Once Upon a Time There Was a Greedy Snake

Myth or not, beast or not, the setting is unclear, I don't know what it is expressing.

Drive high and go low, the beginning is still very mythical, but since waking up, the identity has been blurred, and in the end he has become an indigenous god. Maybe not an indigenous god, but an elf. The original relatives have begun to wander the stars. Their awakened gods have to accept the inheritance of others. I have never heard of any god with a creation personality. He wants to become the successor of other gods, but in the end he is just the god of death. I don't know what the author wants to do. I just think it's nonsense. The previous description of the plot seems to be that he is just a country boy. He insists on bragging about how powerful he is. All the pets he raises have become famous outside. How can he go to elementary school? He has to call someone else's teacher. He can't do it anymore.

It can't be seen, there is no level, no time, no relationship between characters, everything unfolds inexplicably, you can write whatever comes to your mind.

I come here to read this novel every time I see it. I am always fascinated by the descriptions in the first few chapters. The protagonist becomes a snake that is much larger than an elephant. He has never had enough to eat. After successfully hunting, he even lights a fire, skins and removes the internal organs. I was stunned when I saw this. I don't know how the words "snake much bigger than an elephant", "not full" and "snake on fire and skinned" appeared together.

Most of them are primitive plots, which become more and more boring the more you watch them.

Why did you click on this novel? Too poisonous!

In fact, the writing was pretty good, but it did fall apart a bit in the later stages.

The front is okay, but the soup is watery at the back

The writing is okay and I can recommend it with five stars.

It's really the author's old style. You still write the best articles I like.