In the Era of Mythology, I Evolved into a Stellar Beast

To be honest, the writing of this novel is really not that good. The first 60 chapters span only two months. They are all about social development in school. They keep repeating two points and one line, which is as boring as writing a diary. I thought it would take time to develop in the early stage, so I persevered. When I saw the protagonist finally left school after 60, the result was still the same as a running account. The plot is slow to develop and dull. In the middle, I did a lot of plots about the male protagonist in human society. Later, I mainly watched the plot about the alien clones, which was a little more interesting. The stereotyped pretentious plot of growing up in human society left me expressionless. After reading Chapter 158, I finally decided to give up. Although the sunk cost is a bit high, there is nothing attractive about this article that makes me waste my time on it. Another point is, when I read the paid chapters, every time I look at the catalog, I see something about a suppressor or a peerless monster. It is so exaggerated that the protagonist is still in the first grade of high school and gets into a fight with a genius in the same grade. Very disappointed to be honest. It looks like a running account to me. Can I not write those unimportant plots? Everything has to be written, and I skipped a few sections but didn't find any impact. I also know that you are developing two lines at the same time, but why don't you write about the protagonist's social interactions in each chapter, and then write about the eating of strange beasts. Keep repeating, even if there is growth, the prey is different, and they also want to make a living. I once read a book where the main character was transformed into a strange beast. Unlike this book, he wrote about every time he ate.

Great book. I haven't seen anything I like in a long time.

Come on, no more eunuchs, this is the first time you vote monthly on this platform

Come on, it's still possible, not bad.

It was because the author actively communicated with readers at the beginning that I followed it. As a result, a post about the relationship line was posted in the book circle, as shown below. I didn't ask this person the next day. This person's reply was a violation. If there is no violation, your post will not be deleted. If there is no violation, your post will be completely violated. No wonder your book circle is just bragging about you. All those who have some opinions are deleted.

If I have to talk about the unpleasant part, it is the matter between men and women. Do you think it's cool to hang out with Luo Fei every day and have an affair without exposing her? On the one hand, the author writes the protagonist as a straight man, but on the other hand, he writes that the protagonist has high emotional intelligence in terms of men and women. This is very contradictory, or else he just abandons all the things about men and women.

Didn't the initial Zhengrong have the talent of self-healing? This talent of self-healing and regeneration is already incredible. Why is it not shown and strengthened? What reminds me the most is this. Without adding this attribute, it feels like something is missing. I hope the author doesn't add it. Others are good, at least I can stay up late to read them. It will be more perfect after adding it.

Why does it feel like a fan of Devouring the Starry Sky?

Please update the author soon. . . . . Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh

The whole world has changed, and those folk practitioners who disappeared after the advent of guns have risen again. After decades of development, some powerful practitioners can withstand missile bombings, sink aircraft carriers with their own bodies, and tear apart giant beasts. They are powerful and terrifying. 1. Where did you disappear before? 2. It takes a few decades to be able to resist missiles, but thousands of years ago?