Anecdotes About Unusual Creatures

The first book I have read to completion. If Xiling Empire was one of my inspirations in reading books, then Anomalous Creatures Is Enlightenment was my inspiration in reading. But unfortunately, I read it on a pirated website at the time. I had to develop the habit of reading genuine books after Sword of the Dawn started serialization. So, when will the other two books of Big Eyeball be released?

Hao Ren, as his name suggests, is a good man. His ideal is to live a peaceful life and be a small landlord who is not dead but cannot make a fortune - at least until a bunch of crazy creatures live in his house. A remote and old house, a bunch of unusual extraterrestrial beings, and a labor contract from "gods". The three elements combined made Hao Ren the busiest landlord and the most capable nanny in the world. The story of the most chaotic, strange and abnormal room landlord begins here. The protagonist of the novel, Hao Ren, and his tenants, including huskies, vampires, mermaid princesses, and demons, form a humorous story that inherits the worldview of the previous work, but with the imperial prosecutor Hao Ren as the protagonist, it builds a world full of imagination.

First give an overall score. It is recommended to read with a score of 8 or above. This book promotes the plot by completing tasks, so it feels more complete than those novels that promote the plot by upgrading. The ending is also exciting, not unfinished or sloppy. What is slightly lacking is that there is one missing chapter at the end. It can introduce the situation of the main characters after the war, so the ending feels a bit abrupt and has no aftertaste. The overall plot design is also relatively complete. The pitfalls are basically filled in. The plot is grand and rich in content, including science fiction, mythology, etc. Although science fiction feels more like fantasy, the first 20% of the plot of the book is a bit bland. Some of the plots are a bit mid-level and even feel a bit childish. I read it intermittently for a long time. As the plot unfolds, the big plots are no problem. I feel that the author's writing is getting better as I go to the end. My favorite is the part with Cole, but some of the small plots still feel a bit awkward. I hope the author will write more exciting books in the future

"How much does a civilization weigh?" "Sixty-two centimeters, seventeen kilograms, this is the weight of a civilization."

As Big Eyeball's work after Empire, as a science fiction work that I can repeat three times, I am really lucky. To be honest, although Big Eyeball has made great progress in this book, it is a pity that there are still some old problems of Empire in some places, such as places that require professional knowledge. Although it is already very cliché, it is still uncomfortable to read. Even the third time, it is the same, but the same, Big Eyeball Zi's writing has improved by more than a star. I still feel abstracted by the interpretation of myths, moved by the Pope's sacrifice, surprised by the life experience of the protagonist group, heartbroken by Io's experience, thinking about Bomb Ren's recycling of civilization relics, and shocked by generations of inheritors of the dark realm. Thanks again for the big eyes, and I also hope that I can finish the Empire. I can't stand it every time I see it, ugh

The book "Yuantong" completely meets 90% of the plot that a reader expects. It is serious when it should be serious and humorous when it should be humorous. The rest of the people who don't like it are just because of the classification. Some people like martial arts, some people like fairy tales, some people like military affairs, and some people like to watch time travel to fill their hearts. The only flaw is the cover, which is printed in Word... Although it is a different kind of humor, just like the supermarket at the gate of the community that is full of complaints... This is a good book with no poisonous points and no harem. If so, then go check out another place where the Kraken goes—"Sword of the Dawn"! ! !

Hey, old guy, you were right. The world outside is so big.

Ordinary but not mediocre

It's very exciting. It's the best one on cats currently (recommendations are welcome for better ones). The background is novel, the plot is interesting, and the characters are comfortable. It is a group drama. The only shortcoming is that the protagonist group is too two, but there is a reasonable explanation in the article, which is the cause of information disturbance. Simply put, "two" is contagious

Forced intelligence reduction, every chapter is childish, every chapter contains a lot of nonsense, the more you read, the lower your IQ is!