I Can Only Manufacture Monsters
我只会制造怪物
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I’m collecting books I’ve read and enjoyed. If you ask me, “Wasn’t this one bad, too?” all I can say is that I thought it was pretty good at the time. Whether it’s still good later on isn’t my responsibility.
New Books I've Found Especially Interesting
Some new books. Most are new books I found amusing and interesting, so I am sharing them with everyone. We read novels for a bit of fun. If you read a few chapters and do not enjoy one, just stop reading. My reading preferences also vary from time to time, so the types of books recommended here are not all that consistent. I suggest starting with the newest entries. I may fail to notice when some books have been abandoned. If a review makes you interested, but you click in and discover that the
Books I'm Reading Now and Books I've Read Before
ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ... Going by the vibe.
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I feel disgusted whenever I see anything about being "decisive and ruthless," as if someone who can't be decisive and ruthless is a saint. In reality, not many people have the so-called "decisive" or "saintly" personality traits. Most people are somewhere in between; otherwise, the world would be in destruction or nihilism.
Why is the Terran Zerg so popular?
Actually, I've never played Warhammer 40k... My original plan was to focus on the Zerg after entering the Starfield chapter! I'll go and take a good look at it!
Having read up to chapter 200, the book is titled "Creating Monsters," but I haven't seen much about creating monsters. It's all about communication, trading, and fighting. The protagonist casually comes up with the potential to become one of the top ten military leaders—what the hell? Is it that worthless? Is it just belittling others to elevate oneself? It's pointless.
Author, having read your book, I'd like to offer some illustrations.
It's a very good book. The plot descriptions always fill in the gaps in the earlier content, and the development of the story makes the background and other scenes more vivid and three-dimensional. I prefer watching horror and science fiction movies.
The protagonist should have fewer emotional entanglements. If you can control yourself to be ruthless, what's the point of having so many friends and subordinates? There are no permanent enemies. You can have subordinates, but you shouldn't be controlled by them.
You're a virus expert, so everyone expects decisive action, but you're showing us how to save the planet. These days, most time-travel novels are about saving humanity; we're tired of that. If this keeps up, you're definitely doomed.
If you have the Zerg, you might consider the Terran Zerg.
Watching these people scheme against each other is really pointless, and it's contradictory that they were hyped up as incredibly powerful in the beginning, but now they're all terrified.
Can you please stop writing about politics? We're here to see the virus, not your damn politics!