
The Monster Is a Ball in Front of Mental Illness
精神病面前怪物算个球
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Futuristic Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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My feeling after reading the whole book is that if I say it is funny, it is rarely funny, but if I say it is a refreshing novel, I will feel unhappy and feel aggrieved. The book was okay at the beginning (when it was mentally ill), and although it had its problems, it was still readable and occasionally funny, but it fell apart later on, especially after the protagonist recovered from his illness, and it had more and more problems. I summarize the two key issues of this book. First, the plot logic is inconsistent and then forced to justify itself. Second, there is too much nonsense, so much that it is unbearable. Finally, I want to complain about what I can't stand the most. It's that the protagonist is so useless. It's really annoying to watch. Not to mention that the protagonist's energy is exhausted at every turn. He has carried out many missions and is still the most powerful among the four strongest warriors. He often expresses surprise, shock, fear and other emotions during battles. In fact, he can barely accept these emotions at all times. The problem is that he has to stay in this mood for a long time, waiting for his teammates to die, or several of them have already died. He only came out of his emotions when he was a human being. When the protagonist was mentally ill, he could still understand it, but when he recovered from the mental illness, he still remained the same. Every time the protagonist had such emotions, the author just wrote a lot of thoughts about the protagonist's inner thoughts, etc. In fact, it can be seen that the author also knew that during the war, his teammates did not have these emotions. As a protagonist, he should not have such emotions. He was still in this mood for a long time. You really want to pull the author over and beat him up. This is my personal feeling after reading the entire book, for reference only!
Don't read it, it doesn't even describe a psychotic personality! It feels like the main character is useless, the name sounds even more useless, and he is so crazy, what do you know to be afraid of? The system is useless! Wasn't the system passively activated for that psychotic protagonist? The system also provides emergency plans. What do you know about mental illness? If you don't know how to write, just read "In the Face of Mental Illness, the Ghost Is Counting a Ball"