Abnormal Species Control Bureau

How can I put it, this book is really attractive to me, but I can't particularly like it. Ah, by the way, I came here from the recommendation of "Craft's Notes on Anomalies". The first few stories are really like the foundation, with confused executors, huge and cold institutions, and cruel and ruthless sacrifices. But it always felt like something was missing. The Administration in the article is not so much an organization that protects the world. My first impression is that it is a group of people with more or less brain problems, barely keeping the world running in order to continue to use abnormal products to enjoy themselves. Rather than blackening the Foundation... I think it's more like the Chaos Insurgents with snake hands, overturning the Foundation and GOI to rule the world... And then finding out that they took over a mess and had to maintain the basic order of the world in order to continue to be happy. Maybe I didn't read the back part. As far as I read, there is no such thing as "I will pay tribute to you when I die". With only "cannibalism" and the "Bureau" that treats aberrants as consumables, the situation of mankind is in danger, and several departments are still fighting for power and profit. Darkness and malice are the underlying tone of the background, and our protagonist is like a shadow blending into the darkness. What did he do? Nothing to do, just eat people, do tasks, and survive. I saw other book friends saying that it feels like a beautifully written anecdote. The running account is a bit exaggerated. It feels like the characters are set up and roughly backgrounded first, and then a plot is created to connect them together. It is like a beautiful illustration. It has story content but is not as coherent as a comic. It's just like the feeling of drawing an OC on a certain Ford or a certain blog, then making up a background and then expanding the story. Does it smell good? It's quite fragrant, but it's just fragrant, not "chewy" or has a deeper flavor. I will continue to read it and hope that the following stories will get better and better. Come on, author.

Twisting uppercut! Dark lower uppercut! Screaming left hook! Right hook crawling! Twist the sweeper's legs! Split roundhouse kick! It's the shadowy spider eating earwax, it's the tornado rolling over the parking lot! It's the intense antelope crawl, it's the twisted goat jump! Crow spasms! The rat roars! The elephant squirms! A sinister growl! Angry octopus! Crawl! Split! Go ashore! Octopus twist! Indiscriminate attack! Indiscriminate attack! Indiscriminate attack! Indiscriminate attack!

Regarding the content of the first three chapters, please don't tell me which work it is like... I have already explained the source in the introduction. It is an authorized short article by the fat blogger of Island A. The inspiration came from this, so please don't say which work it is like. I don't have such good grades and have never read that work. Thank you.

I really have no choice if I'm blocked again. I've been blocked three times. I won't be able to unblock them. I don't understand where the line was touched. If you want to read the original version of Chapter 9, you can leave a message. The version sent out now is the modified one.

I saw Chapter 80 and recommended it from the author of Xia Ke Hui Xi Lu. To be honest, seeing it now, my highest evaluation of this book can only be: A running account with good writing style. It was indeed attractive at the beginning, but only at the beginning. After reading Chapter 80, I found that this novel had no ups and downs, only depression and despair. At the beginning, I was still attracted by this depressing and despairing atmosphere, and I was looking forward to how the protagonist would deal with this kind of depression and despair. As a result, the answer given by the author was: not to deal with it. Does the protagonist have any impact on the world? No, but it's not a big deal. . Does this world have any impact on the protagonist? No, this problem is fatal The protagonist has not changed at all until now. There is no process of darkening after his full hopes were ruthlessly destroyed by reality. There is no process of resolutely fighting against the desperate reality or calmly accepting the process of still working hard to live. Just not. Author, I would like to sincerely remind you: a good dark and cruel story has a sunny core at its core, but if you really want to describe a hopelessly hopeless world, it is best to reflect the word despair in the character transformation, rather than repeatedly saying that the world is desperate.

I originally thought I would see a story about human courage, but when I read the first copy, I struggled to read it. However, the plot did not change at all. It told a cruel story about human cannibalism. It could not even be called reality. It was just black for the sake of being black. I've tasted enough Heishencan. I don't know what it's like without seeing the back, but I can't hold it any longer. See you again if I have the chance.

I have read a few chapters after it was released, but I haven't read much. The book currently gives me the impression that it is wonderful. It is like a contrasting cult film, and the logic reveals absurdity everywhere. Not to mention the blood spilling out of the screen, this kind of b-movie plot is very refreshing. The protagonist is a character who is directly inhuman after being polluted. This inhumanity is not only reflected in the body but also in the spirit. The advantage of this approach is that the plot advances quickly, and the protagonist is quickly integrated into this unreasonable world, and he travels among all the fucked up people and things with a playful attitude. If this was a comic, it would be quite enjoyable. But my personal opinion is that it is not suitable for online writing. I feel that the author designed the plot and characters in the same way as a drama or comic. I can see that the author worked very hard to create a sense of atmosphere and storyboarding the scenes, and put a lot of emphasis on this. However, novels, comics, and videos are three different carriers. Using this design idea to design web articles will bring some problems. One of them is the intense sense of contradiction. The fun of the non-human protagonist lies in his sense of perversion among humans, and his non-human thinking or three views. However, the tone of this book allows him to navigate it with ease. The protagonist also rarely has internal drive. The wanderer who despises death can only bring about the impression of the picture, but the picture is ultimately weak in the text. The advantage of the text lies in the expression of inner or spiritual contradictions. The protagonist rarely experiences mental consumption, growth, or difficulties. Everything seems to serve the absurdity, and empty absurdity is not absurd enough. The sudden death of characters, everyone who deserves to go to hell, and a group of self-destructive lunatics are fun to watch, but after the fun, there is nothingness. The intensity of the conflict is only reflected in the plot conflict without growth and soul. Of course this is not the author's problem, it's the nature of cult. But cult films can be arranged this way, because the pictures and shots are not meant to conflict with psychology and soul. But this is an online article, with a very good idea and world view. If you only write according to the rhythm and method of cult videos (including animations, movies and dramas), it will easily become a slightly empty and enjoyable article. I read it because I had a fever, so I may have misunderstandings or omissions. The author's writing, plot, and imagination are all great. If you pay attention to the rhythm, the book may get better results!

It has the style of an American comic. Whether it is the tomato sauce splashing throughout the story, the protagonist who is extremely indifferent to ethics and morals but has his own set of self-consistent logic, and even the black jokes that pop up from time to time, it is full of a kind of cruel spirit that most online novels that lack depth and are extremely superficial these days urgently need to absorb. But whether it is ruthlessness or moral indifference, these qualities are not actually the focus. If a character wants to reach a rich and connotative height, in the final analysis, it must have a set of internal self-consistent logic, such as theories about personal ideology, views on the world, etc. What made me fall in love with the protagonist He Li was a comment he made in Volume 2, Jerusalem Chapter, to the effect that, "Only when it is time for people to die, they seem to realize that all the struggles they have experienced are meaningless. They should have died happily." This insight into the true meaning of everything disappearing after death gives He Li a soul, making his bizarre actions no longer resemble an empty-headed and obscene madman in a vulgar comic, but a mysterious philosopher with a hint of madness who seeks the meaning of life from a series of "death" actions in a boring drama called "Human World". And! It seems that everyone in the novel is like a passing cloud, and you have no way of knowing that they may die in the next one, but each important character has his own unique set of human philosophy, such as Joseph in America and Sergio in Europe. No one is a useless vase. They are all ruthless characters, macho or scum, or both. Finally, I would like to express my best wishes to the author on New Year's Eve. I hope you can use this pen to write all kinds of wonderful characters and continue to draw strange but exquisite pictures in the future!

The storytelling is too poor. I don't know if this stream-of-consciousness writing method was deliberately used. Scene changes, character appearances, and story creation are all very unspecific and lack coherence. Lack of social science and philosophical knowledge. The criticism and speculation about society are too superficial. If we use a movie as a metaphor, it is like a plasma film. It is recommended to refer to Hidden Abyss Syndrome, which is similar in style but much deeper. Of course, overall, it's actually okay, compared with other starting points.

Biological instinct is a continuation, and humans, as members of living creatures, have also inherited this. But the main theme of the book feels hollow, with a deliberate malice, a malice of self-destruction and destruction of others. By the way, where is the official who is the biggest supporter of order?

I read a dozen chapters in a daze at night... I personally feel that this organization is a bit difficult to establish. It is unorganized and undisciplined. It is a miracle that human beings still exist.

He Li

The best novel I have read recently, a god among gods! The rendering is very good, the seemingly confusing words hide mysteries; the fragment-like sentences connect the whole story together, and the characters come to life in just a few strokes. It can be said that the writing is powerful and penetrating!

After reading the book review, I found that the author was actually writing about foundations! Author, don't you know that the foundation has been reported by those idiot parents? Forget it, let's take a look and cherish it!

Yu Jianchu

I wish the author could understand that you don't just throw a bunch of spices into a pot to make it a dish. . A novel without a central idea is just an empty story.

After reading Chapter 83, I couldn't stand it anymore. The impression this book gave me was that it was chaotic and depressing. What was shown in the previous article were basically desperate things. The growth and mental transformation of the protagonist were not shown, and the protagonist was just like rushing to the scene, and his image was relatively flat. I don't know what the main plot of the whole text is. Generally speaking, the protagonist of a book will set a goal, but the first 80 chapters say nothing.

I just read the beginning and I really like it Why isn't this kind of book on my homepage? A horror and suspense novel that sends chills down your spine and consumes your brain at the same time is called a thriller, okay? (Although this is a foundation, but the writing style is indeed very similar to the core genre of watching Mountains of Madness and Annihilation at that time) Every time I look for thrillers and suspense in Shuhuang, most of them are recommended by yy. The main character cheats and beats weird things, and beats the old gods. It really makes me explode

I don't have time to read it recently, so I'll just throw it on the bookshelf and eat it. But the first three chapters shocked me. It was the first time I saw such an attractive beginning. I wish I could only live in the first three chapters! !

I said, brother, is this how you write the three golden chapters? You are not a hype person? When you write the three golden chapters like this, you must give the readers an angle from which to enter!

I would like to ask, will the following chapters still contain a lot of meaningless swear words in the text? Now that I've read about forty chapters, the writing is okay, but the swear words are really uncomfortable to read. It only appears occasionally to reflect the character's personality, but most of the time it gives the impression that everyone is a gangster who can only talk trash. If they don't use some swear words, they will feel uncomfortable. It's a pity. I hope the author can correct it in the next book or later.

I'm confused, what do these first few chapters mean? Can't see it at all

It was so exciting. At first, I thought of the book I had read before, but later I realized that it was not the same book at all. This book was much more seasoned. I felt relieved when I looked at it, it was too depressing and terrifying. A really spicy book that makes people feel emotional. Maybe I stopped halfway through it. It's better to relax appropriately.

It's well written, but it's too shabby.

I just saw the part about Yu's torture, and I have some feelings about it. From my subjective point of view, I do have a preference for women. When I read the previous article, all I could feel was a kind of absurd and black humorous bloody flavor that was close to that of a plasma film, or Hotline Miami, Samurai Zero. This is an out-and-out We live in this terrible world, and then we continue to release the beasts in our hearts, killing each other, until one day our heads are smashed - cool, now it's my turn to go to hell. This is almost another level of equality for everyone. It is true that people like Little Brother Bai in the front, or ghost guys who like to show off are miserable, but they have one characteristic It's either not miserable enough, or it gives people a sense of moral justice, but in fact there is no difference between everyone. A group of madmen are killing each other, and what is the point of killing who they kill. But in Yu Yong's torture, what I can experience is not the fun of absurd humor, but a sense of suffocation. This sense of suffocation comes from the human side of me. I feel like the only human thing left in the hearts of a group of beast-like people, so I feel very awkward, and the taste has changed. I feel like I am watching the entertainment works on the R18 website that hunt for murder and murder. This company is like some kind of beast, greedily chewing the employees until they are full of flesh and blood (this is purely my own experience, and the author writes very well)

It's quite appetizing and pretty 🙂

Hi... I actually haven't finished reading it, which is a bit regretful. I put it on the bookshelf and couldn't pick it up. When I first read this book, I was in a very irritable mood. Looking through my early comments, I can see that I hate the protagonist. When did I like it? Probably it was in the protagonist's life-and-death laughter, in the mist when he sat on the corpse and lit a cigarette... It was in the moment when he led Pandora out of hell... I think he is a hero. Although this conclusion is contrary to my earliest conclusion, I started reading it because I think there are few such pure protagonists, who are chaotic for the sake of chaos, evil for the sake of evil, and will not change until death. I don't care at all about where the plot will go in the next second or whether an important character will die. But at some point, I will suddenly be surprised by his sacrifice, and realize that in this fucked-up world, this hopeless rotten protagonist is indeed the only savior... I am surprised by the other possibility that the author opened up for me. The people in the Control Bureau are no longer the ideal paladins, not for illusory justice or any false "sacrifice." They are a group of ants who have mastered the power, swiping their knives at the weaker ones. They drink, rejoice, carouse endlessly and ignore etiquette and morality. They are not people who have fun, they are just poor people who are addicted to that kind of short-term happiness, because the cruel reality will knock them down in a second... And the protagonist is not a "cold person" or "ordinary person", using the excuse of "rejecting moral kidnapping" to legitimately indulge his selfishness. He is a rotten person, a vicious criminal, an evil ghost who has died and resurrected. He slaughters everything that can be slaughtered... And then saves everything that can be saved. I was moved by md. It is chaotic and disorderly, but he is really the savior of this world...…    ，…                           —！