
Fog City Street Cleaner: Starting with Collecting Bodies
雾都清道夫:从街头捡尸体开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 335k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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160Chapters
168Votes
3.5kRecs
164Fans
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Changing it to Sanmao Wanderings is more in line with the content of the book.
The front is pretty good, although it's a bit laggy. But after the appearance of "Beautiful Woman" in Chapter 7, things took a turn for the worse. I don't know what the author wanted to write, and it was seriously separated from the previous chapters.
I feel like this book, like Under One Person, has not considered what is a logically self-consistent worldview.
😅 When I saw Chapter 8, at least two extraordinary disasters that could cause city destruction came up. When writing the book, did the author consider that people at the bottom can trigger extraordinary disasters that can cause city destruction without any qualifications or requirements. Adding to the oppression and exploitation caused by the industrial revolution on the bottom, the world has not been bombed to the sky.
White as hell
The whole story is about the protagonist saving some crisis that destroyed the entire city. There are as many monsters that can destroy the city as wild dogs on the roadside. How did the city survive before the protagonist came?
The author's original world view is very creative
Similar to the medieval world view of Warhammer, the power of Cathay once expanded to Mist City and was an important part of it.
I really want to ask, why does the protagonist have to save a child when he is kidnapped?
Does anyone have information about the use of human bone meal mixed with flour to make bread in Europe and the United States? I always feel like I've seen it somewhere
Very good writing style
The world view needs to be improved, and there are too few updates at present, but the writing power is online. I look forward to it becoming a big hit and the author will release more updates.
At least one piece a day, one piece every two days, it looks like a difficult childbirth
It would be interesting to take away the throne of the King of England and demote the entire royal family to be beggars.