Folklore: Born as a Baby, I Watch My Mother Shed Her Painted Skin

What I thought was maturity was "independence. Self-reliance. Calmness. Relaxed and relaxed in doing things." The author thought of maturity as "obedient. Call your parents when something happens. Kill someone with a curse word. Kill someone who blocks the road." The Situ family was reduced to only two or three people, and the protagonist became angry when he was angry. 6 In my 33 years of living, I have met 6 people like the protagonists. They are either second-generation villains or mama's boys. All of them left a deep impression on me.

Shenyin, a female who has a close relationship with the protagonist, gives away her love to a minor supporting character in several pictures. There are also several pictures of an inexplicable passerby like Guan Shanyue who also falls in love and then dies. All kinds of brothers and geniuses die in various ways. There is also a relationship between the main character, her mother and various relatives. I really can't see the relationship. What do you want to write? I can't even drink water anymore, 💩I'm full

Then I saw the part about the mass graves in Blood Eater City. What is the difference between the protagonist and sleepwalking? In the beginning, the protagonist brought the mountain god to the city god, but it was used by the funeral temple. It didn't matter. Situ's family was gone, so it didn't matter. He opened a shop to play by himself. In the end, the Blood Food City was about to be lost. He became desperate and asked the city god to protect the city. What is the main character's mentality? He is being led around by the nose all the time. He is dull and weak, and he is plotting to write a story of abuse.

The subject matter is good, but the plot is a mess and the battle scenes are even worse.

You, mother, are born to be ghosts at first glance. How can a human become a ghost and not be able to accept that her son is a human?

Hello, it doesn't look good. The introduction does not match the main text. Looking at the introduction, I thought it was a ghost mother raising a human son, which reflects the deep love between an alien mother and her son. Later, the protagonist uses a golden finger to protect the ghost mother in this troubled world where monsters are rampant to repay the kindness of raising her. I didn't expect to want to strangle the protagonist at the beginning. It's so inhumane. Not to mention the subsequent attempt to transform the protagonist from a human baby into a ghost baby. I can only say that I cannot accept the forced maternal love for a baby to do such a thing. What this mother did is simply worse than those who like to be mothers in the animal world. People are old and cannot accept this kind of darkness and disability.

I saw in the comments that many people felt uncomfortable watching it and were dissatisfied with the protagonist's behavior at the beginning. I felt uncomfortable watching it as well. I understood it rationally, but I was disgusted emotionally. After thinking about it, maybe it was because I was more sympathetic to the ghost mother at the beginning. If the protagonist had not traveled through time, the ghost mother could have a ghost child of her own, instead of an adult who came from nowhere and took over her child's body. The pseudo child secretly hates and fears the ghost mother, and uses this only blood tie to take advantage of the ghost mother and want to kill her.

Pigs are better than the protagonists Holy shit, the ghosts here are so awesome, then just change your thinking, the ghosts are the mainstream here and people are livestock. Doing nothing, with that little energy and blood, it's like a fucking dead pig eating feed crazily. Fortunately, his mother is not very good at giving birth, so she can't feed him directly. A heaven-defying thing, surrounded by ghosts and blood, they think they are not good enough.

How to say it. A good time travel requires Pinyin and Earth predecessors. It feels like I've been fed a big lump. Why. What a pity for a good book. Looking forward to the next book. Goodbye.

The real protagonist of this book is Liu Shen, not Liu Bai. There is nothing outstanding about Liu Bai.