Nuclear-Powered True Dragon

It is absolutely beautiful, does not change shape, and does not have a female protagonist (Xiao Bailan has never shown a gender from beginning to end. It is similar to a pet and the last trace of friendship between the protagonist and the protagonist is a transition point from human to animal) and it can be seen that the author has researched species. Although there are elements of fantasy, the author's thinking and inspiration can make people shine! Don't be discouraged from feeding because the early stage is really not that big, it's just the starting point and there aren't many chapters. It's really fun later. The rating shouldn't be like this, I highly recommend watching it

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It's rare to find such serious writing about alien beasts, and it feels like the strongest predator system in the starting point. [Laughs] The author of Tei Liujian is indeed a little too misguided. Everyone else has evolved, but the protagonist has not evolved. No wonder you didn't comment a thousand times and everyone watched in silence.

It's really good-looking. Except for humans appearing in the early stage, I watched them basically develop in the wild later on. There are only about 80 chapters now and I have read them all. As for what will happen next, I don't know yet, but it should be good. At least I am looking forward to it now. The author's foreshadowing is really good.

It is an excellent work about alien beasts, and the plot control is of an excellent level. However, I think the author can reduce some of the funny or stereotyped descriptions of human beings. The most attractive aspect of this book is the unconstrained imagination. The magnificent and wonderful evolutionary process can increase the imagination of different abilities in the early and mid-term, such as the plant-shaped dragon (already realized). In addition, don't stick to the so-called fantasy species, open up your mind, and write more scenes of original earth species using spiritual energy to strengthen themselves or evolve, creating a vibrant realm of "fish flying on the bottom, eagles striking the sky, and all kinds of frosty sky competing for freedom". The so-called struggle of all things, the plot should be more wild. The major species on the earth should also produce their own strong men, who may fight vertically and horizontally, or fight endlessly, instead of being a single-threaded confrontation between the protagonist and the fantasy species. Of course, the author's own thinking is the most important. You must maintain your own style and be obedient to readers. Your performance may increase in the short term. However, in the long term, when your works become homogeneous, you will lose your competitiveness. Help you achieve great results.

The name is a bit confusing, but the quality is high. It is a good novel about exotic beasts. The advantages are obvious, that is, its evolution process, and the author's imagination is also quite wild. He describes the protagonist well, and the plot is generally okay, and there are no particularly big obstacles.

It's quite fun. The advantages of all creatures are concentrated in the protagonist, an electric eel. It makes you want to revisit the animal world. It's just that the spiritual energy recovers too quickly and the transformation is quite abrupt. I would rather see a plot in which the spiritual energy recovers slowly + the influence on human beings is subtle + the main character slowly develops. I read the synopsis of "Untransformed" and it was well received, but the story about the flood where the protagonist saves people made me feel a little nervous. Maybe the author took into account the feelings of some readers? Or is it because of fear of review? I have set up the plot in this way, but I want to see the protagonist as a non-human, standing on the opposite side of human beings. I have already foreseen that there may not be any plot that I want to see later (after looking at the table of contents, it turns out that why would I fight the Japanese? A creature like the protagonist is destined to be the enemy of all mankind. It is strange that there are differences between countries) In addition, the world view changed from reality to mythology too quickly. I was very interested in seeing the protagonist fuse with existing creatures on the earth, but the fantasy world fell into the bottom as soon as it came out. Maybe what I hope for is a novel with a relaxed style + low magic worldview + rich biological background knowledge + slow recovery of spiritual energy + more plots in which the protagonist and human beings pass by each other and are at a distance. This article doesn't quite meet my needs, but this idea of assembling all the advantages of creatures is quite interesting and is a good inspiration.

Come on. It's best to have a rough outline and move forward slowly. As for the timeline, after it stabilizes, it can occasionally make big jumps. Anyway, we have enough lifespan to be more ambitious and move towards a new era.

When it comes to fighting, I actually feel that Western dragons are more suitable for fighting. Eastern dragons rely more on fantasy power. Eastern dragons are physical bodies. If you follow the style of alien beasts, I still prefer to watch hand-to-hand combat. Also, I feel that the progress of the plot is too slow. The 200,000-word Alien Beast stream is already pretty awesome.

The setting is good, the subject matter is interesting, the writing power is indeed inferior, and the skill and special effects pictures are not well described (I read the latest content first, and it took me a long time to write it but I still couldn't clearly describe the mythical ability acquired by Yamata no Orochi). The NPC language is too colloquial and seems a bit low. It has potential. I hope the author will continue to study and improve his writing skills. I saw other comments worrying that the protagonist will transform into a mythical beast that protects the country in the future. I would also like to add that the evolution of alien beasts is the right way to become extraordinary alone. It is meaningless to stir up national sentiments.