The Monster Tea Party

It would be great if the physical book comes out sometime. I really want to buy one and collect it! ! ! 😆😆😆

It feels like a Chinese version of Natsume's Book of Friends, (๑ˇεˇ๑)•*¨*•.¸¸♪ I want to watch the anime of this book (๑╹ڡ╹)╭～♡Love you

The most distinctive thing about Xiao Xiao as portrayed by Yun Miao is that he has correct views and adheres to principles. In order to promote the plot, he will not force the protagonist to "agree to let others watch and participate in the incident because he can't stand the eyes of women/children/willing to ask", which will lead to a lot of nonsense and trouble later. This is a truly non-gender-discriminatory move (whether it is Yun Miao or Xiao Xiao), because the compromise is based on viewing women as a vulnerable group (disgusting condescending straight male cancer). And every role is reasonable, the character creation is not conflicting, and it is as powerful as the clouds!

I see the two biggest poisonous points now 1. The Gu Eagle. Its symbiotic people have killed more than twenty people in order to raise it. The protagonist just kills the Gu Eagle and pretends nothing happened 2. The dandy young master. People are knocking on the door. The protagonist keeps seeing the tricks and never thinks of fighting back. The whole thing highlights a kind of arrogance, as if he has been distinguished from humans After all, the protagonist is completely different from humans and monsters. Two attitudes, no matter how annoying the human being is, the protagonist will just smile and act like nothing happened, but monsters are different. Like a dog, because of its ability to easily cause fires, the protagonist kills it when it comes to the door. It is obvious that it has been there for so long and has never harmed anyone. It is obvious that it can be driven to other places, but it is killed directly The law enforcer in the protagonist tag 🏷 is really the most ridiculous one I have ever seen. He is obviously an epic double standard.

Originally thought it was a novel similar to Trafford Buyers Club. . But it looked like I was really disappointed. Almost every story must have a child, and as soon as there is a child, the child will cry and cry for milk. . . I can tolerate it as a little girl, but, exm? ? ? The boy who fantasizes about having a monster friend is already in sixth grade! ! In the sixth grade, your voice has changed, you still cry easily, and you are still embarrassed to sound milky when your brother hugs you? ? My younger brother who is in sixth grade has a thicker voice than me and a stronger body than me. You have to have a number even if you are the same There are also a lot of plots. Is the author a big fan of Naruto? One episode of plot and three episodes of memories? ? Three episodes of psychological description after finishing the matter? ? But after all, Naruto is the main character and has memories. Here, just a random passerby can recall a chapter. What's the point? And what are the ellipses that fill the whole article? The protagonist is also a holy mother. She is also a law enforcer. Why not call her a human guardian? Not a single demon who commits a crime is spared. We are not even sure if they have committed a crime or not. We will kill them. After the incident, no one who commits a crime will be punished. And there must be a happy ending? ? I really couldn't help it when I saw the beauty spider. The beauty spider killed the man's mother. After that, the man made an agreement with it to help the tyrant and killed countless people. Finally, the people around the protagonist came. After the protagonist killed the demon, a group of people even discussed rescuing the unconscious man? ? In the end, he really went through all the trouble to save and then let him go? ? And that Wang Tong, her friend was almost killed by that man, and she still went to the hospital to take care of her little brother? ? Are all the people in this novel really adults? ? Is the world of adults so harmonious and beautiful? ? There are so many logical flaws, and there is a main line that I don't know what to say. . . I really couldn't help it, and I came back to vomit the book I read a long time ago.

After reading a thousand chapters, I feel quite uncomfortable. The protagonist is too biased towards humans. As long as monsters and humans do evil together, the monsters will definitely die in the end and humans will be fine. At most, they can be scared. If the monsters in this book are traditional monsters that only know how to do evil and eat people, it would be acceptable. But the author insists on portraying so many kind-hearted monsters. Then why do monsters who make mistakes have to die while humans can just scare and warn them? After reading more than 900 chapters, the story of Xiaolang and Yang Feng, the protagonist also wants to let Yang Feng go. It is unreasonable to even want to save Yang Feng when Xiaolang kills him. I think it is understandable that the protagonist helps strangers for free. Many people say it is the Virgin, but I think the world needs heroes, but why do you want to let go of those human beings who have committed heinous crimes. Many people say that this book's poor performance is because it is too watery and too bland, but I think this book's poor performance is because the protagonist has problems with how to deal with human beings who have made mistakes.

Completely different from Natsume, the protagonist never puts too much thought into monster incidents and simply kills them. On the surface, he seems to be getting along with monsters, but in fact, he has murderous intentions for a little benefit. For example, if you want to eat pearl fish. There is also protection for humans. Compared to monsters who act according to their nature, people who do bad things are more terrifying. He has a so-called honor that he believes is superior to monsters, but he just doesn't say it. The traditional seal setting is better.

I haven't seen much yet, but there is something so strong that I want to say something after thinking about it. ——417 The other three people made fun of the male protagonist because there were too many plots about the male-female relationship. I like reading this book, so I skipped or endured it when encountering such plots. However, when I recommended it to my friends, they also thought this book was good at first, but later almost all of them said they disliked the emotional teasing about the protagonist and others urging the protagonist to seize the opportunity to fall in love. Moreover, this kind of plot is very dense. So far, only one person is still reading it with me. Maybe it's because everyone likes one person or something now. As for me and the girls around me, we are very disgusted by people who make fun of our relationships with friends of the opposite sex or urge love or marriage. We will also get angry about it when reading novels. The author doesn't know whether the majority of readers of this book are boys or girls, and I don't know if they feel this way. I just recommended it to 26 girls, and in the end only one of them could endure it like me. Is it possible that this is also the reason for the results? For example, is there too much description of the relationship between men and women? But this is just the conjecture of the 27 of us, and it is only our one-sided view. I hope this book will get better and better results. It's really strange to see such a plain and warm book at Qidian ヾ(❀╹◡╹)ﾉ~

I have been following updates and I really like the author's narrative style~

Seriously, about the bell sisters, did they offend the author (눈_눈) In this way, both of them were eaten by monsters and were wronged by the whole village ( •̥́ ˍ •̀ू ) I originally thought that the female classmate was already very miserable when her mother treated her like that, but I didn't expect that there would be even worse things. To be honest, I was really worried about that section. Two good little girls were written to death by the author like this. T_T It would be great if this part could be changed. Although I know it is impossible, the following is my yy part (๑>؂<๑) After the villagers and police searched the mountain for the person, they did not find my sister, and everyone suspected her. Other children in the village went to play in the mountains, and my sister tried to stop them. The children didn't listen and were eaten after entering the mountains. Everyone suspected my sister, but they couldn't find any clues, so they left it alone. My sister was locked up in the village by the villagers and was not allowed to go out. They also warned the children not to go to the mountains to play, but no one listened. The children continued to play in the mountains and continued to be eaten, but the sister was in the village and had an alibi. At this time, some villagers (who could be the parents of the dead children) went up the mountain to look for her, but one person was suddenly eaten, and another person who was traveling with her was frightened. Some villagers began to believe in their sister again. Because it was the village, there was still a certain superstition about monsters such as cows, ghosts and snakes, and rumors about mountain ghosts began to appear. At this time, Su Xun appeared in the village and saw Uncle Jin at the farmhouse. The uncle was very happy. Because of the legend of mountain ghosts, the number of guests at the farmhouse began to decrease. Su Xun met a younger sister who was not favored by her parents, but was in a better situation than the original text. She noticed something was wrong in her younger sister's chat and Uncle Jin's few words. She noticed traces of monsters and called the protagonist to tell the protagonist that there was a man-eating monster. The monster was angered by the humans who frequently went up the mountain, and decided to do one thing and run away. The monster attacked the village. At the same time, some of the villagers sought help from a master, but the Demon Master Alliance noticed something was wrong. Because of the location, they sent the Demon Master named Zhou to take action. When the demon master arrived, he encountered a monster that had killed a bunch of villagers. The two fought, but the demon master was defeated. At the critical moment, the protagonist arrives and sends out the Gu Eagle to kill the monster. The demon master is frightened by the protagonist's strength. Or it could be that the protagonist feels angry when he sees a bunch of humans killed by the monster, and the demon master is frightened by the protagonist's aura. In the end, my sister's parents and younger brother were killed, and my sister was taken away by Su Xun, who successfully found someone to take her in. Of course, it is impossible for the author to write such a plot. After all, the violence is too strong. The biggest difference between this book and most other online books is that there is not so much violence. There will not be so many deaths, killing at the slightest disagreement, etc. However, with Master Zhou, maybe my idea is a little wrong. There is nothing to say that is different from this concept. Just confront him directly. Let him know the power of the protagonist consciously or unconsciously, and let him not dare to do the right thing with the protagonist. Then everything will be fine. And every year, countless people die in the world due to wars, but he kills terrorists and saves many more people. He also says that monsters kill more people, mosquitoes carry viruses, and bite people and transmit diseases, so more people die 🤫 There is no need to explain this to him. In fact, many things by the author can be written more simply. The protagonist does not know how to deal with evildoers. In fact, it is better to let them be punished by other factors. I think Yang Feng and his little wolf would be very good. Yang Feng was eaten directly. The Gu Diao was also okay. The man could be directly arrested because the police found clues. The Gu Diao tried to save him but was stopped by the protagonist. Wouldn't that be great? The child who snatched the old lady's little thing may have been bitten by the little one. Uncle Li could be saved by a turtle after he drowned, thus aggravating his condition and dying directly. He could argue with the protagonist and try to retaliate, but please ask him to die neatly and not to kill the disgusting reader. As for whether to help Uncle Li kill monsters and save her, I think what the protagonist has to struggle with is not whether the turtle's meat can be saved, but whether the turtle is bad, and why, without any relatives, why should he kill another intelligent creature to save a selfish and messy person? Can he be killed just because the turtle can cure diseases and extend his life? Also, if he really wants to extend his life, why not leave it to those close to him, and why shouldn't there be a bird that can absorb disease energy to cure diseases? Originally my long review was not for this, but I deleted it again and again, and finally wrote this my yy. After all, I really like this subject matter, and the author's writing is really great. I just saw some big flaws in a good book and couldn't help but complain. I ask the author for your forgiveness.