Programmer Gu Chaozhong died suddenly from overwork, then woke up as a lonely spring deep in the mountains.
He thought he'd spend the rest of his life in boredom, until a leopard cat came to drink. Right before his eyes, it transformed into a cat-eared little girl, meowed, and ran off.
Even more absurdly, he discovered he could activate [Reincarnation Trials].
And so...
Naruto world: He watched the confused Tobi turn and run toward the silver-haired jonin who had been waiting for him all along.
Demon Slayer world: A girl with golden-red hair crouched beside the spring. Flames in her palm reflected on the rippling water as she smiled more brightly than the morning sun.
Does your introduction have anything to do with the main text? Except for drinking water and turning into a human, the rest doesn't matter. Also, don't call me Niang Zhongquan. Except for the cat girl who changed into a girl at the beginning, the rest are all men.
Pretend that you are also a hot comment(`ω´) The author has set a ceiling for the character's intelligence, but under the ceiling, he can still freely create characters with high, medium and low IQs ୧(๑•̀⌄•́๑)૭
Isn't this thing "Niangdouquan" from "Ranma 1/2"? And just from his name, we know that it refers to the spring where the woman drowned. The ability you gave him in your article is more like a "fountain of evolution." Don't deny it, if it was really based on his name, it should be based on the setting of "Ranma". Otherwise, what does your name mean? It's a good name, I understand. What did you give him in Zootopia? The changes in those animals can all be classified as evolution or optimization. The complete spring water is purification, the dilution is optimization, and then becoming female can be defined as some other unexpected effects, or a curse. But why didn't the blue one turn into a woman before, but just turned into a werewolf? This name cannot be changed, otherwise all the others need to be changed, otherwise the sense of peacekeeping will be too strong. Anyone who has watched "Ranma" knows what "Niangdengquan" is.
It's okay, but some chapter names have nothing to do with the main text.
Because there are so many questions, I don't even know where to start. The protagonist is not clear, and we cannot have both a male protagonist audience and a female protagonist audience. The protagonist's abilities are not clear, and there are permanent improvements for external use (a coyote transforms into a werewolf youth, not a girl), temporary cure for external use (some disabled animals are partially cured), and controllable transformation for internal use (a bobcat turns into a cat girl and then changes back to a bobcat himself). The main point is The abilities fluctuate up and down according to the protagonist's will, and the crow's foot-washing water splashes will cause a permanent improvement (without using the ability). In contrast, various limited-time effects are actively used. Finally, the plot is abrupt. In the previous chapter, the ability was used to treat injured animals, and in the next chapter, we will prepare to save the world. There is no problem in the introduction of the plot, but there is no foreshadowing in the previous chapter, which makes the subsequent plot inexplicable.
After reading a few chapters, except for the cat lady she transformed into at the beginning, the others have nothing to do with Niang Dunpan.
I didn't see much, but I just saw that Zootopia was going to use spring water for the old turtle. I really can't help it. With this logic of the protagonist, you can simply change the protagonist to a baby who becomes a spirit from spring water, so that it can still be justified, or delete 10% of the things that cannot be changed. Or if that doesn't work, just make the protagonist a fun-loving person with self-destructive tendencies. The protagonist's logical IQ is really not something that a normal adult can do.
Ugly and disappointing
I am Shennong, this is a poisonous weed
The reason for the low score is because of the name. This ability and the name are the same except for the cat at the beginning, and then it doesn't matter at all. Is the ability in the dungeon too unstable? Not just the effect, but also the way to use it, and even the way to trigger it, What the hell is that crow who transformed from the foot-washing water in Animal City? His abilities were overflowing into the foot-washing water?