“Ancestor, our human race has helped your beast race for a thousand years. Why repay our kindness with treachery today?”
“Think about it: for a thousand years, humans have hunted beasts that haven’t yet awakened their intelligence, forcing them to evolve. Without humans, how would they grow stronger?
“If they weren’t strong, wouldn’t your beast race fall behind when the spiritual qi revival began?”
“And if your beast race fell behind, wouldn’t the bird race and sea race try to swallow you up?”
“If you were swallowed up, your countless descendants would all be wiped out. How could you become saints and ancestors, and contend for dominion over heaven and earth?”
“Ancestor, the sea and bird races are the real enemies. The human race has always been helping you!”
The Chronicles of the Blue Star’s Strange Era record: “On the Day of the Sacred Transformation, the beast race’s army reached the Nine Provinces. They said the Sacred Peace Envoy had arrived at the beast camp and persuaded their 1 Ancestor and 13 Saints to withdraw. He then allied with the Bird Emperor and the Sea King, and formed a pact with the Beast Ancestor. Amid the chaos of war, he bought the human race several years to recuperate and grow stronger. This great feat ultimately ushered in an age of prosperity!”
This is a story of special abilities, academies, nations, and faith, as well as the legend of a pyramid-scheme boss who transmigrates to another world.
Spiritual qi revival, awakened talents, heretical believers, academy rivalries, human traitors, true spirit beasts, clashes between races...
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It's okay, the plot is well constructed, there are some minor problems, but they don't have much impact. In addition, I think the organization "Dianqian" who is chasing the protagonist's father is good or bad. If it is good, it means that the protagonist's father did something he shouldn't have done. This can be explained and resolves the conflict, but it is bad. Is it really appropriate for you to use titles such as Qin Emperor... Ming Wang? In summary, it's not bad (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡. I can recommend it. This style of writing is probably not bad at all. Come on😊
Let's talk about the shortcomings first: the first three chapters feel a bit long-winded and easy to dismiss. Let's talk about the advantages: ① The world view feels quite grand, and the superpower system is explained quite well. ②There are a lot of foreshadowings in just a few chapters. If the follow-up can be filled in, it will be a masterpiece. ③The black car drives well and I really like it [staring]. ④The protagonist's ability is a little bit poisonous, but it is also quite innovative. I look forward to the follow-up performance!
So far, the book seems to be quite well written, with no major negative points, and it really suits my taste. I have been worrying about what book to read recently, and this book came out. The characteristic of this book is the plot, and the author has put a lot of effort into this aspect. And it seems that there is still no system. In this era of systems everywhere, I feel that there are not many systems like this anymore. I also want to ask, in the end, did the protagonist and Yangyan become subordinates or brothers? 😏
It feels okay, no big poisonous spots
It feels good. I especially like the super power of language. Come on, author!
Attracted by the name