I'm Also Trying to Pretend to Be Human Today

That girl like Wang, I think she appears very frequently, and she seems to be interested in the protagonist. Come on, it would be too funny for such a protagonist to have a partner. Who would want to fall in love with food? It's not like he's sick.

Work: "I am also trying to pretend to be human today" Author: Berry Crispy Wine Type: Suspense·Mysterious Suspense Covering elements: supernatural, Cthulhu, weird Status of the work: Serial Suitable for people: Spiritual Aliens, people who like to read movies without heroines Brief review: A light-hearted supernatural ghost novel, the protagonist is a member of the unknowable "weird", but his level is higher than all the "weird" he encounters, but the protagonist does not know this. What is this? Take a bite. What's this? Take a bite. Due to the desire for "food" and for the purpose of protecting himself, the protagonist chooses to continue pretending to be a human. Did the fellow humans really not realize that Bai Su is not a human? Looking for delicious "food" under the noses of relevant personnel, and choosing between being discovered and starving, Bai Su still chose to eat with an open belly. The author's writing style is good, much better than other writers of novice novels, and the plot setting is also more reasonable. The identity of the protagonist is also worth reading carefully. The identity of Bai Su is the incarnation of the "weirdness" of the protagonist, so this body can also be regarded as the carrier of the unknowable "weirdness" of the protagonist. So what is the identity of the protagonist? The old days full of eyeballs? There are many things worth reading in this book, and it is in the new book period, so you are welcome to read it.

It always feels like a story about a disgraced old ruler who was beaten to another world and then worked hard to make a living

Just a suggestion: Although the protagonist is an alien god or an old ruler, I hope the author will not design the protagonist to be a particularly disgusting monster. At present, it is okay to see that part of the protagonist is full of eyes, but the fleshy tentacles and wrinkled skin in other novels are too disgusting. I hope the design will be more abstract and conceptual like that of Bubble (Lord of Billions of Lights). King in Yellow and Octopus Head are okay, but definitely not Black Goat

If there is no female protagonist, it would be better to have less stories about women who have nothing to do with the plot and fall in love with the male protagonist (the male protagonist does not fall in love, but a lot of women fall in love with the male protagonist without thinking, which is similar to a harem).

A human who interfered with the protagonist's meal followed the protagonist, but was attacked and scared away. Then the protagonist heard the human scream and ran to save him. PS: We've known each other for less than two hours, so we don't have much friendship That is to say, this evil god is quite nice. It's understandable not to attack humans if you're afraid of being discovered, but taking the initiative to save people in a supernatural realm isolated from the outside world is a bit too in line with human morality? In order to conform to human morality, why not write a human protagonist? Writing about an evil god and then not having any alien feeling is like trying to sell someone like a sheep over someone else's head. Maybe the protagonist is an evil god from the good camp.

Reason for recommendation: [Poison test evaluation] Mildly spicy, can be eaten normally A suspenseful and mysterious story without the heroine pretending to be a normal person.             ，，， But what's more delicious than weird creatures? The protagonist's setting is similar to the type where there are supernatural events wherever you go, with large signal transmitters, weird reapers, and invincible status. The current state of human society is more indifferent, non-rejecting, and non-hostile. The writing style is straightforward and easy to understand, the plot is smooth and flawless, and the logic is self-consistent. New books are available for investment. Although the protagonist is weird, there is nothing wrong with his brain, and the overall writing style is still yang-yang. Those who like horror may find it slightly bland.                                                                                                                                      " I'm trying to pretend to be human today"     Author: Berry Berry Crispy Wine Tag: dry rice, weird, suspenseful, relaxed

It's pretty good to watch, but I feel that the male protagonist is not strong enough (he is indeed invincible, but his expressiveness is not invincible enough), and there seems to be something missing.

Hahaha

The plot is quite interesting, but I don't know why. Maybe it's the writing style or other reasons. It's very hard to watch and I get a headache after watching it for a long time.

Kuang Cao Zhi Hungry Xiaobai (probably) I have the impression that the pupils are vertical, but after trying it, I feel that the effect is not very good, and I don't know much about the myth of the Ke family. Just, just, they are all evil gods. Maybe they can be changed, so I drew horizontal (.)

I saw his profile on the daily recommendation interface and thought he was weak, pitiful and cannibalistic. What to do😰

Try GIFs

Hoo, did you actually come towards my daily poison without escaping? Author. Wait for me, Kangkang. What kind of drug are you? How could you make it into my old drug book list🐶

My biggest question after reading this book is that when weirdness has emotions and logic, can it still be called weird? The interaction between the protagonist and the heroine made me feel very strange. I always thought that the reason why weirdness is weird is that his relationship with people is absolutely unequal. Their behavior should not be logical. Individuals may be afraid of anything that has rules, but humans as a group will not be afraid.

The reverse chronological technique is very unfriendly to someone like me who doesn't read very carefully. I often miss the words "time goes back to one day ago". I often wonder why the plot jumps and I have to go back and take another look. Also, the names of the characters often change, from Inch-headed Policeman to the character's name. It's okay for a character who appears a lot. But for a character who doesn't appear much, it takes a while to figure out who it is. It's weird when you look at it in a confused way.

This chapter says that interaction with the book friend circle can increase the data of this book. If you interact more and recommend the original reading of the starting point to friends who read the same genre around you, it will be conducive to the uniform subscription of this book.

Black-haired young man, chestnut-haired young man, flaxen-haired girl, is this some novel way of writing?

There is no problem with the story, but in a scene, whether it is the reader or the characters in the scene, even if they know their names, they still use the names of the black-haired boy and the chestnut-haired girl. Does the author think that this writing is cool?