
The Spiritual Energy Is Revived, and I Become the King in the Body of a Wolf
灵气复苏,我以狼躯称王
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 236k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 7
The Protagonist Becomes a Monster, Constantly Evolving, No Harem, No Virgin
Similar to the "Black Dragon Codex"
The Protagonist Is Reborn as a Monster, No Mercy, No Mercy, Hot-Blooded Evolution
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The Protagonist Is Reborn as a Monster with His Own Power.
The protagonist is a monster and has its own power
Looking for a Novel That Can Only Evolve but Not Transform into a Human Being and Does Not Have a Female Protagonist
I became a strange beast in the underground world, shocking all mankind. Please! ! ! ! !
The Protagonist Is Not Human, so Don't Lick Humans, Don't Want Monkeys and Orangutans, and You Won't Be Human.
I would like to read a book similar to "Searle: The Three Illusory Gods of the Holy Spirit". It can be anything from a dragon to a machine. You don't want monkeys or apes, you don't want to transform into humans in the later stages, you don't want to incarnate outside your body, especially you don't want monkeys, apes, and transforming into humans. Others are barely acceptable, and you can barely accept the transformation into humans in the later stages.
The Protagonist Is Non-Human (Not an Animal), Cold-Blooded and Cruel, and Can Evolve and Even Eat People.
Want to watch something like "As a monster, it makes sense to eat someone!" Book.
The Protagonist Is Not a Human Being, Does Not Transform, Has No CP, and Has No Ambiguity.
The protagonist is not human, has no CP, has no ambiguous objects, does not change his form, does not meddle in other people's business, and is decisive, just like "Evolution from a Big Tree"
































The protagonist, as a wild wolf, recruits members step by step, and with the help of the system, he develops the wolf pack step by step. On it, I saw the shadow of my old friend (the Arctic Wolf King). I can tell that the author has some background. The images of the animals are very full. I sincerely recommend all book friends to read it.
The protagonist is rational, logical and not brainless, which fits the background of the character and does not have the lingering smell of being a diaosi.