Laughing Sickness: A Disqualified Humanity
狂笑病：失格人间
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 358k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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A very good Blood Cross novel. It unfolds from the male protagonist's perspective. He's not particularly strong in the first two chapters, but he doesn't remain weak; he grows rapidly in the following chapters, becoming both brave and resourceful.
Yes, it's more logical than most of the crazy articles I've read. Looking forward to more updates! 👍
The protagonist grows incredibly fast, almost like he's unlocked a new level of power, and so does Chen Xiaobei. Such a seemingly ordinary student, yet so strong. However, the writing is quite good.
There are indeed traces of AI used between the lines, but it is still readable.
It's great! There aren't too many overly maternalistic elements, nor is there any forced romantic subplot involving a new female lead. The scene where the protagonist tries to save the little girl feels very realistic; normal people undergo a transformation in a post-apocalyptic world, and the little girl's experience helps the protagonist control himself at the crucial moment, allowing the group…
The main character is alright, but there could be fewer coincidences involving sound during the escape. The infected are portrayed as having high intelligence.
It's pretty good and very good-looking. The only question is that the protagonist is not useless, but compared to his companion Xiao Bei, Xiao Bei seems to be the protagonist. The previous text explained that Xiao Bei is just a high school student, so why does he show such high fighting power?
Yes, it looks great.
I clicked on it casually, but it was surprisingly good. It gave me the feeling of reading "The Wicked's Journey". Of all the Blood Cross fanfics I've read, this one ranks among the top.
There are some details to note, such as the whereabouts of the frozen dumplings the protagonist brought at the beginning, and the canned food and bottled water found in Xu Zhe's car.