[Transmigration] [No System] [High-martial world] [Pets] [Shapeshifting]
(The protagonist is an orphan. From the start, his last living relative goes missing in an accident, their fate unknown. If that doesn’t appeal to you, please don’t read.)
On the eve of high school graduation, at the graduation ceremony and awakening ritual of Yunling City No. 3 High School,
Qin Yi, who has lived on Blue Star for eighteen years, awakens an S-rank talent and receives the gift Earth has bestowed upon him.
But he isn’t happy at all.
During the awakening, a Rift appears on the school sports field, and packs of ferocious beasts impervious to bullets and artillery charge out.
And because of Earth’s gift, the beasts have set their sights on him.
On the rooftop of an empty school building,
Qin Yi watches the beautiful giant bird drawing closer and closer. He feels her breath and sees her gorgeous feathers, then closes his eyes in despair.
But the pain he expects never comes.
Instead, he feels something soft against his face, and a lovely female voice sounds in his mind: “Come with me. I’ll take care of you from now on.”
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Five stars just for the fact that he likes to kill Japanese people.
The beginning is a bit of a lone wolf story, but the later parts are more of a feel-good read. There's less showing off and face-slapping, and when there are, it's not the kind that's utterly devastating. Ignoring the earlier issues, it's still above average on Tomato (a Chinese film review site). You can also skip directly to Chapter 19.
Saves data: The male lead is a succubus
Keep going, try to find your aunt.
This is very good.
It looks alright so far.
It's a very good book, the rating is a bit low. Although the pacing wasn't perfect, it's still very good.
It's pretty good, but the main character's personality is a bit too soft, emmmm.
It's good, and well-written.
The plot is good, it's a masterpiece, the writing is good, and the story flows smoothly.