Ling Cage: Chu Zihang Tears Through the Mana Ecology!

To be honest, I watched two or three episodes of the anime Spirit Cage and then stopped watching it. But reading this novel gives people a very different feeling. It gave me a new understanding of this anime. In the anime, the darkness of the lighthouse is coldly placed in front of people, making it difficult to accept and almost despairing. That's why I didn't continue watching it. Because I won't accept such a possibility. This book gives a kind of power, the power of "bravery" that the cage of the lighthouse lacks. This is a kind of rebellion and a blooming of humanity. It's so powerful, I will definitely continue to read this book. The above is my feeling. The author's writing style is very good, and the characters and events are very smooth and three-dimensional. Old bookworms like me like it very much. You can pay more attention to it. (^～^) Finally, I hope the author's achievements will get better and better! You are this. O(^▽^)b

It's a very nice Spirit Cage fanfic. The writing is great. There are some OOC characters in the creation, but it doesn't affect the reading. The pace is fast, but it is also to open the chapter of Dragon Bone Village. Overall, it is highly recommended.

It's super good-looking, and it's still the senior brother I'm familiar with [sending my heart], the author. When will we Mr. Xiami come out and create this Mana ecosystem with Lao Chu? Looking forward to the young couple fighting side by side

Let me just say that this book is suitable for fans who read Spirit Cage but not Dragon Clan, so I don't seem to have any discomfort. It's a pity that I don't watch Dragon Clan and I don't understand (___) you. Fill it in… Good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking. Look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good, look good. Readers like me who only read Ling Cong are strongly advised not to read the commentary! It will affect the perception. Most of them are talking about the dragon clan, which we can't understand [face covering]. On the contrary, it will affect our perception of the entire work because of some of their dissatisfied comments, so! Don't read the paragraph review! Very nice!

I think it's a very good book of the same type. The plot is not boring and the protagonist is decisive and not sloppy.

It's quite interesting. For someone who has read The Dragon Tribe but not The Spirit Cage, the author has introduced the story background and settings in the book in more detail, so that it won't be confusing. The shortcoming is that the senior brother's thinking mode is a bit too human-machine. The description of psychological thinking activities and analysis of the scene looks like a human-machine. The author wants to show the calmness of the senior brother that is different from others, so that the descriptions look like the analysis of machine scanning. Apart from this, I think the writing is pretty good.

Not bad, not bad. I read it with gusto even though I haven't read The Spiritual Cage. I hope the author will do more. Also, the cover of this book is really hard to review. I hope it can be replaced with another one.

It's okay, but when Chu Zihang talks or analyzes, it always gives me a systematic or robotic feeling. Sometimes I look at it and think he has a system, and I also know why the score is a bit low [Thoughts] I don't know how to explain it, but I know that the author wants to create Chu Zihang's cold character, but it feels like the author is very deliberately shaping Chu Zihang's character. It looks very strange. It becomes less and less like him as he goes on, and he suddenly turns into a cat. It's like all living beings are in tune, and he doesn't feel that he has anything to do with the dragon clan.

Beautiful, I like it very much! (But I reject the love line [smile]. Weiwei can accept the official version of the original work a little bit, but not the rest. If you are planning to have one, please let the author know in advance. I will take the first step.

Four stars. This book is suitable for those who have not read The Spirit Cage, but have read Dragon Clan (not necessarily). The portrayal of the senior brother in it is generally good. It does not fully implement the image of senior brother killing embryos in the eyes of some Dragon Clan fans. It mainly emphasizes the senior brother's calmness, decisiveness in facing things, and some cute points about the senior brother's personal ability to listen to others and extract keywords. (I like this very much) However, in terms of OOC, Mark definitely has a place. Mark in the original work of Ling Cong is a person with the appearance of a bear and the personality of a goat. Reliable, insensitive to, or not interested in, the political struggles for power in many lighthouses (this is also a typical example of a doer who has no desire to be in power (?) I haven't finished reading it yet, but I've read about chapter 30. I generally think it's a good read, but I still want to know when my senior brother's word spirit will come back, and what the subsequent development will be.