I’m Immortal, Starting When Night Falls

Extreme pressure breeds extreme heroism, and extreme heroism breeds extreme romance. A group of extremely romantic people fight against an extremely desperate situation, taking a break from their busy schedules to make daily jokes. This book tells such interesting stories.

Absolutely a good book. After the books about Mu Su Su Zhuan and Mushroom, this is the first book I have read that can make me immerse myself in it. It is not just food and grass for spare time, but the fairy grass that I can spare the time to read. The writing is good, the plot is neither procrastinating nor compact nor blunt. The daily life seems to be a little lacking. Basically, I am either fighting or on the way to fight. There are not enough battle scenes to write well, so I don't think it matters. Every battle basically impresses me. The character portrayal is even more outstanding. Each character is vividly drawn and has his or her own unique personality. They are not mass-produced masks. To be honest, Mitsuki is not very realistic. The recent plot does have some problems. Many people mentioned it in the chapter description. It is that the presence of Brother Hadron in the recent plot is too low. "Mirror", other members of District 12 and the little fox are all better than Brother Hadron. Highlight, it's not that it can't be done, it just needs to be balanced Why do I feel like so few people are reading such a good book? 🙂 I clicked on the book circle and found that there were not many comments. I wrote this review quickly and have already recommended it to my friends 🤓

Oh, the core of the relatively innovative Cthulhu-type superpower urban combat novel is the invasion of the world by alien phenomena. Various concepts are at risk of being contaminated and distorted. Once the phenomenon occurs, ordinary people will be judged by extremely high sanity values. The contaminated concepts will be "cognitively distorted", "forgotten" and "incomprehensible" by all humans as the pollution progresses. For example, the moon is half contaminated, so people also firmly believe that the moon has always been half. There is no setting inspired by the sanity bar. Instead, there are "Connectors" that resonate with a certain "concept". They are all self-destructing trucks, cleaning up the pollution before going crazy, until they go crazy and are cleaned up by those who come after them. Each Connector has his own values ​​and world view, and the more he believes in it, the stronger he becomes. In other words, there will be a large number of abilities in various urban, fantasy, science fiction, two-dimensional, etc. Different styles. The activation of the final ability requires a "price" to be paid. The price has no rules and depends entirely on the author's setting. Well, it is a very classic high-cost and high-power superpower witty setting, which is convenient for the author to kill in the plot. However, the author of the "cost" setting is not very good at it yet, and has not yet experienced it in the characters. Just like activating armed domineering power, which only requires renewable physical strength, the current various costs will not directly affect combat effectiveness, and there is no damage to combat effectiveness caused by defects. The most charming setting of this type is to offset multiple negative debuffs and defects, and then enjoy the super abnormal ability provided by each price. Well, maybe it is because the book has a short number of words after all, and it has not yet prepared for a brain-burning battle of wits.

The reading experience is terrible. When I read it continuously, I felt that the characterization and imagination were simply amazing. However, the more I followed the latest chapter, the more uncomfortable I became. What is the reward for spending a few days in real life and narrowly resolving an incident with death? Randomly consume half to several consumables named responsible persons, but other than that? Nothing. The more I watch, the more tired I become, and I don't expect the incident to be resolved at all.

It's so tiring to watch, I want to watch something exciting, and I don't mind seeing the protagonist encounter difficulties, but I really don't see hope here. Although the protagonist came from "time travel" and his ability is "immortal", it really made me have no desire to continue watching. I endured it for a long time and I was able to hold on when I hit the moon, but I really couldn't arouse interest in the plot of the ten origins later.

The "concept" will be polluted, causing evil thoughts about the original world, and will be forgotten by mankind. What if it is a concept of natural phenomena such as "darkness" and "typhoon"? How long can this world last? Sooner or later, even the concept of "humanity" will be polluted, right?

Absolute food, I stayed up late reading for three days in a row, and I have read chapter 213 so far. But there is a very awkward problem, that is, as an official, no new people have joined except the protagonist, and the old man cannot die. Every time they went on a mission, they were seriously injured, and every time they were almost out of control, but when the next incident happened, these people still followed like strangers. Gives me the feeling that four people from District 12 are going to fight until eternity.

It's such a familiar plot. Is this a resurrection match?

It's on the shelves, and it hasn't reached the 100th chapter yet, but the day is special, so I wrote a long review for this book as promised, hoping to give some help to book friends who are still hesitant to read it. The first is the conclusion. It is absolutely a good book. The most interesting thing about it is the romance, not a silly romance, but the ultimate romance of finding hope in despair. The world is in danger, and the protagonist you have brought in is doing one thing - saving the world. At this moment, you in the book are the true savior! The settings in the book continue to deepen this romance. To this end, the author uses a variety of techniques, contrasts, foreshadowing, bright lines, dark lines... Every moment, someone unexpectedly tells you that you are doing a just cause, and it is the only just cause in this desperate world. Let's throw in a little bit of setting. First of all, my favorite point is "Being a king requires a price". The more powerful the linker is, the more he loses. Just like the world in this book, he is being deprived and people are experiencing loss. The Night Organization where the protagonist belongs is a group of people who have lost the most. They use broken concepts to protect a group of complete people and let them live a happy life. This is a unique shock. There is a plot in the book where a group of people fight to the death on a commercial street, but a couple across the street is shopping happily, people are off work, relaxing, and everything is as usual; the fighting people are angry at night and risk their lives for this. The second interesting setting and the one I feel most comfortable with is "firmness". The protagonist is firm, Boss Chu is firm, the little fox is firm, hope is firm... Everything in the night is so firm, no one will be shaken by a few words from the enemy, and the great thing about the author is that even the enemy is so firm! They are so firm that their logic is self-contained and their beliefs are self-consistent. Sometimes I can't help but nod as I think along the way. There are two factions of good and evil in this book. They are clearly divided, and the most heroic one is here. Everyone has only two ways to enter this circle, join or surrender. There is no third way. Everyone is determined to complete their choice until death. After saying this, it's time for my private goods. Next, the subjectivity will be stronger, and I will no longer be objective to save face! The author is the god of storyboarding! The plot in the book is extremely romantic. In the big setting of salvation, the author magnifies the feelings of small characters, and some broken guardians hug each other for warmth. Some people gain invincible power and lose everything that is real; some people gain a hidden figure and lose the link of the relationship; some people are immortal, but the past is like a mirror, only they believe in it, and the closer they get, the more false they feel. They are obviously the ones who have the most to lose, and they are stubborn and determined to protect everything that healthy people have. In one clip, the protagonist and Boss Chu go to the outside world, where it is twisted and out of order. Do you know how the author handles this unspeakable situation? That was the foreshadowing five or six chapters ago. The two embraced each other in front of the twisted moon and counted the stars in the sea of ​​stars. It is difficult for me to describe the shock this scene brought to me in words. I only know that the scene will be reflected in my heart. In the end, I want to say that this is not an absolutely easy book. The protagonist is decisive in killing, but not a lawless murderer; the protagonist is immortal, but not a funny man who seeks endless death; the protagonist is surrounded by beautiful women, but in the context of salvation, the difficult creation of hope has exhausted his energy. This is an unconventional protagonist. He belongs exclusively to this book and to the night below!

Blessings, great writing. This is not a routine article, everyone is guarding, struggling, crazy, and persevering. Remembering the article I read before, the world was invaded and in chaos, and the boss of the organization was the incarnation of the world itself. There is a saying "When you meet him, you see the world" (this is probably what it means, I have forgotten it after a while) and everyone is struggling crazily.