
Alien Parasite
天外寄生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
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This list mainly features books with no female lead, sensible characters, and imaginative premises. I'll make this a trustworthy list. I hope you'll follow and save it.
For Passing the Time
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Recommended by a Veteran Reader, Not for Beginners!
Recommended classics. I started reading novels at fifteen, and I'm forty-two this year, so that's nearly twenty-four years! From the Four Great Classical Novels to Jin Yong, Gu Long, and Wen Rui'an, from bookstores to web fiction... Reading is not just a pleasure; it also takes thought. Online novels are becoming increasingly childish and vulgar, and there are fewer and fewer classics... There are more and more garbage System stories!
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Some Pretty Good Science Fiction Novels
A blend of technology and fantasy, chosen from a wide range of reading and with care. Fellow readers, this is a science fiction list, so please don't recommend other genres. On the old version, saving a list meant following it. On the new Qidian version, tap the star below. If it turns red, you've saved the list.
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My Personal Bookshop
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Hard Science Fiction Loved by a Veteran Bookworm, Plus Well-Constructed Novels
Just like the books I recommend if you like them. Please do not mind if my recommendations are poorly written. Like the books you enjoy, and downvote the trash! Too many novels today reuse the same formulas, pursuing nothing but gratification while forgetting their own settings and logic. The protagonist pretends to be weak before humiliating the strong, has no common sense, and the whole world gets stronger every time he levels up. Books like these are downright insulting to the reader's intell
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In a corner of a book, the sounds of spring begin to play, soft and silky, fresh and soothing. It is like a young woman just out of her bath, dancing among the willow leaves in a pink dress. No wonder the poem says: “Jade adorns the willow tree, dressed in green; ten thousand strands hang down like silk ribbons. Who fashioned these slender leaves? The February spring wind is like a pair of scissors.”
If You're Out of Books to Read, Take a Look
Understand the gentle breeze and bright moon, and you’ll find natural calm. Understand flowers, birds, insects, and fish, and you’ll find ease. Understand romance, and you’ll find poetry in life. Understand generosity and kindness, and your heart will grow broad. Understand life’s bittersweet flavors, and you’ll find sweetness. Understand hard work, and you’ll rise to the top. Understand perseverance, and you’ll achieve greatness. Understand the comings and goings of life, and you’ll learn to ta
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A Stockpile for Leisure Reading
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[Comment] The protagonist, a mature and rational non-human, feels too contrasting when paired with a mentally challenged girl. The absence of a female lead isn't necessarily a bad thing; it doesn't have to be forced...
The protagonist, a mature and rational non-human, feels too contrasting with the mentally challenged younger sister. The absence of a female lead isn't necessarily a bad thing; a forced inclusion isn't always necessary. Sci-fi isn't about melodramatic urban fantasy; the little girl feels somewhat boring and superfluous.
I cannot accept the protagonist's wanton killing of innocent civilians.
No wonder the ratings were so dismal. The story begins with an alien creature inhabiting the protagonist's body, making the protagonist its slave. Flipping through the later chapters, the protagonist is still its slave. It's a miracle anyone even reads something like this; it's no wonder it's popular.
Hopefully, the author will stop borrowing too much from other people's works. The setting of "Parasyte" is very similar to that of "Fugitive Report" and the Japanese manga "Parasyte". Many plots are also similar. The setting of "Countdown to Earth's Demise" is also very similar to that of "Kidnapping All of Humanity".
While this book is plagiarized, saying it plagiarized *Parasyte* is a bit of an overstatement. The premise of an alien parasitizing the protagonist's hand is similar to *Parasyte*, but the overall plot and inspiration come from Xiaoyu Gonggong's *Fugitive Report*. Generally speaking, it doesn't share many similarities with *Parasyte*, a manga published by Hitoshi Iwaaki in the 1990s.
It's well-written and the ideas are excellent. The only drawback is that it relies heavily on foreign collaborations for all the high-tech aspects, which I, being a nationalist, disliked.
[Comment] Chen Yang might have acted out of sympathy, but I don't believe the right hand would be so kind.
There's definitely a grand, unspeakable conspiracy at play. He's surely using this to explore the bodies of the mutants, and ultimately he'll control the mutant population of this world to build a massive power. Perhaps he'll even encounter another Chen Yang who has already become a mutant, and after some modifications, he'll become his clone in this world—how utterly evil!
While claiming to be a fan of Xiaoyu Qingchen (Little Rain Morning), Eunuch Yu is secretly trying to squeeze every last drop of profit from her. Interesting. If his new book ends up being a flop, I reckon Eunuch Yu will pull some strings and borrow from Eunuch Yu's unfinished novel, *The 3276th Rebirth* (Expert-Level Rebirth). Go Eunuch Yu! One day you'll surpass Eunuch Yu and become the chief eunuch of the Eastern Depot! 🤫
This book is still going strong after all these years; that just shows how weak humanity's science fiction thinking is.
You're telling me this is a novel from ten years ago? The social realities depicted are still relevant today!