
Laughing Sickness: A Disqualified Humanity
狂笑病:失格人间
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- Completed
- Length
- 358k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- Unknown
- Updated
- 1mo ago
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- Fanqie
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Very nice blood cross text. It is unfolded from the perspective of the male protagonist. The male protagonist is not strong in the first two chapters, but he does not remain weak. In the subsequent chapters, he begins to grow rapidly, becoming brave and resourceful. Currently, the protagonist team consists of three people. They are partners who fight side by side and trust each other without holding back. There are no pig teammates. The description of the victims does not deliberately emphasize gender, does not focus on women's breasts and buttocks, and does not write plots such as women being raped and killed. They treat all people equally. It only makes people feel the tragedy of the apocalypse. The difficulty of survival of the protagonist group makes people very sympathetic. The plot is smoothly connected. I hope the author can keep it. I am really afraid of the change in the writing style where Xiao Diao controls the brain. (I've seen people having sex outside the Blood Cross Gate in Escape in front of a third person; I've seen it from the perspective of the male protagonist, all women were stripped of their clothes, humiliated, abused, raped and killed, as if the Blood Cross were all men; I've seen the Blood Cross a few meters in front, where the male protagonist still cares about the good figure of the women around him...) To survive, you have to survive. I don't understand what those authors are thinking [rolls eyes]
Yes, it's more logical than most crazy articles I've read. I look forward to continued updates. [Like]
The protagonist grows up very fast, just like opening a movie, and so does Chen Xiaobei. An ordinary student is so strong. But the writing is pretty good
There are indeed traces of artificial intelligence between the lines, but it can still be read.
Nice! There are not too many Madonna plots, nor is there a heroine in the middle to force the ambiguity. I think the plot of the protagonist trying to save the little girl is very realistic. Normal people have to go through a process in the end of the world, and the little girl's experience also allows the protagonist to control himself at the most critical moment later, allowing the protagonist group to regain their lives. Generally speaking, the transformation process of the protagonist is well described. You can read the first volume. I am still growing up with the other protagonist in the second volume.
The protagonist is okay. There could be less coincidences with Xiang Sheng when escaping. The IQ of the infected is quite high.
It's pretty good. It's pretty good-looking. The only doubt is that the protagonist is not useless, but with his companion Xiaobei, it seems that Xiaobei is the protagonist. As mentioned in the previous article, Xiaobei is a high school student. Why does he show so much force?
Okay, very nice
I clicked it with the mentality of casually reading, and it turned out to be very good. I found the feeling of watching the evil patrol. I have read so many Blood Cross fics, and this one can be ranked first.
There are some details that need to be paid attention to, such as the frozen dumplings brought out by the protagonist at the beginning, the whereabouts of the canned mineral water found in Xu Zhe's car, etc.