The Inhuman Daily Life of Girls in Tokyo

The protagonist always says that he hates the hypocrisy of monsters, stealing human lives and so on. This kind of thinking itself is very hypocritical. He is not pretending in order to survive. I don't know what moral high ground there is in this kind of survival issue. I read several books like this. When facing monsters, I love you and like you, but in the end, I turn around and feel disgusted and disgusted, you monster. Later, I really fell in love with him, which is really ridiculous The only moral high ground for this kind of thing is that you are a monster. It is just for me to kill you and hate you because you eat people. It's disgusting to watch. The protagonist should feel sad for this kind of monster who wants to be human and the same as human beings.

It's pretty cool. I'm curious about the fighting strength of the humans. Tentacles and the others were hit by a typhoon just ashore, but they didn't dare to reveal themselves. Is it because they were afraid or something else? Looking at the tentacles, her mother seemed to be at the level of destroying a city.

The disobedient ones will be given to the big dogs to chew.

The plot has developed so far, and I feel like the protagonist who abandoned the system at the beginning is like a clown🤡ah😭😭😭

After reading more than 20 chapters, I felt it was too plain and I had no desire to follow it. There are almost no emotional scenes, and most of them are descriptions of inhumanity. The first 20 chapters only introduce the inhuman settings of several female protagonists. I came here for emotional dramas with multiple female protagonists, so you should weigh it yourself. Moreover, the non-human setting is actually a bit strange. As a result, my second brother didn't notice how beautiful the heroine's personal description was. I recently watched a game about animatronics, which caused that image in my mind. Coupled with the parasites, it reminds me of those insects in nature. It really made me over the top. If you like non-human and slow-moving people, you can read it. After all, this book actually has no shortcomings, but I personally think it is too plain.

He looks like a pretty good person. Personally, I feel that Pig's Knuckle's mental journey is a bit weird. It's a bit weird to refer to Japanese cartoons where the innocent, passionate and believing nerd protagonist is unable to change his mind.

The male protagonist behaves relatively decisively, and has the ability to proactively think and act when encountering problems. The writing is not bad. He can grasp the rhythm and have the desire to read on despite the fact that the male protagonist is currently weak in ability and not connected to an official organization. The pace is still acceptable. It's just that I don't like the gimmick of uninstalling the system in the early stages of the plot, and there are no patches. The reader just feels that the protagonist will suffer a loss if he doesn't take advantage. The system does not issue tasks such as forced flesh and blood mutation and forced death. If the task fails, it will only be a flesh and blood vision. If you succeed, there will be a reward. Because the iron-blooded pure love God of War forced to die to uninstall the system, it feels like there is no sufficient reason for suffering a loss. The subject matter of this genre is already niche, and it is even classified as a romance genre, so the guide recommended it. It doesn't feel like it is completely light-hearted, but it feels like it will be quite niche.

It's surprisingly pretty, but there are too few updates. I like the little loli dolls.

The male protagonist is really at his wits end. If he were not crazy, he would have collapsed a long time ago. The male protagonist is still okay with Shiraishi Yuroku, a buddy. He is not really crazy anyway.

Are you still a young person if you become more like this in one day?

I have also posted my personal review of books on the forum before, so I must add you.

I hope there are less plots where the protagonist goes crazy. It feels a bit awkward to pretend to be crazy suddenly regardless of the occasion.

It looks great But I guess the investigator and the tentacle monster mother should be the foreshadowing of the subsequent plot, but how does the male protagonist participate in the subsequent plot? The current reading feels like a campus supernatural love story. What will it become after entering the subsequent plot? How to maintain the tone? Be sure not to step on thunder ah ah ah

"My Loli Doll Mom"

It looks good, will the male protagonist's mentality change, such as taking the initiative to carry out strategies?

Although it's not as heavy-handed as the one next door, Tentacle Girl, this kind of comedy is actually more interesting than the main character.

Looks like goushi Smells like goushi Tastes like chocolate Do you think I'm going to make any big deal? Wrong, we are dogs You will die if you eat it But fortunately, life is just a chocolate-flavored hook

Wuwuwuwuwuwu, no eunuchs

It's quite interesting, but there are too many female protagonists. I feel like the author is a bit overwhelmed.

Please post some pictures for the heroine, the AI ​​is very fast now

Waterless Moon Flowing Song? Hotaru Amakura?

A very classic routine of meeting a monster and then being influenced by love. The difference is that the monster is really eating people (fear), and the protagonist is also really afraid (even loses love) It is a novel writing method. At first glance, it is very exciting and novel. If the author can grasp it well, then at least it will be more food and grass. Unfortunately, the author failed to write it The male protagonist collapsed in Chapter 108 and said that he was afraid of monsters. At that time, I admired the author for his courage to write and looked forward to the climax of the plot. Then the male protagonist reunited with them. Then in Chapter 111, the male protagonist suddenly stopped being scary and made up seamlessly It was as if the fear and monsters had never happened. The author obviously couldn't control it anymore. He wanted to write about strange things (worm parasitism, cannibalism, and easy destruction of cities) to highlight the monster aspect. But when it was time for the male protagonist to write a love story, the author did not dare to write even the simplest confession of a quarrel. After all, the author had just written that the female protagonist could destroy the entire city if she got angry. How dare the male protagonist quarrel in this case. Sure enough, the male protagonist had just had a quarrel, but within 5 chapters, the male protagonist took the initiative to apologize in despair In summary, the author particularly wanted to write about the monster harem novel that failed, so the love story was impossible to talk about, and in the end it completely failed. If you want to watch Love Harem, don't watch it. If you want to watch Stranger Things, I highly recommend it.

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I feel like I can work on it, but are there too many characters?

How did you write this? It scares me to death. Is it really human?