Weird Recovery: Pretending to Be Human Is Difficult

My book is indeed a bit similar to "Trying to Pretend to Be Human Today", and I did draw from it. There are similarities between the two books. Including the idea of ​​"pretending to be human" came from that book. I guess some people will say under my comment that I even admitted to plagiarism. It was with this in mind that I kept pretending to be dead. I started reading that book before it was put on the shelves. It must have been about a year from now, I can't remember clearly. Before writing this book, I probably had some plot from that book in my mind. Remember the protagonist of that book, what game he played at home, and the first monster he ate. Then on the way to the temple, I checked into a questionable hotel. There is also a train or subway replica. There is also a copy of the hospital, and the boss in it seems to be a suture monster. Then, in my book, there is also a scene where the protagonist checks into a problematic hotel and enters a temple. There is a similarity here, the heroine is kidnapped and the protagonist saves others. In the temple dungeon, there is a wishing tree BOSS, which is also similar. It is roughly equivalent to the plot framework of "one sentence describes what the protagonist did in these hundreds of thousands of words", and it is indeed borrowed from it. But most of the details are different, because I myself have forgotten the details of that book. In addition, every supernatural event in the book is basically blurred. When I was writing, I tried to write this part in a little more detail. Also, I want to make the world in the book dynamic. After a copy ends, all participants will be affected. For example, after the temple dungeon ends, the protagonist gets the job done, and the official organization understands the weirdness better. What are some methods used by officials to block weird information? Made weird corpses into weapons to deal with weird things. I don't know if this is included in that book, but generally this kind of book will have this setting. The setting of the strange source should also be different. The beginning was written in a hurry, so the similarity is higher than the temple copy. When I was writing the beginning, there were no settings. I just opened Word and was in a state of recklessness. Even the details may be somewhat similar. I saw in this chapter that someone suggested that my protagonist seek lessons from his predecessors at the starting point, and someone mentioned the nickname of the protagonist in "I'm Trying to Pretend to Be Human Today". I admit the similarity, but it doesn't have to be this way.

Isn't this a bit too similar to "I'm Trying to Pretend to Be Human Today"

Introduce poison every day, wait for me to test the poison, everyone waits for my triumphant return

As title. It is recommended to speed up the pace appropriately.

So we are still playing the game of causing and effect? The current protagonist sees the future and then becomes human to facilitate the future it sees.

Is it popular nowadays to have book titles with a lot of Chinese characters?

Wait for update

It's quite interesting, it feels like a battle of wits with the air (human beings)

How many heroines? Single or harem?

Hey, the front is not bad, but the process behind it is too fast. The expansion of human combat power has caused the protagonist's performance to plummet.

The author's writing is very good, definitely worth reading and subscribing! I would like to recommend a book that is decisive in killing, nonsensical and full of joy. "The old man picked up rags in time and lived by making bad movies" is hilarious...

Pretending to be a human being, is there such a thing as pretending to be married and have a family?

Is this the end? It feels like there are still a lot of holes to fill.