I'm a Monster, and I've Joined the Human Chat Group

Book title 60-65 points Fair Introduction 25-30 points Bad, reason: there are not many words related to the selling point First three chapters 45-55 points No, reason: too many words are wasted on foreshadowing, not enough effective information, readers will think that the golden finger is unnecessary. The golden finger is an information type, and the protagonist did not use it to obtain important and valuable information in the first three chapters. Setting 70~75 Not bad Summary: The introduction and the first three chapters are procrastinating, making common novice mistakes, so it should be a new writer. After the subsequent foreshadowing and settings were unfolded, it became much better. From the author's perspective, it was judged as a slow-burning type. The elements of the entire work are extracted as follows: the dislocation of the chat group; the weird rules; the fate of the country; and the inhuman protagonist. Author's advantages: ultimate research on rules and strange stories; protagonist's character; plot coherence; interesting and weird world view

Looking forward to it This book is as comfortable as when you don't know how to write during an exam and suddenly caught a glimpse of your deskmate's answers.

People are saying that weird articles are selling sheep over dogs, but you, you are different. Others sell flour as 🧊, but you sell 🧊 as 🧊. Although people lie to others, it is not illegal, and it will be fine if someone reports them. And you, my friend, I hope to see you again

It's a novel about novels. I really write the protagonist as weird. He smells the male attacker and says it smells good. His mouth is split to the base of his ears. He wants to trick the other person into breaking the rules and then eat him... No, my friend, your protagonist really wants to eat people. 😦 You are the kind who will be banned as soon as you report it. The mysteriously resurrected protagonist Yang Jian Laofuo tries his best to keep the protagonist in the human camp. It's better to turn it around and write it for people. The human protagonist joins the weird chat group to play with the weirdness.

I'll invest in fairy grass first, I'm really afraid that this book will die if I keep it 😭 It's a good read and I love reading it. The weird protagonist sneaks into the human crowd to cause trouble, which is interesting. I've read too many stories about human beings mixed into the weird, and they're no longer fresh. The plot and narration of this book are not sluggish, and the rhythm and suspense are also good. What I like most is the setting🤓🤓

Although people's thinking shouldn't be considered weird, as the author, you wrote it for people to read, right? Isn't it written for those things?

What a great book! It's very smart and innovative. The format of the strange rules has almost been written down, but it can still introduce new ones. The strength levels are divided according to the quantity and quality of the rules. It can be regarded as an innovation in the training system. At least it is not an old-fashioned setting at first glance. In terms of plot content, it is really about writing about weirdness... How to use rules to lure human attackers to make mistakes. Is this really something that can be written? (), But I personally really like this setting. It has a kind of inherent contradiction and implies a kind of cruel joy. Almost all other weird stories are wrong. They are either written as traditional fantasy, or the protagonist plays a trick, completely losing the topic of rules and weird talk. The material is exquisite, tossing and turning under unknown rules, and surviving from death The author is said to be a newcomer, but the writing style is still quite experienced. The only thing to worry about may be the outline problem. Without finishing the book with one or two million words, it is easy to deviate. I hope the author will pay attention to it Finally, 5 monthly tickets are given. The author greatly requests more updates. The book is obviously on the rise now, so more updates are needed!

Don't suddenly say that the protagonist is human later, otherwise the book will be useless. Most people read it because of the weird identity of the protagonist 😥😥

Newcomer or veteran? Are there any previous books? Anyway, it was my first time to read the strange rules and I enjoyed it. As for those who said they were curious, I didn't understand it at all. Aren't both weird and human beings regular dogs? Although the protagonist is weird, the strength of Golden Finger is basically bound to humans. In other words, the protagonist must provide some help to humans. In other words, people are going to die anyway. 80% Of the deaths in the entire dungeon, 40% of the deaths are at the hands of the protagonist, and 30% are at the hands of other weird people. Isn't it still a good thing for humans? It can be regarded as a kind of self-respect in a certain sense. Another good point about this book is that the protagonist does not immediately master the ability to cheat. Although it is weird, he still needs to survive under the rules and other weird covets. I have read a lot of weird rules stories in the past. Often after the first dungeon, the protagonist begins to master some abilities to force cheating and force reasonableness, which leads to the change from using rules to crushing the intensity between rules... Boring

It has always been hinted that the protagonist used to be a human. Don't let the protagonist jump back to being a human later.

I don't want the author to change the outline or setting because of the readers' voices. Rather than being vulgar, I'm more afraid that the author will change it in a hurry and change it to something different. It is important to have self-consistent logic, and it is important to have a coherent and smooth storyline. I hope the author sticks to himself.

Alas, it was promoted by station B. If you're not the author, why would you recommend it if it's fifty or sixty chapters? It's not good to write more chapters and at least two or three hundred chapters to make it popular. I clicked in and didn't read it carefully. I thought it had more than 500 chapters. It's quite well written, but could it be faster? Do you have any recommendations for friends of the same type?

It looks great. With this background setting and the content of these copies, why is he a novice author? So the starting point is still too convoluted. The protagonist is weird and won't mindlessly help humans. He only stands on his own side, which is good. I don't like the kind of redemption story that is cloaked in weirdness.

It's rare that it's not a clichéd plot, but it has its own innovations, and I hope it can be maintained. The protagonist's sense of spookiness must be maintained. If he ends up in the human camp, he may not have this sense of superiority. I personally don't like this kind of dual identity. I think the core rule of the male protagonist - you are not you, is the source of the male protagonist's golden finger. You can create some reversal rules based on this)

The idea is great, but the main character is so useless that I can't stand it.

This is how brothers should be written, and this is how weird articles should be written! This weird thing should be attacked hard! 😌 What we want is to look for novelties, but we treat them as weird, so why bother hanging a sheep's head. Just bring in the weirdness and go completely crazy and that's it. The protagonist's spirit is still too stable and normal, which is not good. I hope the spirit is more beautiful.

I'm tired of watching weird guides from the human perspective every day Finally, we can see our weird guide from the human perspective 😍

The protagonist in the previous chapters is Brother Chen. He won't do anything to restore his memory in the future, but will he start using his weird identity and chat group to help humans? This is a bit vulgar. Isn't the point of this book just to be weird and exciting? It would be boring if it were written like this.

Support is still somewhat useful, I haven't seen it before 🙂

It doesn't matter if it's Brother Chu or not. When reading a novel, it's not just about the results. It's okay if you enjoy the process.

The protagonist is very weak at the beginning, but then grows up step by step. Most readers should still be attracted by this little character's counterattack if they can continue reading. If it is later written that the protagonist turns out to be a big boss, there is a high probability that the contrast with the previous character creation will be too great, and some readers who are attracted by the "weak growth-type weirdness" will also be lost. Of course, if there is a major change because of this setting, it will indeed be completely different.

Also, don't really let the protagonist be the big brother who recovers his memory. That would be too vulgar. Heir or stealing will do.

For every 10 orders you place on your first order, vote for one fairy grass🌿 Support the author, this book is really well written, and I look forward to the day when it will be completed smoothly😄

I've finished reading it, it's very well written. First of all, the protagonist is not as brave as the comment section says, so there is no need to be afraid that the book will die. Of course, although he is not that brave, the male protagonist still maintains a weird setting and does not have an overly favorable impression of humans. The main plot of this book is still based on the protagonist's weird world. The role of humans is the golden finger of the male protagonist, helping the male protagonist become stronger and save his life. However, the core rules and name of the male protagonist hint that the male protagonist may have a dual identity (I personally don't like this kind of dual identity. I think the core rule of the male protagonist - you are not you, is the source of the male protagonist's golden finger. You can join the human chat group and obtain human props through cards) The plot is also cliché. There is no copy that tells a story to teach you a truth, that is, the pure male protagonist uses whatever happens to him as the script, and then uses the events to let the male protagonist discover the clues and ending problems. But there is one thing I don't understand. Weirdness has its own rules. Will the rules after entering the dungeon affect Weirdness's strength? Liu Yang's rules were stolen. No rules will disappear. So are the seven rules that the male protagonist followed after helping Liu Yang become a property manager the same as Liu Yang's rules? He has the strength of seven rules? If so, wouldn't it mean that all the residents in Xingfu Community know Liu Yang's rules. How do ordinary rules make the weird become stronger? Why do the reversal rules affect the explosion? The male protagonist's reversal rules are simply used to save his life and are highly bound to the Happy Community. There is no increase in strength. Finally, I would like to ask if there is a single heroine, or no heroine. There are currently no overrepresented female characters, so the possibility of a harem is very low. The only female character with a high proportion is Qian Shanxue in the chat group. If there is a single heroine, whether the heroine is weird or human, I personally prefer the weird heroine.

I read Chapter 12 and my senses are very good. The protagonist is a real ghost who cannot restrain his desire to kill and eat people. He really goes out of his way to scheming when he meets the humans who come to pass the level. There is no compensation like other novels, only bad guys are caught and killed.

It's rare that someone is not selling dog meat by selling sheep's head.

It's rare to see such interesting rules and ghost stories at the starting point. There are usually more ghost stories next door. This book is also quite interesting, but you must pay attention to the red line. The protagonist cannot eat meat or vegetables, otherwise you may not see this book.

The angle is very novel, and the look and feel is completely different from other ghost stories. It is full of freshness and can be followed!

It's good to read. Do you have any recommendations for similar novels? This one is too few and not enough to read.

It's from Douyin, it's pretty good, but there are too few.