
So I’m the Nian Beast After All
原来我才是那年兽
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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The Book Drought Relief Herb-Picking Pavilion
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I arrived before the firecrackers went off, and I left as soon as they went off; turns out I was the real monster.
After reading about ten chapters, the protagonist's belongings were misappropriated by his superior and distributed to his subordinates. His colleagues all praised his superior, and the protagonist was also very grateful to his superior. The protagonist's intelligence is truly worrying.
The book is quite good, but there's something I don't understand: does the world's population automatically reset after midnight? I don't understand how ordinary people in this world survive, with dozens of major disasters every year.
The author actually dared to ask him for a recommendation! He's known for ruining every book he recommends!
Toxic spots
The worst part is that without permission, someone else's "Year Beast" meat was taken, just like a boss taking your year-end bonus and distributing it to everyone, while the protagonist acts all high and mighty.
Who put on the "intelligent" label?
Oh no, I'm going to be sacrificed by the bald guy.
One pound of meat can be used to make medicine that can cure 700 people with minor injuries, and half that number for serious injuries, so let's say a total of 450 people. The meat costs 1000 taels of silver per pound, and 3000 taels on the black market. Then there's the exchange for cicadas; one dose of medicine can be exchanged for 3 cicadas.
If it weren't for the new setting, I would have dropped it long ago. The early chapters were relatively normal, but the protagonist's travels were just ridiculous. Any ordinary person with that system would have been better at it than him. For over 300 chapters, it was all about the protagonist's errands while the supporting characters were constantly fawning over him, then squandering all the…
What's wrong with authors these days? Whenever an official organization like the Demon Suppression Bureau is involved, the protagonist always has a female boss? Is this some kind of nonsense? I've seen several books with this kind of plot...