Survival Guide to a Bizarre World

In order to prevent anyone from criticizing me, I have given a reward as a "talking fee". I felt very uncomfortable when I saw Chapter 51: Tiger poisons food. There is a saying called "Doing the right thing is still doing things right." I think it fits the author's description of the protagonist very well - He has been doing things right, rather than doing "the right thing". I plan to talk about my detailed thoughts in the columns of Zhihu and Bilibili. Since the number of words here is too long, it will be swallowed up, so I will simplify it a bit. First of all, we review the events - the hunter killed the offspring of the tigress and let the tigress go; the tigress turned into a monster and killed the hunter's family in revenge; the hunter entrusted an orphan to take revenge and was killed and his body was exposed; the protagonist personally took the body of the tigress and seriously injured the tigress; the tigress ate its cubs to survive; the protagonist expressed emotion: animals are animals, and adults also have the heart of an animal, so you should not be lenient in killing monsters. Looking at this conclusion alone, there seems to be no problem, but anyone who has studied a little bit of psychology or law knows that this is a typical incomplete inference under the lack of environment, and it is transcendental and metaphysical. Okay, let's not talk too advanced, just talk about your settings. Since she is said to have an animal heart, would the beast do this? Popular science: Infanticide exists in nature, but there are strict prerequisites, such as "sex-driven" infanticide in social animals, and in harsh living environments, reducing the consumption of offspring and removing offspring that are not suitable for survival. In short, it is a means of optimizing the population, which is beneficial to the next generation, rather than simply self-interest. The two major instincts of animals are survival and reproduction, of which reproduction includes raising. Under current scientific conditions, humans have not observed the phenomenon of tiger phagocytosis, let alone cannibalism. At most, there have been a few cases of killing sick cubs, cubs contaminated with other auras, and misidentified cubs. Tigers are solitary animals, and there is no "sexual drive" to kill their offspring. During the child-rearing period, tigresses love their offspring just like humans; even if they are out of the parenting period, they will expel their offspring to allow them to survive independently (the author is clearly describing offspring in adulthood); when encountering life-or-death dangers, they will kill each other at most, and will never eat them for the purpose of satiety - these are all evidenced by animal behavior, including experiments under extreme circumstances. And what is the tigress doing? Tie your adult children to you and order them to save you? And then, for the sake of his own illusory survival rate and desire for revenge, he ate his offspring? Comparing the changes you described about the tigress before and after she became a monster, I only see that she lost the biological instinct of the beast and learned the bad traits of human beings: a purely profit-driven view, a desire to control the class nature of her offspring, and a desire for revenge that ignores the survival instinct... These are concepts that are unique to humans and are human nature. How do you define animality and humanity? Is it not animalistic for a tigress to love her son during the child-rearing period? Is it not human nature for human beings to be selfish, cruel, and kill their fathers and sons? Author, you are full of arrogance and misunderstanding about the so-called "beast". Going back to the beginning, why is it said that the protagonist has been "doing things right" instead of doing "the right thing"? Because his starting point is inappropriate, or the driving force the author set for him is inappropriate. What is the malice of the world? What is the difference between livestock and humans? What is the ugliness of the demon? The author's own setting of these basic concepts is very thin and one-sided, resulting in the protagonist's behavior being extreme and lacking positive feedback. He can only strengthen the rationality of the protagonist's behavior by constantly adding settings and describing the ugliness of the villain to "do things right." For example, in the previous fox's behavior of begging for silence, you had to add a patch to her that said "those who are silenced will lose their lives" to make the incident reasonable; and for example, to whitewash Zhang Guo, you added a lot of miserable experiences to her to barely establish a "three-dimensional" image, making readers sympathize with her son, and giving rationality to the protagonist's adoption of his son. You are always adding settings, arranging settings for your own routines, instead of arranging routines on top of settings - this results in your settings never keeping up with the plot, and being mechanical and rigid from time to time. More importantly, the protagonist can only stay on the path of chasing the setting. He doesn't think about why demonization is like this, he doesn't think about the source of the world's malice, and he doesn't think about what to do to prevent tragedies from happening again (instead of always being on the road to solving tragedies) and benefit both parties - he will only say arrogantly, just kill all these troublesome beasts. I think this is probably my biggest disappointment.

I had watched the entire world structure before and found it creepy, but after watching the TV series Ming Dynasty, the whole feeling was even more terrifying. Isn't that what happens when world dynasties change? Those who climb up have the legal right to cause harm, and the fish and meat people then become insensitive and turn themselves into another species. They can eat fish and meat people with peace of mind, and even take it for granted. They also become ghosts and immortals who cannot strengthen their own power without eating the people... Good article, but it ends too hastily.

The gods live in the nine heavens, play with all living beings, and control all things; the ghosts can transform into ghosts and immortals, feed on all living beings, and are invisible to ordinary people. The demon clan can cultivate to the highest level and become an immortal, feed on all living beings, and is invisible to ordinary people; The dragon clan can reach the highest level and become an immortal, sympathize with all living beings, and have goodwill with the human race. Controlled by ghosts and demons, the clan was almost wiped out. The human race is weak and cunning. They barely know the above four races and they are constantly fighting against each other. Currently human cultivation methods are divided into ordinary martial arts and blood energy cultivation methods. By practicing ordinary martial arts, the soul and blood are stronger than ordinary people, and can reach the highest level of Grandmaster. He is still unknown to non-human races and is immersed in the internal fighting of the human race. Ordinary blood energy methods can be cultivated to a grand master, which can destroy middle and low-level ghosts and demons. Combined with each other to form a blood energy array, high-level ghosts and demons can be destroyed. Enough blood energy can be gathered to destroy the ghost king and demon king. Immersed in the oppression within humanity, he prepares to overthrow the inhuman race and make his own family the ruler. The protagonist's version of the blood energy deduction is divided into basic chapters, Qi control chapters, and longevity chapters. There is no difference between the basic chapter and ordinary blood energy cultivation methods. The energy control chapter can be as small as forming a naive little tiger that can grab the blood energy, or as big as forming a blood energy eagle that can sweep across the sky and travel thousands of miles a day. It can kill high-level ghosts and demons, posing a threat to the ghost king and demon king. In the Immortality chapter, the cultivation technique mainly increases lifespan and the increase in combat power is unknown. Compared with non-human races, the human race's blood energy cultivation method is crude and has not been popularized in Kyushu. There are only three realms: ordinary warrior, grand master, and grand master. There are currently only about twenty Grand Masters, and there is only one protagonist above the Grand Master. The human race can only rely on the protagonist's secret realm to accumulate enough high-end and high-end military force 😭😭😭

The writing is good enough and it reads smoothly. Think about how many supernatural beings you can see nowadays! ? !

The protagonist seemed to be mentally decomposed. When he wanted to leave Zhang's house, he was stopped by Mr. Zhang and two servants, so he went back and explained that he was afraid of the Yamen. Later, when he was classifying the corpses, he said that even humans should be killed. When the Dismembered Ghost was seriously injured, his soul strength was 98. The protagonist had more than 30 points of the Decapitated Ghost, and he immediately jumped up. It was clearly written that the Dismembered Ghost was 98 points, and he also gained 98 points. When he was seriously injured, he was at least an intermediate ghost with 98 points, so he beat it directly. Sometimes he's scared, and sometimes he's reckless. Even if you have an amulet and your kid is killed, you will change the lifespan contract? Ghost

Come on! The content is very good and the writing is exquisite!

Can it be faster? Finished reading.

Question! How should the protagonist develop quickly? If the human race is to develop, what should the protagonist do?

Compared with the book review of a certain big brother, mine is still childish. The setting of this book is that an ordinary person who plays the game gets the system and enters a strange world. In contrast, the setting of the strange world has not been announced at all. So, is it the tip of the iceberg or is it already there? I prefer the former. The common people in this book seem to trust a guy named Cheng Huang, but the male protagonist is very afraid. This provokes deep thought. As readers, we don't know the direction of this book, but after writing so many chapters, we can still discern a few points. First: The author seems to be practicing. The characterization of certain things reminds me of popular literature and elegant literature. I don't know what it means to appreciate both refined and popular tastes. Second: This book describes an outrageous world, so what kind of world is it remains to be seen. Speaking of which, I seem to be the kind of person who wastes money on advertising 🤭🤭🤭

The author does a good job in portraying the protagonist, but each chapter is too short and could be written more.

I just read the introduction, but my game only has female characters, what should I do?

It feels a bit weird to push the moon ratio. . . . Most of the books that do not attract mass readers but have some loyal fans are in niche fields. It is quite unique to have such a book in a weird direction. There is a reason why this kind of book cannot attract the public. There are fans who are good at it, but there are also people who can't stand it. The writing power of this book is considered below the average line. . . I understand that the setting of the world depends on the dialogue between the author and the reader, and it is quite mysterious. I have already seen the dialogue three times in Chapter 15 (laughs), but now I understand the horror genre. It is not easy to have such a book. I really like this book. This book is good and worth reading. But if you just want to read a good work, the bland narrative and dry description, coupled with the explanation of the world setting in the form of a deus ex machina, are indeed a bit hard to swallow. It is recommended to lower your expectations before reading. This monthly ticket is obviously supported by loyal fans. It is incomparable with those novels in the public field that have fought hard to get so many monthly tickets. It can be read, but not that good. Someone who read a book review before said that after the 100th chapter, it's like changing the gunman. To be honest, I can't imagine that the writing could be worse if the gunman is changed. I'm quite curious, so I'll review it after I book about 100 chapters.

I came here specifically to buy my monthly pass just to get a starting point for this novel.

Come on, author, believe in yourself and don't let others lead you.

I don't understand why I've only been around for over a year and still help everywhere.

This newly updated chapter is so thrilling, so well written, it makes my heart twitch.

Li Si traveled through time, the good news: he became handsome, Book title: Survival Manual in a Weird World Author: Feng Nanbei (lv4) Status: Completed Type: Mystery and Suspense The style of painting is of course suspense, but the atmosphere is slightly worse, and there is no feeling of horror. The protagonist was killed by a car while playing a game. After his death, he traveled back to the game character he was playing at the time. Through the player's ability in the game, he solved various strange objects and explored the truth of the world step by step. The plot is creative, the settings are detailed, and you need to dig deeper step by step. It is a good suspense novel that is not too white.

I promise that this book will not be a eunuch. If it is, I will print out all the chapters in this book and eat them one bite at a time.

There is something wrong with Jianguo Farming in the Secret Realm from the beginning. When the protagonist crosses the sea and goes to the island, it becomes more and more collapsed. I don't know what to say. It looks pretty good in the front, but it's ugly in the back.

A potential stock in supernatural time travel novels. After the death of the protagonist, the soul travels to a different world as a scholar and obtains a contract with the ghost system. The advantages are, firstly, the character of the protagonist is very good. Although it is for his own benefit, he can teach and educate people, and he will also take the initiative to help others to slay demons and eliminate demons. He will not be like the protagonists of ordinary online novels, who will take off their pants and fuck them regardless of whether the opponent is a fox or a snake. At the same time, the protagonist is really willing to be killed. He makes the decision in an instant to consume twenty years of his life in order to survive. It seems that he has no choice, but because there are many people who do not choose to die directly, it can be seen that the protagonist is by no means an ordinary person. Second, the description of ghost magic is very Chinese-style. It can be read as a modern version of a Chinese fairy tale, and it will not be like other supernatural novels. It can be seen that the author put in the effort to collect information. So it is worth reading for readers of supernatural novels. Of course, if you want to read a ghost harem story with an invincible protagonist, I wouldn't recommend it. This protagonist is very cruel to non-human beings. He is a humanist and will not treat you as a human just because you look good after your transformation. At the same time, he is not one-size-fits-all, so he is quite weak now.

I feel that the subject matter and writing are okay, but the setting is very annoying. Humans have no ability to resist and are just food. This is completely contrary to logic in a fantasy world. In addition, the writing of human beings is too disgusting. The characters who have appeared so far may be the protagonist's time travel. That person is considered a good person, and all other feelings should be damned. All human beings have neither small courtesy nor great righteousness. Even the things they do to resist the rule of demons and ghosts should be passionate, passionate, and resonant, but they are still disgusting. How can people bring this into the world? Just destroy the world. And what the protagonist does is kill. He kills just as many humans, demons and ghosts. But now, except for a secret realm, nothing has changed. I don't know what he is doing. Is it so fun to kill here and there?

The only shortcoming of this book is that the protagonist is smart. He can avoid many things and be careful, but he just takes chances. Let's just say the protagonist is not smart. He is lucky enough to be able to instantly realize what's weird in front of him after something happens. It is said that he is smart and does not take precautions when encountering strange things. It is said that he is not smart and can detect abnormalities in seconds. Fishing is like this. Entering the peach forest is even more exaggerated. When you find something is wrong in the peach forest, you instantly know what happened. When the carriage stopped. What a contradiction. The author dug a hole earlier to remind readers that the protagonist didn't know it, so he didn't take precautions. However, after the accident, the protagonist was able to discover the previous anomaly in seconds.

I can't stand it after reading the first chapter. You can have the protagonist be a woman, but if you write that the protagonist is a man who looks like a woman, who can accept a sissy?

I come from Wuba and Heiba, The following is the navigation for new friends: *The weirdness in this book is the traditional Chinese supernatural, not Cthulhu. *Horn looks handsome. *The protagonist is a scholar and also teaches. *The protagonist's character is a normal person but kind-hearted. He can kill and save people, but he kills people who are hostile to him. Reconciliation? Doesn't exist. Those who were saved were all friends or students. The guy from the dark bar may think that saving people is poisonous, so those with high poison resistance can come over and give it a try. *The protagonist is from the human camp. From the current world view, ghosts > humans. *I haven't seen any ambiguity yet. If I see any ambiguity, I will explain it downstairs. *There is a high probability that there will be no female protagonist. I'll explain it downstairs if I see it. *The author's update speed is once or twice a day, but the expansion of the world view is relatively slow, and it is only now unfolding a corner. New things will be added downstairs.

For the sake of the plot, the protagonist goes to take the imperial examination. At first, the city god specifically tells the red-skinned ghost to take care of the protagonist if he encounters him. The red-skinned ghost even blindfolds the coachman ghost to trick him into going to the Peach Grove. It is not inconsistent, but it is written like this for the sake of the plot.

The subject matter is good and has personality. This book has a similar world view to Lanke Qiyuan, but it doesn't capture the flavor of Lanke's early stage. In fact, after reading 300 chapters, I found that the author's literary skills are indeed not solid enough, but his ideas are clear and some plot changes are blunt. The protagonist is too weak, and the seemingly scary boss may actually be the boss of Novice Village. In fact, there is no need for the heroine to come in for a work with this kind of theme, and the author's description of the emotional drama is also very fragile, which makes people feel even more redundant. Overall, the subject matter and world view are good. Although the plot changes are a bit blunt, the book is still a handful. Come on, author.

Each book corresponds to each protagonist, and each protagonist corresponds to each author. I like this book very much. The supernatural stories I read before were all about the main characters having nothing to do with themselves. But I think everyone or every protagonist has a moral bottom line in their heart. The protagonist of this book kills decisively but without losing affection. It will still help the protagonist who can help. Unlike other supernatural novels that always describe the protagonist as not caring about anything. Those who deserve to be killed should be killed, but those who should be saved should be saved if possible. The world should be filled with hope rather than indifference. I don't know when the supernatural protagonists or other fantasy protagonists changed.

I have been a bookworm for 20 years and have never made a deposit to Qidian. Today, I just wanted to support you in making a deposit on a whim.

I'm also the first person to place an order. I'll chase you from the beginning, and I'll cut off your penis if you don't finish it.

The more I write about it, the more wrong it becomes. In order to fight against the final boss, I raise Gu in a secret realm to raise 10,000 ghosts and immortals, and finally open the door to the realm of nothingness. What is the difference between this and the boss raising 10,000 Gu to break the seal of the small world? Living people moved in and multiplied in the secret realm, and it was originally running well, but was destroyed forcibly in order to save the people of the original world. Are the people in the secret realm not human? This is several hundred million. What kind of human race is this for? The final battle also collapsed all the way and was lonely to watch. After switching to the island map, it became weird. The male protagonist is a paradox whose values ​​are simply untenable. You might as well just be honest and become a villain.