
Planet of Behemoths
巨兽行星
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Spiritual Qi Revival, the Earth Grows Larger, and Beasts Evolve
Beast-Taming Stories With No Little Sister. Preferably No Female Lead, and as Few Female Beasts as Possible
Dad! Any High-Rated Spiritual Qi Revival Ability Stories That Don't Dumb Down the Characters? I'm Out of Books
Beast-Taming Novels Where the Protagonist Tames Unusual Beasts
Pokemon novels without Rayquaza, please. A female protagonist would be even better, since the protagonists are almost always male and I am getting a little tired of that.
Looking for Beast-Taming Novels, but No Evolution Paths or System
Looking for books similar to Beast Taming World: Starting with Lycoris Radiata.
Beast-Taming Stories Are Getting Worse and Worse. Any Good Stories About Taming Magical Creatures?
I'm Out of Books! A New Beast-Taming Story: Funny, Full of Tricksters, and Laugh-Out-Loud Hilarious
Looking for books similar to "The Deadly Chef? No, I'm Clearly a Beast Tamer of Gourmet Food."
Abilities Should Be Limited by the Protagonist’s Own Development, Not Fixed Skills Gained by Leveling Up
Stories Where the Protagonist Raises Insects
I’m looking for stories where the protagonist raises bugs in a modern city or another world, then uses them to build up his strength, like *Urban Insect Emperor*.
Beast Taming, Clans, and Pet Eggs
Stories About Capturing, Selling, and Breeding Exotic Beasts
Novels Where the Protagonist Grows, Cultivates, and Develops Plants with Special Functions
Something involving potted plants, trees with various effects, tree houses, vines, and so on, with a male protagonist.
Any Beast-Taming Stories with Two Male Leads?
Has anyone read a beast-taming novel with two male leads? I'm really curious, but I haven't found a single one.
Farming, Conquest, Nests, Production, Breeding, Summoning, Wish Fulfillment, System
The protagonist has a System and can obtain various lairs by completing missions. Each lair produces a corresponding species.
Looking for Stories About Taming and Raising All Kinds of Pets, Without a System
Pets.
Spiritual Qi Revival, Earth Expanding, Mythology Returning, and All Races Battling for Supremacy
Beast-Taming Novels
The characters should be smart, and the power scaling shouldn't fall apart. Something like The Charm of Soul Pets. Don't give them a divine beast from the start, or it'll be no fun. And don't turn a dog into a qilin or a tortoise into a Black Tortoise, either.
Beast Taming Novels with a Powerful Starter Beast
Nothing else, please.
Zerg Novels, Not Ones Where the Protagonist Starts Out as a Zergling, but Ones Where They Create Their Own
I’m tired of stories where a bug pops up right from the start. I want the protagonist to create the creatures themselves.
Looking for Stories Set Right at the Start of the Spiritual Qi Revival, Not Long After It
The revival should be just starting, preferably with the male lead reborn in the past
Beast-Taming Cultivation
I want a spirit beast dragon. Don’t you think having one would be awesome? Why doesn’t anyone write about them? Don’t recommend System stories. I love writing like A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality. If you can’t come up with your own creatures, just borrow strange beasts from the Classic of Mountains and Seas. Just don’t make the writing too childish.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist's Familiars Are Insects or Plants
Satisfying Beast-Taming Stories, Though I'm Very Picky
Beast Taming, Soul Beasts, and Spirit Pets
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As the first novel I wrote, my goal is to reach 1 million, so give yourself a boost first, there are still 2/3 [currently working on the manuscript][currently on the manuscript][currently on the manuscript][angry][angry][angry][angry] After reading for such a long time, everyone said that the first person reader is uncomfortable. I estimate that after 1.5 Million words, I may go through a major change and write in the third person. Try to see if I can write it well. Then I will also write a real battle, and I will summarize the previous 1.5 Million words. I can start reading directly from there.
The subject matter can be first person or less, preferably
The subject matter is good, but it's a bit uncomfortable and uncomfortable.
This book is really good, but there are too few people who rated it. Each chapter has a lot of words and is not bloated. The protagonist is also well set. Unlike some protagonists who rush straight into the game without thinking, there is no force to kill or send someone to die. It becomes stronger in a methodical and step-by-step manner. If you like to read refreshing stories, I suggest you consider it. The pace is slow, but the compact logic is more reasonable, but the person pronouns are easy to misunderstand.
The content belongs to the beast-control category, the subject matter is good, and the layout is broad, but the ending is too hasty. There is more that can be written. I think about the adventures in other continents, the collision of creatures from all eras, the exchanges between humans in outer space, and the collision of wisdom between humans and various races under the aura. It is a bit regretful.
The first person is so uncomfortable, not only the pig's feet are in first person, but also the supporting characters who appear from time to time are also in first person. . . The subject matter is very good, but my brain hurts when I read it.
I practiced alone for three months, but the result was that I was not practicing as fast as others [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]
This author is really powerful, one chapter has ten thousand words
I quite like reading this type of book.
Not bad, come on! But is it okay to make the protagonist a little selfish?