Raising Gods and Demons: Conquering the Universe After Being Reborn on a Planet
神魔养殖：从重生星球后征战宇宙
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- Ongoing
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- 373k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 10mo ago
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Well, to be honest, I find "Human Planet" quite interesting. Maybe I haven't read many shows like this (in the past, all my favorite characters died, and the protagonist didn't care). In this one, my favorite characters are still alive (I really love it, it's so much fun! The first child always has so many emotions, so I feel so carefree).
I'm currently on chapter four. To put it simply, as a planet, I'm a sentimental loser. Do you know how big a planet is? A centipede-like creature a few hundred meters long can cause the protagonist pain. That's utterly absurd!
The leveling up feels a bit slow. The other species are well-developed, except for Teddy, who made me, a pure fan, uncomfortable (don't change it, just a few complaints). The other characters are all quite good, especially the White Tiger. It has a bit less screen time, but its abilities are good; it's just a bit unmotivated.
You're just padding the word count later.
Keep it up, author! Don't abandon the project! 😄 Why is the rating so low?
I rarely read books like this before, but I found it quite enjoyable. Keep up the good work, author! I'll definitely keep following the updates.
The main poison is nonexistent, but the minor poisons keep appearing. The protagonist lacks divinity and is practically inhuman. Has he maintained this pathetic, loser-like personality without any growth? And chapter 65 really hit my sore spot. Does the protagonist have to clean up the mess made by the apostle?
It's alright, it's acceptable.
It looks good so far, with no major flaws.
It's watchable but not very good, especially towards the end where the protagonist just evolves into a superhuman.