The Outcast: Taking Over Chen Duo and Becoming a Gu Immortal in a Chaotic Age

Chen Duo is in such a miserable state and someone still wants to take over her body. It's so miserable.

There is essentially no difference between ordinary people and aliens. Children born from ordinary people may also be aliens, that is, aliens cannot be exterminated and isolated. However, aliens do not have high positions of power. Like the hybrids in "Dragon", they can even lead world wars and control the country.

The subject matter is quite novel, but the fantasy characters are too autonomous and have the feeling of directly summoning real people. It is recommended to emphasize that the protagonist is distracted and imitate the control. The characteristics of those characters are similar to the protagonist's cos play and chuuni's heart. Otherwise, it always feels like another summoning hook has been opened inexplicably.

How to say it? It's quite refreshing. But the pace is too fast, as is the character of the protagonist, and there is so much inexplicable malice. The Xian family has provoked you. The protagonist's start is almost the same as being directly invincible if he wants to use light magic. Doesn't it make me feel like I'm daydreaming? This can't be considered a novel. Maybe it's because his cool spot didn't touch mine. It feels like there is no need to think about logic or anything else. Settings and stuff are all bullshit. I want this pure daydream. The plot is that I got something, so awesome, I got something, so awesome! Then it was gone. This kind of novel is quite niche. People who like it really like it, but they don't find it enjoyable. It's really boring.

Fast forward to getting both hands and upgrading them into nano-gu worms, and then carrying out a wave of water pollution, allowing more than 90% of the people in the world to gain the ability to practice Qi within one month, and then allowing the Gu worms to devour the Qi practiced by others to become stronger, directly starting the battle royale era.

After reading it, there are only two words in my mind: "Kou Kou" 😅

I suggest you revise the first chapter. How many people were scared away by the first chapter?

Why do immortals have such long lifespans? Animals originally only had a lifespan of more than ten years or even a few years, but after becoming spirits, they actually lived for thousands of years, and some even lived from the Zhou Dynasty to modern times. . . 😰

Okay, okay, burn the company to ashes

The story is good and thoughtful. But after watching it for one night, I was detained and persuaded to leave. How about we tell a story? Why do you keep getting buckled in the back? I'm tired of watching it. I just can't hold on any longer. Come on everyone, I'm running away.