Little Mushroom: Judgment Day

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And of all the Judges, Colonel Lu Feng is the most perceptive and merciless―as soon as he determines that someone is a xenogenic, he will execute that person on the spot. These spores landed, began to split in the moist deciduous soil, and grew into spherical bulbs like their mothers.

Eso sí, prepárense para no entender la mitad de las cosas 😆, excepto si eres biólogo o tienes una obsesión x el reino de los hongos 😆😆, esa es la razón de un 4, en vez de 5 estrellitas 🤡. And of all the Judges, Colonel Lu Feng is the most perceptive and merciless—as soon as he determines that someone is a xenogenic, he will execute that person on the spot. The cave sounded like wings flapping, a drop of mucus dragged the translucent filaments from the top of the cave, and it fell into the sticky moss on the ground, and they squirmed slightly. At the same time, there are landforms in the abyss, such as canyons, hills, mountains, abandoned human cities, and road ruins.

Xi Bei's fingers clasped the rolled-up paint on the table and he spoke slowly, "I'm left here with Grandpa but Grandpa's illness is getting worse. Sometimes, the ore would shine with a star-like fluorescence and it was like a human fairy tale had appeared in this place. The next second, a huge purple and swollen vine rose from the tangled up vines and split apart like a mouth. Marco, he’s a daddy dominant, a trainer, and recruiter, he had his eyes on a special girl in his workplace, he knew she’s a little even if she didn’t yet.

He risked everything for his goal but it's soon dismissed for ML, others may say it's romantic and such but, it's just bitter to me. Surrounded by mountain walls, this place was isolated from the world and there were no dangers lurking. He's strong yes, but unlike most MLs in other novels who are depicted as young with mindblowing achievements but tosses all their values aside for their One True Love, this ML holds steadfast to his faith and ideologies despite it meaning he may have to destroy the person he's come to love. After five seconds of conversion, he knew the pollution index meant the speed at which genes were transformed.I really liked the exploration of what it means to be human and of the resilience of humanity in the face of death, it was touching and interesting. She saw many things, she saw all kind of BDSM relations, in one impulsive moment she decided to tries what she works in, and who else is better than her own friends to try with. No complaints about the novel itself so I don't want to tank the rating by giving it 4 stars, but the condition it arrived in was a little disappointing. Also, the reading experience wasn't as smooth because of the machine translation, but the plot more than makes up for the slight lack of fluidity- hence I'm giving it 5 stars.

There were vines, moss, bushes, man-eating flowers and strange-shaped trees quietly lurking in the night.

So he pointed the upward arrow in the upper left corner of the map in the direction of the North Star, stepping on the dead wood, fallen leaves, mycelium, and dirt on the ground, and stepped outward. What we are ultimately left with is a haunted and haunting portrait of what we do to one another in our desperate grasping to unmake our undoing. The way it was told was something that sets it apart from other stories let alone the plot,setting and scenarios. The human hand grasped Anzhe's mycelium violently, and with a great deal of strength, his breathing became increasingly rapid.

A huge hole was born from the deepest part of his body and there was no way to fill it, no way to heal. He considers himself apathetic to their despair, not realizing that his gentleness and sadness is making him anything but apathetic. I don't think there were any plot holes and the author did an amazing job balancing all the different elements in this story.Other books of the author:•The CEO's Choice [On-going + regular updates]You can join the discord server for updates and picture references:https://discord. It doesn't matter if you are or are not into a post-apocalyptic type book, I can assure you that from the moment you start reading it, you will be completely immersed in it. Her most famous work is Little Mushroom, and she has published other titles such as Cultivating in C Language, The Cat's Rose, and Zhezhu. An Zhe was unable to speak as he looked at the end of the mind and felt his IQ extinguishing little by little. The ending is perfect for the tone of this novel, which is pretty dark despite the seemingly lighthearted premise.