A Cyber Tentacle Monster's Daily Grind
赛博触手怪的打工日常
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Do you know the three laws of knowledge? Pass them on. (Author: Loli)
Later on, it just went on and on about "warm Japanese anime culture," what a waste of my money! Author, if you're into anime, just say so earlier. If I knew you were an anime fanatic, I wouldn't have read your book at all.
Everything was great until the college's so-called pursuit of youth, which started to get boring. Yes, Marsh, a cheat-like genius, enjoys playing house, and then spends a lot of time describing the relationships and abilities of the characters he plays with, A, B, C, D, E, etc. But in the face of real competition, they crumble at the slightest touch.
The protagonist stubbornly believes himself to be a materialist, but in reality, he is the epitome of idealism. He thinks he is not controlled by God, but in fact, he has already been regarded as a source of pollution by God. He lives a self-deceiving life in his own fantasy world.
Didn't you guys notice? The main character is called Matthew one minute and Marsh the next. It's in the very first few chapters, how are we supposed to read it?
Brother, it's been over half a year, and there are still 24,000 people waiting for you. May your soul return! 😇
Clouds fly in
Some thoughts after reading Chapter 72 of the main text
I almost dropped the book; it feels like the author tried to write about everything but ended up with something lacking in everything. Initially, the use of divine power was restrained, as it might have veered towards a religious theme, but the materialist protagonist's constant reliance on divine power as a cheat code just kept getting bigger and bigger.
I couldn't understand what the protagonist was trying to do or what they were thinking, and I felt no connection to the character. As a result, every sentence sounded like incoherent ramblings.
Why hasn't the author, Tomato, updated his books? I really want to read them! 😭 Why?!
It's great, but you're updating too fast!
Is this the extraterrestrial demon who just arrived at Qidian? The content is very engaging and captivating. Even I, someone who doesn't usually like this kind of content, got hooked on it. However, you updated too quickly during the free period, so you didn't get featured. I suggest you ask the editor if you can get a recommendation to publish it and then check it out. If you don't make money, who will continue writing?!