I Became a Gu
我变成了一只蛊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 428k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The Protagonist Turns into an Animal, with No Human Transformation or Spiritual Qi Revival
Are there any stories where the protagonist becomes an animal such as a lion, tiger, or wolf? Remember, they must not transform into human form, and there must be no spiritual qi revival.
Stories About Controlling Gu Worms and Poisonous Insects to Grow Stronger
Are There Any Xianzun Fan Fics? If So, Recommend Some Good Ones
Any Novels That Quote Reverend Insanity?
Authentic Taoist Novels, No System, No Becoming a God
The Male Lead Is an Animal and Has a Wife
Stories With an Animal Protagonist Who Favors China
It’s my first day reading novels. Please help me out!
The Protagonist Can Control Others and Make Them Do Anything
The Protagonist Becomes a Weapon, Spirit, Beast, Monster, or Machine and Evolves
Any Books Where the Protagonist Reincarnates as an Animal? Please!
I've become very interested in books where the protagonist messes with animals. Please recommend some, masters!
Reborn as an Animal, Preferably a Long Novel
Reborn as an animal (looking for a long one)
The Protagonist Is Discovered After Turning Into an Endangered Species. Any Genre Is Fine
For example, the protagonist becomes a tiger or a lion from the start.
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Turns into a Rock or Some Other Inanimate Object?
Are there any books where the transmigrator turns into a rock or some other inanimate object?
Zerg Invasion, Undead Invasion, Machine Invasion, Fourth-Dimensional Invasion
Insectoid disaster, undead disaster, mechanical disaster, or Fourth Disaster: which one is the strongest?
Have Novels About Evolving From Animals Really Died Out? Get Them Going!
The System Is the Protagonist! Nonhuman! Transmigrate Through the Myriad Worlds! Sell Cheats to the Protagonists
The System starts at max level, so there’s no need to study.
Stories About Stripping, Parasitizing, Devouring, Evolving, Fusing, and Absorbing
The Male Lead Transmigrates as an Insectoid Mother, Regardless of Sex, and All the Insectoids She Creates Are Beautiful Women
🔥 Gu Cultivation! The Protagonist Commands Gu! Cultivates to Perfection and Ascends to Immortality!
Any Stories with a Catgirl or a Little Girl as the Protagonist?
The Protagonist Has a Hive or Creates an Insect Race
Decisive and ruthless, not a bleeding heart, and no harem.
Anything From Your Browsing History Is Fine. Female-audience Novels Are Fine Too, Since I’m Not the One Reading Them Anyway
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Can Possess and Control Others?
Hand it over already!
Novels About Zerg, Zerg Nests, and Hive Nests
Being reborn is fine. Transmigration to a parallel universe is fine too. But no apocalypse. It has to be set in the modern world, with the protagonist taking on all the countries, East and West. Some countries can be left out. After that, it's interstellar conquest and all kinds of civilizations.
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What Do You Mean, Great Demon Lord? I’m Clearly the Venerable Great Love!
Apocalypse: I Command Ten Million Followers
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Global Evolution: From Single Cell to Ancestor of All Beasts
Heavenly Emperor of Ten Thousand Gu
Demonic Cultivator? No, Call Me the Carefree Immortal Venerable
How I Reincarnated as a Stone
Slaughtering My Way Through a Parasitic Cultivation Civilization
My Thoughts Can Control Other People's Minds
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Ah, books like this are indeed rare; for someone to write something like this is already quite good.
I couldn't continue reading after Chapter 6, so I went back to check the reviews and wanted to offer my opinion. Those who said it was good but didn't explain why should be taken with a grain of salt; the reasons for those who said it was bad are worth considering. Some people don't need to come to my comments and say things like, "You haven't finished reading, what are you saying?"
I really loved this book, and I'm a little disappointed that it's ended. I really hope there will be a sequel! 😃
Science knows no borders, but scientists have a homeland.
Above the host is the system, and above the system is the author.
The beginning sounded so magical—could Gu worms really exist in the world, and they even obey human commands? Later on, my emotions were like a rollercoaster; some parts were so moving I wanted to cry, others made me laugh. The story was tightly woven, and I hope the author will write more books like this.
I feel great! Why is exposing the system considered poisonous? I can read other books where the protagonist is forced to pretend to be weak while actually being strong, and since the protagonist has already confessed to his sister that he's her brother, and there's the difference in the languages of the two worlds as an explanation, isn't that enough? I feel great (please don't criticize me, I won't listen anyway).
Overall, it's not bad, but it seems like it had a rushed ending. The premise is quite appealing, and the foreshadowing is well done. There's a bit of filler and some cheesy moments, but it's acceptable. Keep up the good work, author! Looking forward to your other works.
I think it's pretty good. I was thinking of adding more books to the shelf, but it's already full with 500 books, so I'll leave it as is. ^ω^
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful! It's so beautiful! I've never seen such beautiful writing of classical Chinese poetry.