routine that swallowed up disasters and changes and then slapped me in the face. In the later stage, it was a Cthulhu-style confrontation between positive and negative. The character creation is remarkable, but the character changes too quickly and is not clearly described, and the description of the supporting characters is too long. But overall it looks pretty good, and the polarization is still serious. As the saying goes, everyone has different personalities and tastes. Good people will naturally think it is good, and bad people will naturally think it is bad. There is no need to quarrel over this kind of issue. If you think it is good, just stay and read it. If it is not good, quit and change to another one you like. Personal summary in one sentence: It's not a classic subject matter, but it has a different feeling. It's a little bit refreshing but a little bit toxic, so it's not perfect. Rating: Worth a look

The whole process is quite enjoyable. It has the feeling of a novice village with a full-level boss. However, the full-level boss does not give people the feeling of being banned and suppressing their cultivation. The whole process is enjoyable. Unfortunately, the author is very short. I finished it in half a day.

It feels good, but the details are not handled well. Not to mention the front, four pulses were opened at the back. In full view of everyone, two black veins turned to gold. Even when the black veins were suspected of being contaminated, after turning into gold, Deputy Director Shen had nothing. When exploring, they are all immersed in gold, which makes them feel so sacred. When they are immersed in the protagonist's speech, no one cares about the black in front. If they don't directly package it into gold, black turns to gold in front of everyone's eyes. I don't know, but I think it is very common [face covering]

The overall outline is good, the setting is also very novel, and the world view is okay. I want to ask if it is cp-free. It looks a bit like a harem at the moment.

It's a good plot design, but it doesn't stick to the theme. I haven't seen the protagonist being an evil personality of the school beauty, which slightly affects the viewing experience. Overall, it's not bad [laughs]

To be honest, I actually didn't read this book when it had less than 100 pictures. I didn't think about it at the time, or I forgot about it after reading it. When I read it again, it was beyond my expectation. The imagination and battles are all very well depicted. When I read other books, people are always afraid of feeling like they are digging for gold in poetry and being killed by poetry. Alas, I don't call it not reading, it's called raising a book. In short, when I read this book , because the title and content attracted me, and then I was attracted by the content of the battle, and it ignited

The following is pure speculation It feels like a god from a super high dimension, infected by the abyss, or killed by an old enemy. (There is a high probability that this true god comes from the earth. The evolved high-dimensional life is similar to the true god who lit the divine fire in the perfect world.) After transcending and becoming a god, he took the entire earth's people with him. Or maybe out of desperation, the earth has been destroyed, so he pulls people into the Kingdom of God within his body. The Kingdom of God within the body contains a galaxy. The Kingdom of God within the body is most likely the aboriginal people who were pulled into the Kingdom of God from the earth a long time ago. Therefore, in the next 11 years, there will be Aboriginal people in the world who are shocked that this is not the earth but a pasture of creatures. After the death of the true god, the bacterial outbreak in the body began to turn into an abyss. It may not be a bacterial outbreak but a death caused by the abyss infection. The flesh and blood became infected and became an abyss. The organs were unable to regenerate with blood after infection, causing them to become ranchers with independent consciousness and captive the humans and organs in the inner world. They all want to evolve and transcend by raising humans in captivity. The male protagonist is the final organ, the brain. The brain is attacked by other organs and leaves fragments. Through the female protagonist, it slowly evolves, eats other organs, and gains authority over other organs, such as hands, feet, eyes, internal organs, etc., And finally becomes the master of higher dimensions again. Just a wild guess, but I think this setting is more fun.

It actually uses the realm of childhood cartoons: The twelve vein gates in "Kuiba" are: Lunquan, Xuangu, Chao Yingfeng, Kunhai, Phantom Blood, Dusk Huansong, Linque, Bearing Darkness, Body Breaking the Void, Biyuan, Qiming, and Heart Breaking Kong. The path for earthly creatures to become gods: the legendary level (12 vein gates) opens all 12 vein gates and becomes a god. The twelve vein gates cycle from beginning to end and close the loop. The mind and heart are permanently connected to the heaven and earth veins, truly achieving the same connection between people in the sky and the immortality of the Tao.

This is a slap in the face and feels great from beginning to end. I recommend [Blow Kiss]

It feels like the author may have written the outline himself, and then he just started writing it. He kept pushing the plot towards the climax, but it was a bit rushed. The connection between the first volume and the second volume seemed a bit stiff. The heroine's personality changed too quickly, which made her feel a little jealous, but overall it was very good. The world view later was really attractive.

After reading a few chapters, I found that the protagonist's plug-in was very powerful. He pretended to be possessed by the Immortal Lord of Love. When there was a parasitic disaster in the world, the heroine believed in an Immortal Lord. The heroine was at the bottom and everyone laughed at her. She would even be kicked out of school a few days later because she didn't break through. Then he went to practice and immediately met a young master of unknown strength who had opened two doors and had powerful swordsmanship. The male protagonist controlled and opened another door and the female protagonist went up to directly provoke the challenge, and then immediately handed over his body to the female protagonist [smile][smile][smile]

Among the similar Tomato novels I have read so far, they are of the highest quality. The author has good control over the rhythm. There are some minor flaws, but they do not affect the viewing experience. The more prominent flaw is that the male protagonist did not kill several people who harmed the heroine immediately, but in less than two chapters, those people all met a tragic end, so overall it was quite satisfying.

It looks good, the subject matter is okay, but it's not good at all and a bit lacking. The author should update it soon ૮₍ɵ̷ɵ̷̥̥᷅₎ა

The protagonist can control people just like other parasites, but he is more intelligent and systematic. If other parasites are high enough to produce IQs, they will directly parasitize the upper levels of humans to control the lower levels and raise humans in captivity. This also explains the reason why the humans in the circle can survive to this day. Every time they are almost raised, they start a war to make humans willing to serve as food rations.

I see it, I want to write a cool article, and I want to add more depth later. There is a pitfall in the system. Ordinary parasites are unconscious and will definitely be discovered (parasitized). In addition, the underlying code is more advanced than the eyes, so it can be inferred that the identity of the protagonist is unusual. But I haven't written it yet. Let's see how to fill it in. I'll wait and see [laughing] before giving 5 stars.

The "villains" who didn't do too bad in the early stage all showed their true feelings and sacrificed their lives to save the people. I feel that this is not a strong whitewash, but rather it seems that the author had it in mind when he conceived the book. It also exposes the nature of the so-called "high-ranking officials" (of course there are good high-ranking officials). In short, I highly recommend this book and its author, and I wish the author can carve out a small world in literature (this book is many times better than those mindless AI articles.)

The fighting scenes are exciting, the writing is refreshing, the killing is decisive, and there is a sense of immersion.

It's well written. The male protagonist is the heroine's knife, helping the heroine to continuously improve herself. He is not really ruthless. It is also a great point that the protagonist is decisive in killing evil people.

The plot is still the same, although it is cliche, but the older it gets, the better it gets🤤

It's almost 30 chapters and I haven't seen the male protagonist. Why am I here to see you?

It feels ok, personally I highly recommend it.

Damn it, this setting is so shocking. I haven't read many books, but I found this book so shocking. The world view is so powerful that I won't spoil it too much. The only shortcoming is that I feel that the heroine's character changes a bit quickly. Is it possible that it was always like this?

It's currently non-toxic, but not enough for old bookworms to chew on.

It's very interesting. Why does this book only have a score of 6.6? Has it been maliciously lowered? ૮₍ ˊᯅˋ₎ა

Full marks, must be full marks!

It may feel cliche and boring at first, but as the plot and foreshadowing unfold in the later volumes, there is no doubt that this is an excellent book. Most of these ratings should be made by people who quit in the first few chapters.

I don't think it's anything too poisonous. My great love, Immortal Lord, must support it. Why is this book rated so low? [Thinking]

This book feels a bit split between front and back, and the pace seems a bit too fast. However, the overall writing is still very good, and some details are well handled. Overall, I would give it four stars.

Not bad in all aspects. However, the description of combat power is too vague, and the speed of improvement is very fast. There is no basic concept, and many parts are not clearly written. As soon as I read Chapter 190, I felt that my interest in continuing to read has been greatly reduced. The writing is very stable, but there are not many highlights. I can read it, but I don't know whether the subsequent updates will be amazing.