Evolution is the eternal rhythm of growth in all things. Every species strives ceaselessly to climb higher, seeking a wider world and greater strength!
A sudden mutation changed the course of development for a blue planet and the entire universe. It also changed the fate of one weak yet resilient soul...
A meteor streaked across the sky and became a pair of eyes. As if waking from a dream, the gears of fate began to turn quietly...
What kind of life will this chance encounter, both accidental and inevitable, bring Beichen?
This is not only the legendary journey of a tiny life exploring the unknown, discovering a whole new universe, and becoming a powerful figure in its own domain. It is also an enthralling story of crossing species, transmigrating between worlds, and forging bonds...
And whether any of it is truly remarkable can only be understood by experiencing it for yourself...
Overall, it's not bad. The author's writing style is okay, but the routines are too cliche. It's not suitable for old bookworms because they may have seen too many similar ones. It's more suitable for newcomers. The author not only writes about the protagonist, but also focuses on the supporting roles. For example, in the previous game, the focus on the supporting roles is unlike other games. The protagonist does not have much role in the early stage, and he keeps writing about the protagonist. If you like to see unity and friendship, you can try it, but the latest 20 or so chapters are a bit disappointing. Isn't this just a reason for the Holy Mother? It also hurts Xiao Ming and makes him angry. The protagonist is still a student, but didn't he come from time travel? This is really a bit of that. If the protagonist does not change in the future, then I can only say that the rating of this book will not be too high.
Multiple heroine harem?