Weird Invasion!

I read Chapter 38 The first abnormality handled by the protagonist is a failure in my opinion First, there is no search for the source of the abnormality at all Second, for a person, even if his wife and daughter are abnormal, he still needs to find a solution. Emotions are very important and no one cares about the protagonist at all Third, no one is arranged to continue monitoring Fourth, it is concealment. To solve these things Sixth, there is no judgment at all whether this anomaly will cause other dangers or is harmless, whether consensus or cooperation can be reached Seventh, there is no complete process at all. Any response process mentioned above is just for defense and offense. There is no behavioral condition based on benchmarks. No rule can make a circle A complete processing process can solve many problems Abnormal judgment standards. How could a national agency not have the most basic standards. Beneficial, non-threatening, dangerous, none of the three basic branches, let alone

It's pretty good, I almost missed it

I've read twenty chapters and it's very well written. But my grades were so bad that I was worried that I would stop writing and run away. But this type is not very suitable for the current environment. The grades of slow-burning books are destined to be not as good as those of other books. And what should I say, there are a lot of uncomfortable points. After reading the umbrella in the first chapter, you will definitely think that there will be a solution to the sister's condition later, but then it is not mentioned at all. The foreshadowing is too blunt, or the reader clearly knows it, but there is no solution next, which is very strange. Modern society is a bit strange. It feels like in the early 2000s, an umbrella and a mask could be sold so expensively. And except for prices, there are basically no changes in other aspects of daily life, which is quite strange.

Like the title, I read it unknowingly, just the paragraphs about drawing pictures. Most people can't understand it. I know a little bit about it, so I can understand it.

After reading the first chapter, it feels so unreasonable. Nearly 10 million people are sick and the burden is shared across the world. For example, the main character is now living in this country. One tenth of the medicine is worth 2 bottles a month. How many people can afford this medicine? With so many people sick, the country has no measures. Is it going to let these tens or millions of people die casually? 🤔 Of course, I haven't read the next chapters yet. I just raised some questions. There is something wrong with this setting.

There are many mysteries thrown up at the beginning, but none of them are advanced.

I have seen more than fifty chapters, starting from the global heavy rain, causing changes in the world, the appearance of the sister character, and the foreshadowing of the umbrella? Then came the global fog, the protagonist's ability was revealed, and two new characters Lin and Chen were given Then they were trained to join the organization, and while improving the world view, the new characters Yu and Dong, and the setting of the Split Lord Then there was the strange mother-daughter incident, which introduced the villain organization The Hanged King incident led to a "new" Split Lord. Overall, it looks rather bland, with nothing particularly exciting. It's hard to see anything in terms of combat power. The characters (sister, Lin and Chen) have not appeared for the time being. Can't catch the eye.

? ? Isn't such a big organization like the Abnormality Institute going to be gone? It's now the main character challenging the whole world again.

I hope you don't inject water in the name of slow heating, pay attention to the rhythm, and don't cut before you climax.

Personally, I think the author's writing style matches the protagonist's painting skills, and I'm looking forward to what the follow-up will be like! 🤓

It's awesome, top-notch settings, and the writing is adequate

If you want people to read it, update it ten times a day.

It feels like it's been a long time since I saw a good foundation-themed book on Qidian. If the author's name wasn't Uncle Tian Heng, I would have missed it. By the way, Xichun is so cute.

The beginning throws up many puzzles, such as umbrellas, packages and disappearing paintings, but none of them are investigated clearly, and more puzzles are thrown up. Pay attention to every puzzle, but most of them start with another puzzle, which is boring and does not make use of the imaginative uses of the contained objects. The Crime Investigator is always a variant adventure novel. Why is the protagonist living so comfortably? No one thinks the foundation's document format is interesting, it's not about ideas and stories. I want to see the protagonist encounter a crisis in a contained object, and then rely on wisdom and will to contain it, instead of these short-term parents.

Is the author very old? This kind of writing won't make you popular

I thought the novel was about horror stories invading the world, but it turned out that the novel was different from what I thought. So many people just abandon books. Heavy rain in the first chapter, followed by heavy fog, and the world has a gray atmosphere, but there is no crisis at all, it is too slow. The third golden chapter is still a bit right. The protagonist of this theme must have a sense of IQ crisis. A bottle of medicine costs 100,000 yuan for half a month, and the protagonist is also a painter. What era are we in now? How much money can the protagonist make? People all over the world have a chance of getting sick, but as a result, the medicine is so expensive that there will be riots in less than two months. There is no logic in this. In addition, from the perspective of writing novels, it is no wonder that some horror novels start with the system, and then the protagonist dies madly and violently dozens of times. This is so attractive.