There's a Book of Mountains and Seas Inside Me
我体内有本山海经
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
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You have to sift through the sand to find gold, and after years of trying duds, you learn to recognize the good stuff. A little something for every kind of reader...
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[Comment] The logic is terrible.
First, special departments would never recruit outsiders like the protagonist into their core departments, not even in places where one can only interact with special individuals. Secondly, special departments don't operate like underground organizations, so there's no reason to restrict personal freedom. After all, they're working in their own country, not in jail.
The beginning is toxic. I was tricked and deceived into joining a secret organization, injured countless times, and faced deadly danger at any moment, but I was not allowed to possess weapons. On the contrary, people with superpowers could hurt others without any punishment. Furthermore, is your secret organization a state-owned enterprise?
From the moment the two women are framed, the protagonist's IQ begins to plummet, the plot deteriorates, and the values become distorted—it's like something ghostwritten.
Abusive protagonist! Internal strife! Intrigue! It looks pretty dull! If you're looking for a lighthearted, enjoyable read, you might want to look elsewhere!
I've finished watching it, and I have a few questions... The first protagonist is still a virgin at the end, and the second, where did Suzaku go?
There should be no one at this point, but I recalled this book again, eleven years have passed.
Where did the flight attendant and Zishan go? The story ended before it was finished.
I'm in trouble. My girlfriend won't forgive me, we have a grudge, and we can't reconcile (she thinks the protagonist cheated and we broke up). I've forgiven a "brother" who betrayed me. (This is a scheme to frame the protagonist.)
This is a good book. Every reader has a few books in their heart that they don't want to forget and can't forget.
[Comment] The author should take a look.
I just came from another novel, Super Modeler. I don't know if the author has read it, but it was pretty good. However, when it started to have a shocking conspiracy and the protagonist's fate being manipulated by others, I felt uneasy. It was really unpleasant. I'm not interested in continuing to read novels that are supposed to be exciting. I hope that Violence won't also have a shocking conspiracy and some kind of control over the protagonist's fate. That would be pointless, right?