The Name Imitator

With a great imagination and smooth writing, I felt a kind of amazement like when I watched Doomsday Paradise. As long as I maintain the level and don't get stuck in the middle and late stages, it will undoubtedly be a masterpiece.

Please, the author, please don't let the pet disappear. It's been a long time since I've seen a female protagonist with a cute pet, and it's such a unique pet. I have to support it for the sake of the pet, not to mention that the heroine is so handsome~

The heroine trusts a strange man so much at the beginning? He asked you to go with him and go together? And fell asleep in his car without any precautions? Isn't this plot too rigorous?

It is so young, why should I discover this book when it is still a seedling. . .

Readers are so good at blowing stuff. I can tell you all the masterpieces After reading the first dozens of chapters it poisoned me. First of all, the description of the appearance at the beginning is not good. Then it is easy to trust a stranger and get in the car. After getting in the car, he fell asleep directly (later the author also wrote that the heroine is a cautious person, which poisoned me to death) The second is excessive trust in strangers (you have to know that we have only known each other for a day, and we have only spoken a few words. There is no one who can tell each other all the secrets. Even teammates who have been in teams several times cannot tell each other these things unless they can be trusted. You are really not afraid of people changing hands and selling you out) And the author also wrote that the heroine is not very good at interpersonal communication, but she had a good chat with the girl named Li? And the most important thing is that the heroine's genes can't be eaten, so you said it so easily????? You are really not afraid of being arrested for human dissection and genetic research. Normal people are not that stupid.

The setting and plot are all good, but the biggest shortcoming so far is probably the lack of awareness. The heroine has a weird personality. It's normal for her not to be enlightened. Neither are the other four people in the group. From the beginning to the end, there is no progress in enlightenment. The feeling they give me is that they don't realize at all that it's the end of the world, and human beings are in a life-or-death moment, just like ancient wars, when the country is lost, the family is destroyed, your relatives, your loved ones, and your friends are all facing death, but you are submissive because you are afraid of taking responsibility, and you still worry about little things. Under the overturned nest, An has finished her eggs. They are part of Luosheng Hall. They are better than many of their classmates, but they are not as enlightened as those classmates. Sneaking into the military base, fearing punishment, fighting wits with the base law enforcers, finding something but not daring to say anything because of fear. Their classmates, as evolved ones, were the last to evacuate, but they had no complaints. To resist spontaneously, with the awareness of death. The behavior of the protagonist and his group seems to be okay, but compared with their classmates, a group of supporting characters who are not even cannon fodder, they are too lame.

I feel like the story of "City of Trapped Beasts" was not explained clearly... I stopped updating for two days, revised the story, and then continued writing. The update will be resumed on 8.4. You can read the story of the City of Trapped Beasts again... If you don't want to read it, it doesn't matter. The main plot will not be changed. I just tried to write it more clearly.

Is the female lead skinny and skinny with a height of 172cm and a weight of 48kg?

Why is it that the heroine doesn't care about her pets at all, and doesn't even look for them when they get lost? Instead, she pays great attention to the people she just met. It's a bit uncomfortable to watch.

Like it. Come on! ! I like the settings very much. I just hope there won't be any more little boys in the follow-up 😐 Why do so many novels without male protagonists like to write about little boys? I'm so sick of the little boy now