Reborn as a Yangtze Alligator: I Evolve by Devouring, Starting with Online Shopping

A well-written novel in which the protagonist is reborn as a beast and grows infinitely. In this type of novel, it is rare for the protagonist's growth and strength to be written in an interesting and attractive way. My review is worth a look. Yesterday, I just mentioned in another novel that the protagonist's improvement and upgrade cannot be in vain. After sharpening the sword, the sword must be wielded. This book shows what it means to improve without being nihilistic, and that you must wield the knife after sharpening it. In this book, why does the protagonist want to become stronger? Because after developing in the wetland for a period of time, the protagonist found that it was too dangerous and had no choice but to withdraw from the wetland and find another place to develop. The protagonist must be dissatisfied, so he wants to become stronger and fight back to devour the overlords of the wetland. How does the protagonist wield a knife? The protagonist's sharpening is the protagonist's upgrade, and the sword swing is the protagonist's upgrade to defeat those creatures that he could not defeat before, such as the tiger that escaped from the zoo, the scavenger of the wetland, the crocodile gar, the four overlords, etc. Each clear enemy is waiting for the protagonist to challenge after he improves. The biggest advantage of this book is that the growth of the protagonist is interesting. In the early stage, I will pay attention to what skills the protagonist has awakened during this upgrade; as the plot develops to the early stages of the story, I will pay attention to what kind of evolutionary route the protagonist will choose to evolve. Then in the following plot, I will pay attention to the changes in the battle after the protagonist evolves and before the evolution, what kind of gains the protagonist has in different unexpected tasks, etc. It sounds easy and commonplace, right? But what I want to say is that among this type of books, there are very few attractive works that focus on the upgrading and evolution of the protagonist. The reason I came to read this kind of biological evolution article is to see how a creature continues to fight cruelly, become stronger, evolve, and stand proudly at the top of the universe. It's not special to see that the protagonist has clearly become other creatures and is still entangled with his own cause and effect while still in human form. If I want to watch this, won't I turn on the TV at eight o'clock in the evening and watch a bloody drama? Let's talk about the shortcomings. I think there are two biggest shortcomings of this book. First, the "strongness" of the protagonist is very false. We can often see this in football articles: even if the protagonist is strong enough to score 10,000 goals in a season, he still loses games that certain teams should lose. This book gradually began to have this flavor. Even though the protagonist can obtain skills every time he upgrades, randomly triggered tasks can upgrade skills, and similar skills can be fused into stronger skills, but looking back on almost all of the protagonist's battles, the protagonist rarely kills by leapfrogging, and they all wait until he upgrades to kill at the same level. So is the protagonist strong? Strong, invincible at the same level. If it is strong, there are very few leapfrog kills. I can understand you saying that there is no way to kill someone across a large realm. After all, the level of life is different. But the differences between different levels in the same realm are only numerical differences such as body shape, weight, and bite force. The protagonist has so many more skills than others and they are just used as decoration. Second, the protagonist is promoted from the spirit beast stage (I don't know if I am wrong) to the beast king stage. The promotion requirement given by Goldfinger is to devour a beast king. After seeing this setting, I had a pessimistic view of the style trend in the middle and later stages of the book. This is what I think. The protagonist is weak in the early stage and his skill combination is not perfect. I can understand why he pretends to be low-key and uses conspiracy and tricks to pretend to be a grandson, but you can't always be like this as the plot develops, right? So what if the next time you want to be promoted to the Beast King level (assuming this is the name), the condition is to devour a Beast King? So when the time comes, I have to watch the protagonist pretend to be his grandson and play those conspiracies for so-called outsmarting? Didn't it mean that your protagonist is a big C, and he scurries around in the early stage just to be patient and kill everyone in the later stage? Where was he killed? This corresponds to the first point, is the protagonist really strong or not? If the protagonist has this condition every time he is promoted, then it means Ruqiang has not run away. This book is suspected of being AI due to the following content appearing in Chapter 230: ["It's about to open..." He whispered two words in a voice that only he could hear. It should be a book written using a large foreign model. The two words mentioned here should be It opens, and then when translated into Chinese, it means "Open". But even if it is written by AI, it is better than many authors using AI, and it can be called an AI masterpiece. After the protagonist was promoted to the Beast King, the author reset the attribute values, and attributes such as attack power and mental strength appeared, which is equivalent to digitizing each creature. And because of the template, the protagonist's original attributes are stronger than other beast kings, which is well received. This is reasonable. After all, the protagonist has a golden finger, and the growth template is a variety of powerful crocodiles. In this case, it is outrageous that the attributes are not comparable to those species that were just ordinary creatures in the past and naturally advanced under the revival of spiritual energy. In the middle and late stages, I can understand other creatures' attribute values ​​​​such as returning to their ancestors. But if other creatures do not have reasonable adventures, the protagonist has the template provided by the system, and his attributes should be the strongest in the early stage. From this episode on, the book becomes boring. The protagonist is completely trapped in a strange cycle of being strong, with his strength rising and falling. Although I really want to see the protagonist wrestling with humans, then changing the map to the ocean, fighting those deep-sea behemoths, and even breaking out of the earth in the middle and late stages and entering the universe to fight those deep-space behemoths. But I feel like I can't stand it. So be it.

The protagonist is good-looking, weighs 1.2 Tons, and has a defense strength comparable to that of an alloy. When he releases his skill, he rushes instantly, with a speed of up to 500 kilometers per hour. Ordinary soldiers will be hit by a blow to the chest and die, hahaha. I suggest the author go on the national highway and experience a family car with a speed of 120 kilometers per hour. Not to mention keeping the whole body, if you can put the whole body together, I will call you dad [Like]

It's pretty good. Although it has some flaws, I'm still willing to give it five stars. The taste is really similar to my reservoir, but I still miss it. Come on.

It's okay. It's a pretty good novel about exotic beasts. It's different from the ones I've read before. I can't stand having to have a woman for a long time. I support the author.

After looking through the book reviews, I think I read the revised version. The plot mentioned in the only long review did not appear. There are definitely flaws but they will not affect the senses. If you are so serious, you don't need to read anymore. After all, detail problems are a common problem for persimmon authors. The rhythm of the writing is okay, but it is gradually speeding up. The villain dies very simply. This is good. In summary, book lovers who like this kind of subject can try it as a daily relaxation.

It's very well written. I've been following it for so long. I really don't want to see this book end so soon. Ignore the author's bad reviews and just write what you need to write. We can accept updating one chapter every day, but don't finish it. I can't do it anymore. I insist on substituting wisdom, except for the main character, who is a fool. I won't correct any mistakes in the word count of Shui Wenshui later on. I gave you a five-star review for nothing. Just watch it. Even Shen Nong will be confused when he comes.

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It's good to watch. Anyway, I've finished watching the short dramas in one go. The short dramas are also very enjoyable. The novel is also very well written. Although it's not the same as the short dramas, it's a different experience. Anyway, it's quite enjoyable to watch. I've read other evolution novels before, but I couldn't stand it until halfway through. But I can still read this one.

It's not bad, it's a standard Internet-devouring article, no brain-burning, no conspiracy, just a fun read. Of course, there's nothing bad about it. Overall, it's okay. You can take a look at Shu Huang. Combat power is a poisonous point. The main manifestation is that each small level has extra skills. Not to mention the larger the realm, it is not easy to cross several small realms. Note that each small level has extra skills [laughing and crying]

It's nice to read, I hope the author doesn't get discouraged