So I Stopped Being Human

I have a question: Why does the protagonist's mother feel comfortable that the protagonist who has just grown horns lives alone? She clearly doesn't know if there are similar or supernatural phenomena, and she is afraid that the country will know. Then why does she not care about the protagonist after he has just grown horns, and does not want to come back to help protect him, but instead plays outside. The previous chapters also mentioned that she was afraid that if the country found out, she would be sliced ​​and bled for research, but the protagonist was left to deal with it alone. The protagonist has just developed, and according to the Dragon Clan algorithm, he is in puberty and underage. As a mother, she was out playing without guidance or protection, and she even refused to allow the protagonist to be around. When I saw this, I couldn't stand it anymore. It was a bit cold-blooded.

Author Jun, I also want to see Kanniang

The protagonist is an idiot emotionally, so why is he a black dragon? It should be a blue dragon🐶

The value of that book is still rising

Yysy, why not reset Zhibei and continue writing, I was very happy when I read it

I think we can work hard first, finish the book first, express the story in my heart, and pretend that I have no regrets (of course I have never written it, so I don't know if it will be useful). In addition, come on

The author's book on Teenage Dream is also going to be cut, and people are really going numb 😒

I put this book on hold before I even read the paid chapters. I finished reading it today, and I would like to share my thoughts In my opinion, the reason why most of the author's original books hit the streets is because the plot is too bland and the characters do not have full characteristics. For example, reading a book is like driving a car. Reading fan fiction is equivalent to being full of fuel before hitting the road, with the motivation to continue reading. Original books are equivalent to starting out without fuel and need ups and downs of the plot to refuel. The author's plot arrangement can only be said to be lame. There is only one weak point that stands out - daily life, neither funny nor heart-warming, and no spoilers. After reading dozens of chapters, it feels like there is no main line to advance. It is like drinking boiled water. I don't know why. Like Jasmine next door, the characters are well created and the dialogues are interesting, so readers are willing to read it. Or, like light novels, there is a heroine with various characteristics to show off...

Waiting for the Ship Girl

New book, new book Jian Niang, Kan Niang