I'm an Undying Demi-Human
我可是不死的亚人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 685k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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The Demon Slayer scene was painful to watch. The main character was beaten so badly, and then the misunderstanding was cleared up and everything was fine. If it were me, I would definitely beat them to a pulp.
How about this one?
I remember that demi-humans could be killed, and one way to kill a demi-human was to cut off its head, so that the demi-human would see the headless body and understand death, thus dying.
Okay, let's talk about our thoughts after watching the three worlds! First, the protagonist's character and personality are not well defined. His ghost abilities are insufficient, and his selfishness is completely aimed at benefiting the people, which is too overpowered.
I'm on Sato's side. If the protagonist helps humans fight Sato, then he's seriously ill and will definitely die a 100,000% fatal death.
I don't know why I'm less and less willing to follow it. At first, the updates were slow, so I thought I'd wait and watch it later. Then it started with Whitebeard taking in his sons and younger siblings. And then, even though he had a nuclear bomb that had been modified into a suitcase-like device that could detonate on its own, he still led the team to attack Muzan first.
I downloaded so many novel apps to find a book about Ajin... Keep it up! I'll post in the Ajin forum... Keep going! Keep it up! ✊
One thing to complain about is that the conflict between the protagonist and Sato felt too contrived! Even a little bit of description of the adoptive father would have been fine. There was no description at all; he just died right off the bat, and then the protagonist clashed with Sato. That's so incredibly forced!
Every time I see these kinds of comments about controlling the world, I get really curious: is the world only as big as Japan? How can such a small place be called the world?
If you throw the protagonist into the world of Tokyo Ghoul, wouldn't the protagonist be like someone at an unlimited buffet?