I’m Done Being Human in This Life
这辈子不当人了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 465k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
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203Chapters
29kRecommendations
55.5kFans
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Thoughts on the next book
I really feel like I should write something a little longer next time. Lately, my outlines are always so simple, the stories have absolutely no structure, and it's always just interspersing current events and hot topics without any truly original content. It feels more like a collection of tired jokes. While it's lighthearted and humorous enough, it's completely unrememberable. This has been a problem with several of my books.
Thug's Excited Punch
As the title suggests
The world is going to the dogs... Has even Lingluo stooped to the level of a eunuch now? 🙂
Bro, come on, your abilities are way more than that. This is just beast writing in human skin! The slice-of-life scenes are fine, you might as well not have written that zoo closure scene. Just write about the everyday moments of fighting lions, catching monkeys, flat-headed geese, and taking care of kids. Go out for a stroll and practice your superpowers whenever you have free time.
No more
The starting point, witnessing every cyber tombstone
Ask if you don't understand
Having read up to Chapter 16, I feel the writing has fallen apart. My biggest question is: are there no high-level combatants on the human side? Or are all the high-level combatants on the human side on duty instead of taking time off? Or are all the people who are civilians with no combat power just going to the zoo? If a human cub falls into the cage, shouldn't the bystanders just be surprised?
Nostalgia is here
The legendary card maker stayed up until 3 AM looking at the cards, and didn't go to sleep until 4 AM! 😭
This book has a huge plot hole. Considering the speed of the tiger cubs, is that bird's nest right next to the zoo? That's absurd! Are humans blind, or is the bird blind?
I've read over a hundred chapters and I'm still a bit confused. The world-building and power system are still unclear. If I read it as a management novel with some superpowered combat elements, many parts don't make sense. How does the protagonist manage to impersonate the deputy head of the park without being discovered?
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