Evolving from a Young Eagle, I Became an Ice Behemoth

It's been a long time since I've seen someone regain spiritual energy, and it's the first time I've seen someone transform into a bird. The writing is quite good. I prefer movies without female protagonists, but there are so few. Come on, author, I hope to see the finale [laughs]

The plot is pretty good, the main character is not a virgin, and it doesn't make people feel crazy [laughs]. It's better than many highly rated books, but this article is on the opposite side of human beings. If you don't like this type of reading, you can avoid it in advance [make a face] Author, you have added the element of family. The protagonist is on the opposite side of mankind, but it feels very strange that his family is still here. I personally suggest that you write them off later, and then make the protagonist completely opposed, or create a new villain so that the protagonist and mankind can coexist peacefully. Otherwise, you will write more and more poisonous things in the future.

This book is generally well written, except for the recognition of relatives in the middle. If you don't want to take poison, it is recommended to skip that part of the story. Skip directly to pick up the Tiger Mom. The plot is also coherent. I won't say that I don't know what happened before. In addition, there is the original stone. For example, if the size of the same grade is 100 experience points, it may be understood this way: the protagonist absorbs the original stone, which is mainly divided into two aspects: system devouring and absorption. The size of the rough stone can only affect the energy absorbed by the protagonist, but it cannot affect the system's devouring. Therefore, the system is devouring rough stones of the same grade, regardless of size, which is 100. Generally speaking, the overall sense is pretty good, and it's generally okay for things like alien beasts. I hope the author will do better and better. But because of the poisonous nature of recognizing relatives, I still give it a 4 points.

It's average, but it's my favorite type, and the plot is a little bit toxic.

You and I are not meant to be together, it all depends on the lack of a heroine, and we quit when we have relatives.

Well, if you really become enemies with humans in the later stage, it's best not to worry about the human world. If you will cooperate with the country in the later stage, let's not talk about it. But it shouldn't be possible for you to cooperate with the country. I'm just giving you some suggestions. It's very nice. I hope it won't be unfinished in the later stage.

This book gives me a very different feeling. In the previous alien beast novels, one of the humans and the alien beasts is always evil, and both sides fight to the death, but there is no reason. This book is different. Both humans and alien beasts have reasons to kill. The original intention is just to fight for a chance, a tomorrow. There is no distinction between justice and evil between the two sides, some just have different positions.

It's too poisonous. I was beaten by humans in various ways and almost died. Haha. Later, I sent Huzi and Xiaohei to a neighboring country. I suddenly wanted to go back to my country to meet my relatives, and then I joined the protection of mankind because of my family. Hahahaha, I laughed to death. It's too poisonous, but I give you five stars to check it out [laughs]

Having a family is a bad thing, and the protagonist already has a grudge against the country, and the sister is still a soldier on the other side of the country, and is an enemy. I hope that the back part will be a monster like the previous one, and not protect humans. There is nothing wrong with it. The sister part did not write too much. Generally speaking, this book is very good. Don't worry about the negative comments below. This is the only poisonous point in it, but it doesn't write too much, so I can read it.

Actually, I feel okay, everyone's experience is different. You can try to read it yourself first. If you like to read it, then read it yourself. If you haven't read it, it's hard to just blindly believe the comments. After all, 1,000 readers are 10,000 Hamlets, and everyone is different.