America: The Corpse Burner
美利坚：烧尸人
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 1d ago
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I was just about to say that corpses can be sold for money in America, but then I found out it's an alternate world America with supernatural beings.
[Lin Tian Book Review]
With the popularity of "The Kill Line Theory" and "American Story" on the internet, we have seen many urban slice-of-life novels set in American cities and incorporating various genres. This work introduces the cheat system [Burning Corpse System] to shape the male protagonist into a hexagonal powerhouse with many "entries" that can rival the local original "supernatural system".
Overall rating: Far surpasses the level of a good herb, temporarily ranking as a near-miracle herb! Overall, this book is a very smooth urban fantasy system novel. It combines the recent popular "kill line" theme to create a parallel world where "decomposing corpses breed bizarre creatures".
I've been fighting for so long, it's been so intense, I'm exhausted. I'll take a break before continuing. I'll write something heartwarming, and please clearly state the rating system.
Is the cremation and sewing of corpses about to start again? 😴
Forget it, it's pointless. It's the same old, tired Western horror, with pretentious Western humor, and the underlying logic is flawed—it's problematic from the very beginning. Your "Crematorium" theme should be about covert development and behind-the-scenes operations. Besides, this world has three sources of power, and you don't belong to any of them.
Isn't it a waste to burn the body? 😰
It feels like watching a Japanese anime, only the setting is in America (D&D).
Normal, enjoyable read; above average quality.
The writing is okay, the pacing is brisk, there's no hostility, no melodrama, and no toxicity. The downside is that the occasional stupid actions in an attempt to create tension actually reduce the enjoyment. I'm afraid that one day someone might do something stupid and have a big one. One incident after another, with almost no daily routine.
I love watching the US military build up to fight monsters or get completely thrashed; it's so boring when it's just individuals beating each other up. 😁😁