The Bizarre Moon World: I Am the Only Doomsday-Class Forbidden Object

It's really good, but I just can't stand the comments 🙂

Haven't you seen From the Red Moon? From the first chapter, I felt that the younger sister looked more like her. The protagonist does have a feeling of decadence, and he thinks he is incompetent. He does look a bit like Lu Mingfei.

After reading the previous chapter, I clicked on Investment, but I was too lazy to read the remaining chapters, hoping not to waste any time. The front part is very interesting. At least I like the fact that the protagonist is a good person. He is really kind. Especially the doctor and boss who were black-hearted in the early stage became good people after being separated from the monsters. It was so heartwarming! It once made me think that I had escaped from those novels that were full of hostility, villains, intrigues, and resentment (that kind of novels were uncomfortable and tiring to read) The character design of the sister was okay and not cliché, and the protagonist was not stupid enough to notice her sister's abnormality and ask questions when she had anything. But the kind-hearted beautiful teacher is entangled (most likely single, the protagonist will be shy and angry when teasing a boyfriend) + encounter a beautiful senior sister in the hospital + there are many beauties in the official organization and they are ready to show up 🐻 + a rich woman and taciturn female colleague + three female classmates must have a beautiful girl + a classic male classmate who is really competitive. There is also a sister, although the protagonist will ask but she is too lazy to answer (she may have memory problems herself?) It's okay, not too poisonous The setting is a bunch of explanations, it's too long and I'm too lazy to read, jump, jump, jump! It's a rough look. I haven't looked at the other poisonous points in detail, so it's probably nothing. I don't care at all about the annoying comments in the comments. Strength growth feedback and plot description are smooth and in place. After the Virgin Heart joins the battle, you will get immediate experience growth and other feedback. There is an annoying villain who dies the second time he appears, which is cool (but there is an organization behind the classic, and the protagonist wants to stay but is killed by the organization's backhand...) The first twenty or thirty chapters are very interesting, and you need to grow your brain! The plot and information are slowly revealed with a sense of mystery, especially the trial is very exciting! Unfortunately, Return is still rated F. I read it so roughly that I thought it was an Invincible novel at the time... The protagonist's character is distinct and feels like a living person, rather than a mechanical protagonist in a templated plot. If you don't care about the difficult points I mentioned, it's fine. But compared with the previous ones, it's still a bit dwarfed and falls into the cliché. It's not bad, but there's a gap 🙄 It's not bad

The description is too wordy. It feels a bit confusing.

No matter how I write something weird, I always like to make the moon look weird.

It's either a good book or a piece of shit. I can't comment on this right now.

The further you get to the back, the harder it becomes to understand. It feels like several lines have been squeezed in at the same time.

It feels like Red Moon at the beginning, but different. The male protagonist of Hongyue is a bit pretending to be confused. He knows that his sister is invisible to others, and his IQ is online in times of crisis, without any clichés. This kind of clever mortal is actually quite lovable. And the details are handled well. For example, when you come out of the first job trial, the change of mentality is exactly the same when entering and returning to many Infinite Flow Zhutianliu novels. This one knows how to describe the difference. I have read Chapter 35 so far. There are some minor flaws, but with the talent of fairy grass and the lack of routine, I can read it in one go. It seems to be called "The End of the World Begins with Failing the Examination". The author writes well. As a bookworm of 20 years, I predict that if you don't write badly, it will become a masterpiece. I'm not like those people who just suck at it. When I say twenty years, I really mean twenty years. Keep writing, I'm optimistic about you!

Why do I remember that there is an old book with the same introduction format as yours? .

It's still good and worth a visit. I don't know why there are no people there.