My Novel App Has Mutated
我的小说软件变异了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 688k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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257Chapters
3.1kRecommendations
22.1kFans
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Reader comments 32
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This synopsis... Wow, I'm so impressed I don't even dare to open the book without leaving a review.
This book currently has a major flaw: all the anomalies so far involve Western gods or Western criminals. If Western gods have appeared, why haven't traditional Chinese gods appeared? In a world with a theistic setting, Western gods are already running rampant on Chinese soil, yet the Chinese gods show no reaction. Or is the book's premise that China has no gods, and only the West has them?
Why would the protagonist necessarily believe there is a mastermind behind the scenes, especially since he is the only one who intervened twice? I was thinking, he survived, so how could he possibly attack a dead person again? And can't it just be his bad luck? Going to practice martial arts? You think you can learn that in a few days? And what good is it for fighting ghosts?
It's pretty good, but perhaps a little too bland? Also, I suggest the author write more detailed descriptions of the giveaway, and clearly indicate whether the giveaway items are one-time or permanent; otherwise, it's a bit unclear.
My Qidian app is acting up, it's even doing this on its own... Waaaaah!
It was alright, but the content was a bit bland. I thought the doctor was the boss, but he was taken down in no time; there wasn't much excitement.
It's alright, just not very profitable. It's like a Mary Sue novel, or rather, it is a Mary Sue novel. The main plot development is a bit weak.
I've read over 20 chapters, and the Chinese mythology is full of Greek gods and myths, with not a single native deity. Goodbye!
After reading 21 chapters, I've decided to drop it. To put it simply, the protagonist's logic is too much like a god's-eye view. He can see what's happening in front of people with their backs to him through the cat's eye; once something happens and it doesn't happen again, he's certain of the rules and the threat, and he's willing to be a gambler.
Why don't those people with that ability read posts about pornography?