
Prehistoric: Blood Sea Environmental Protection Ambassador [Sea of The End]
洪荒:血海环保大使【终始之海】
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 495k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
208Chapters
5.8Score
6kReads · all time
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After reading this book, I just want to say: Old Prime Minister Styx finally stood up! The author completely subverts the flat image in traditional prehistoric literature and portrays him as a "causal scavenger" full of philosophical depth. The Sea of Blood is not a place of filth, but the last recycling station and purification pool of the ancient world - this setting is truly unique!
High-quality prehistoric literature that I recently discovered! The setting is rigorous and will not be changed by magic. The rules of heaven, the cultivation system, and the checks and balances of the various forces are all written in a reasonable way. From the monks' enlightenment to the struggle for hegemony of all races, every plot has something to watch. The most praised battle description is hearty and hearty without losing detail. Whether it is a small-scale duel between monks or a head-on confrontation with a vicious beast, you can feel the momentum of the world shaking. The characters' thoughts and calculations are also integrated into the fight, which is particularly real. The protagonist's growth line is very smooth, the supporting characters are also flesh and blood, the plot progresses without delay, and the more you read, the more interesting it becomes. I have already followed it to the end, and I am waiting for the author to add more!
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After reading this book, I have to say: Ancestor Styx is really a god this time! The author completely breaks the traditional stereotype and writes him as a "rule fixer" who walks outside of cause and effect. The sea of blood is no longer a gathering place of filth and evil, but the most indispensable "purification system" in the prehistoric world - this idea is really amazing!
This book is so appetizing, full of details, and the rhythm of the plot is so comfortable, five stars!