My Organs Are Monsters

I have a question to ask, if the main character turns into a monster all over, and the little brother turns into a monster, does that count as being green?

I think the author's explanation of the incident of the dead man in Huanglongxi is too obscure. Mr. Qiao's youngest son should have been eaten by himself. Mr. Qiao has gone crazy in order to survive. The so-called going to get meat from the God of Joy is actually going to kill people to get meat. There is a scene in it where Mr. Qiao wanted to kill his eldest son, but because the God of Joy was killed by the protagonist, he failed to kill him, so he knelt down and begged his eldest son to give him a piece of meat. This part is really scary to think about. Moreover, there is also a plot in it. Bai Xin went to investigate how many families in Huanglongxi had died, and found out that many families with dead people were getting married or recruiting children. What does this mean? I guess this means that a person wants to fulfill his wish, but the price is that a relative in the family has to die. They use this method to quickly replenish family members, otherwise the author will not mention this plot repeatedly. Thinking about it still makes me feel scared

The protagonist's current practice system seems to have never been seen before. It is neither Taoist practice of practicing Qi and Taoism, nor Buddhist practice of cultivating Buddha and Nirvana. It is very strange, very innovative, and has a bit of evil feeling. It writes about folk legends and human nature, and implicitly expresses the evil under human desires. It goes through it briefly and allows readers to experience it for themselves. It is very interesting.

I laughed when I saw you taking the initiative to leave your subordinates to deal with the robbery. Isn't your subordinate your strength? Not power and money? Funny, then why should we train subordinates? The word count is too low? I jumped to read it, and then I saw that Longzhu was not a hypocritical mother. If I didn't know that you were cultivating a heretic, I would have thought you were cultivating a saint 😁. Goodbye

If you have strength, financial resources, and manpower, you can obviously push through the mess of the Qing Dynasty, but you have to play the cultivation game with your eldest brother and second brother here, right? In the last chapter, you were still fighting gods, and in the next chapter, you will come back and play human intrigue with your second brother. I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up.

A bit baffling. You said that your spine comes out to eat meat, and your whole body is full of monsters. Even if you stand up without a spine, I think it is very reasonable. Seeing those people beeping that the author is unreasonable, I just find it ridiculous. After all, the novel about cultivating immortals talks about science here and says that people can't stand up without a spine. It's not ridiculous. But! After a few chapters, you suddenly come up with a setting where you cannot enter into the world and are too involved in the mortal world. I am very confused? What have you done before? Assassinate a high-ranking official who is in charge of a place. All of his subordinates are talented people. They plan to rebel with you. You said you can't be too involved in the world? ? ? I was suddenly given a mouthful of arsenic, which made me foam at the mouth. It was gone

Is this the Chinese version of Cthulhu? The squirming flesh and blood, the diffuse black mist, and the growing eyeballs are still very interesting to see now. The author needs to work harder and update it.

The book is very good, and the descriptions of various spiritual practices are quite realistic. But this umbrella chaebol company that I founded over ten years ago is too inconsistent. The First World War had not yet started. At that time, there was little productivity, steel was the most high-tech company, and billionaires had just emerged. At this time, the protagonist can spend tens of millions of pounds on the laboratory? How big is his fortune? More than ten years is not enough. It's not that the protagonist's information is not good enough, but it's just that we simply can't accumulate that many consumers. Moreover... During World War I, medical laboratories were used to study the body, but it was of no use. The most basic modern medicine had just produced some results. Penicillin did not exist at that time, and sulfa only appeared during World War II. It can be said that how powerful is the protagonist's tens of millions of pounds? It can change Chinese history, and the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1894 can definitely be won.

The first part is amazing, but once the protagonist goes out alone, it becomes very confusing. The settings are constantly thrown around, and it's really tiring to watch.

No, if the anus becomes a monster and you have thoughts and find that you are just a tool for excretion, then you should not express your anger by exploding your lungs.