Bioalchemy Notes

I read Lanke Chess Game. That book was obviously so well written, but why is there such a big gap in this book? I read more than twenty chapters patiently, but it was really ugly. Whether it's plot or character portrayal

Alchemy materials: tiger armor (speed) + lighthouse jellyfish (immortality and self-healing power) + tardigrade + iron ghost armor (golden body, can't be hit by a 3cm car) + mantis shrimp (explosion and strongest vision)

Stop once, look twice, pass three, and everyone will be safe in a car accident!

I think this book is okay at the beginning, but later on, it keeps arranging routines for one talent after another. Once in a while, it's okay, but more than once, it's really boring, especially when the next routine is for several chapters. In fact, this is probably what most readers don't want to see.

Don't let pig's feet kill people? Sure? Let me tell you something: any supernatural event or unusual discovery in modern society, the country will come to you for tea. What's more, how can ordinary people have large pets? It's not reasonable at all.

Finally found a similar book! The first otherworldly book that I read that incorporates modified creatures was Urban Insect King. Unfortunately, it was rewritten and ended in a hurry. I hope this book can stick to it, come on.

I don't know what boys think, but as a girl, the cover is really not very attractive! Then, who is the heroine? One or many?

The name Wu You reminds me of the protagonist in a certain book

Tardigrade (super adaptability) + elephant (giant strength, tusks) + human + gecko (resilience) + spiritual life + rhinoceros (defense) + python (muscle control, right arm scales)

After reading more than 240 chapters, I can't stand it anymore. How can I describe it? It's just too complicated and confusing. 1. First of all, there is the issue of different worlds. There is the earth, the world of beasts, and the east domain (it seems to be this, and the martial arts world), followed by Youmu, and then the frost dragon. There are 5 worlds, and I have not fully understood any of them. When the author was writing, he was also writing with a hammer in the east and a hammer in the west. He couldn't read whatever he thought of writing. 2. The author is not serious. In scenes that should be serious, the author insists on making them funny, which feels very inconsistent. 3. Some settings are really weak, such as the gender option in virtual reality and the shemale account setting, which greatly affect the reading sense of some readers. I hate transformation stories very much. When I saw this, I felt sick, and I didn't want to read the follow-up. 4. It has to be said that the author only digs holes but does not fill them. For example, that video was published for one issue, and then it was gone, gone! The above are my thoughts after reading. I hope the author can plan it when writing. The world in 5 is really too chaotic. I look forward to the new book. Farewell!