I’m Done Being Human in This Life

I really feel like I should write a slightly longer one next time. Now I really feel that the outline is very simple every time, and the whole story has no context at all. Every time, it is interspersed with various hot topics of current affairs. There is no real thing of my own. I feel more like a collection of bad jokes. Although it is lighthearted and humorous, it has no memorable points. This is the problem of several books.

As title

The world is getting worse... Has Ling Luo been reduced to the status of a eunuch now? 🙂

Brother, cut it off. Your strength is more than that. Aren't you just a beast in human skin? The daily writing is quite good, you might as well not have written the part about the zoo closing down. Just write about your daily life with parrots, fight lions, catch monkeys, geese, and take care of children. If you have nothing to do, go out for a walk and try out your special abilities. Why bother writing about all kinds of things outside the zoo? You are an animal, not a human. At worst, it will be like changing to a zoo.

Starting point, witness every cyber tombstone

When I saw Chapter 16, I felt a bit overwhelmed. The biggest question is, aren't humans capable of fighting? Or is it that the high war on the human side has no holidays and is all on duty? Or are all civilians with no fighting skills going to the zoo? If a human cub falls out of a cage, others will be surprised? Shouldn't there be a master who jumps in and jumps back with him in his arms? After all, the animals in the zoo are not powerful monsters.

The amazing card maker stayed up until three in the morning reading, and didn't go to bed until four o'clock 😭

There is a huge bug in this book. Taking into account the speed of the young tiger, the nest of the bird boss is next to the zoo? ? ? ? Very outrageous, are humans blind or is the bird boss blind? ? ? ?

After reading more than a hundred chapters, I am still a little confused. The world view and strength system are not clear yet, and there are many things that are not reasonable if it is regarded as a business-related supernatural combat text. How does the protagonist keep being the deputy director without being discovered? How do humans acquire the ability to improve their abilities (at present, superpowers and ordinary people seem to be distinct, and the number of the former is very small). What kind of function does the animal mechanism play in this world? Why is it so valued... There used to be more than a hundred super modelers Zhang has learned about basics, specialization, and vocationalization, and has blown up a base to find century-old wine (Le😄) Although the rhythms of cultivation articles and business articles are indeed different, this hazy feeling is still not very good. Maybe this is the consciousness of being a lying tiger (thoughtful) And the protagonist's setting of burning other people's absorptive abilities... How to put it, seems a bit evil. When I saw the Fire Cloud Beast, I imagined how the author would handle it and how to make readers accept the deprivation of the life of an innocent emotional object to strengthen themselves. In more classic routines such as Douluo, soul beasts have no emotions (except those that are one hundred thousand years old), so humans can farm soul beasts like dungeons; in Lord of Mysteries, Xiaoke's squirming hunger is also a herd of heinous people. Here the author deliberately erases the "humanity" of the alien beast and distinguishes it from the working beasts in the zoo and the protagonist. It is indeed possible, but I don't think it is a long-term solution. In this world from the perspective of alien beasts, it is impossible for the protagonist to always absorb alien beasts without intelligence. The author should be consciously transforming, and deliberately avoids the simple-text model of the cultivation flow written seven or eight years ago, such as the modeler and the dark master; the card maker is a relatively good fusion, although some things are too coincidental or unreasonable (it is a hidden influence that is not easy to explain), and the strongest gene and code zero-nine are relatively It's more daily life, and I started to deliberately break the traditional routine; I only watched Demon and Scientific Research once, and really didn't leave any impression, except for the sub-zero classics combined with current affairs and daily driving (fun)... I also watched the earliest Legend of Man Zun and Plant Card Maker, which can be said to be in the initial stage of imitation, but now I can't find it in the starting point (I won't list it for now). In short, I feel that it is a bit overkill from my perspective? 😰 Overemphasis on the playful personal style of Sub-Zero, and sometimes the plot is even delayed by the language. Not only the readers can't see clearly, but the author himself may also have some feelings (for example, the recent books have become shorter and shorter) I'm very sorry that when I was in elementary school and junior high school, I read pirated copies (I really didn't have money) 😭. At that time, I was also attracted by the language style of Sub-Zero. Now, even though I have gone through high school and don't read novels much, I still picked it up again in college and read Zero Loo, and subscribed to new books to support it. From the gentle Uncle Cat to Ninety Below Zero, from the author to the author. I still remember that the author quit his job as a riding monkey (from Lord of Darkness 😡) in order to write about super-god modeling, and was cheated out of thousands of dollars by an agency... As an old pirated reader and a new genuine reader, I hope that Below Zero can create more interesting works. The results are getting better and better. I will always support you.

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