Rotten Rat

I just want to say that Moonlight Rat's adventure as a mercenary was a total failure. If he continues to write about leading the rat tribe to develop silently and face the various difficulties after human discovery, I may still read it. Maybe my taste is different. Bye bye

Are people strong? I can't believe that the protagonists of many alien beast-style novels are all licking humans. Compared to the powerful dragon alone, the Zerg and rats that win by numbers are like younger brothers, and they are all reborn as beasts. I don't know what to expect. Just like when the protagonist is reborn, the first thing that comes to mind is not the power he possesses but learning human language. He laughs and writes several chapters without explaining how many thousands or tens of thousands of brothers the protagonist has.

Bad book. Bad rat. You can tell what this is just by looking at the name.

The writing is not good, your thinking is still human, you always want to lick people, you always think humans are the best, you have not brought your own thinking into Moonlight Rat

Bringing the wow system to DND is as embarrassing as bringing Indian goods to China.

Let me open a spell building, source of data is PF rules

Thirteen sword strikes in a row, each sword was faster than the last, and each sword was more fierce than the last. By the time the thirteenth sword was thrust out, Ron had basically become one with the sword, and he became a swordsman from then on.

The way of writing the narration is very good. I won't use it again next time.

Might as well develop into ratmen, big bombs, big plans

There are too many battle scenes to understand and I can only skip reading. There are too many different perspectives and it feels confusing. Contents that are not the main character continue to be skipped. I dance too much and can't stand it anymore 😰

There's nothing wrong with two front paws and six legs.

This title, haha, for those of you who have read it, is this book unfinished?

Why not kill people? Didn't I say before that the protagonist has recognized his identity as Moonlight Rat? In the end, when faced with humans who have killed so many Moonlight Rats, can't they bear to do something harsh? Or does the protagonist have to go through another so-called "mental journey"?

Reminds me of Skaven and the Horned Rat

The moonlight rat groups in each place have their own characteristics and are greatly affected by the local environment, which is very special.

After God's turning point, I no longer have the thought of reading.

Moonlight Rat... Thinks of the Skull Rat in a foreign land

It feels too confusing. Mouse, mercenary, who is the protagonist?

Vdfg ah solid support for Harbin's runes from Edwin van der Sar's designs and Wall

Is this a eunuch? No update for several days. 😆

Although it is interesting in all aspects, there are some criticisms, so watch with caution However, the first 300 or so chapters are good, and it is recommended to watch

Come visit me with your work "The Witcher Begins in America" ​​and thank you! Added to favorites, great imagination, and the author's writing style is very good.

I don't understand the fighting power of gods descending to earth. They are all geniuses who have experienced endless challenges to become gods, and the faith and power accumulated by being gods for countless years will not disappear just because they descend to earth.