A Test Subject from the Start
开局成了试验体
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 574k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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14.9kFans
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I patiently finished reading it. I was quite excited at first, but the more I read, the more disappointed I became. The writing style was alright, but so far, the protagonist hasn't shown any real development of his abilities. All he does is heal, heals. When the protagonist shot and killed a security officer, I thought it was the beginning, but it turned out to be the end.
Writing this at the beginning really shows I don't care about the results.
Easy? From being on the verge of death at the start of the transmigration to now being on the verge of being wiped out at any moment, is that what you call easy? To be alive, according to conspiracy theories, means that every step you take now is orchestrated by someone else; you're someone else's livestock. Are the tags on this app just randomly chosen?
My god, this book title is so lame!
Bland, like a lab rat being led around by someone. No exciting moments.
The first five chapters were alright; the protagonist seemed quite composed and intelligent. The sixth chapter took a sharp turn for the worse, and the protagonist became like a clueless little baby, his intelligence seemingly plummeting.
Every time I see stories about the apocalypse, I see tales of brotherhood and such, but in reality, money can turn people into enemies. Speaking honestly, in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, I wouldn't trust anyone. Having been a slave myself, I should be more open-minded about emotions and not trust anyone except myself. Besides, I have a cheat code.
The system only appeared in the first few chapters, and it has been basically absent in the following hundred or so chapters. The protagonist has not actively developed his abilities to increase his strength, and there are no exciting moments to be seen so far.
This slow-burning thing is terrible! How many novels have been ruined by slow-burning stories?
I hope the author won't be influenced by certain readers. The work is very well written, and if it continues at this pace, it will definitely be a great work!