[Not a Monster Hunter fanfic + no harem + youthful passion + unbreakable male friendship + ensemble cast + neither sanctimonious nor cruel]
This is a modern world without battle energy, but with dazzling magic.
By bathing in the blood of magical beasts, humanity’s ancestors “usurped” the magic that belonged to them, passing it down to their descendants. Thus the system known as [Blood Origin] came into being.
Some people have vertical pupils and the magic and physique of dragonkin; others ride the wind as if they were immortals on earth.
Baili Hong transmigrated into this world, thinking he could become the “male lead,” turn his fortunes around in the college entrance exams, and make something of himself. But when he transmigrated, the exams were already over, and his path to a comeback could only begin at eighteen.
With young prodigies as numerous as fish crossing a river, can an ordinary person with nothing but hard work and no top-tier talent really beat them?
“So what if you’re the child of destiny? I’m a transmigrator.” With that confidence, Baili Hong set out on a legendary path all his own.
World Background:
Late Homo sapiens and magical beasts have maintained a symbiotic relationship in this world for tens of millions of years. After humanity’s internecine wars came to an end and a united government was established, humanity finally entered its own “Golden Age.”
However, despite the seemingly unrivaled power of the united human government, which had undergone three industrial revolutions, humanity had never truly conquered nature.
Beyond the polar ice walls lies a far vaster world…
It feels good, but the protagonist is not like the protagonist, more like a supporting character. I like this perspective. Maybe it's because I didn't see the climax. Anyway, now I see the protagonist on that island, and then he meets the girl who looks like the protagonist. It's not that there are other things in a book that are similar to the protagonists of other novels. It's just that it describes a little too much, or it appears too early. It would be better if it appeared in school later. Maybe it's because I'm not used to this perspective.
It's very interesting and looks good, it reminds me of that sentence In a world with magic and superpowers, if there is a person with powerful abilities, then you have to think about how powerful he is 😄 One point is deducted because the overall tempo is slow and not very enjoyable.
Overall, the setting is okay, and it will be slowly added later. There is nothing too toxic, and the development of the plot is also good. But for the protagonist, the driving force is a bit small, and the purpose of the overall plot development does not seem to be reflected very much (if you exclude the development for the sake of transcendence, it feels no different from eating for the sake of living). That is, the contradictions in the novel that promote the development of the plot are a bit lacking. Most of the advancement is the task of the school, but it is acceptable. It's a good novel, worth reading
It's pretty good, but the main character is too young, like a kid who doesn't understand anything. Apart from him, everything else is pretty good.
The idea is interesting. The author should read it before posting it.
The writing style of the first volume is better than that of Sanjiu, and the character creation is also in place.
The setting is very novel, but the plot of the mission is a bit cliché. I wrote this book because I remembered the setting, but there is no plot. I hope the author can make the plot more intense. Is there a female protagonist in the end?
So far so good, cheers author!
It is not the classic Long Aotian start. The protagonist is currently calm and has no love brain, and there is no villain pretending to slap the protagonist in the face. Instead, the protagonist is like a supporting character in the protagonist group. The perspective of the passerby is quite novel, and the world view is also more interesting. Similar to Douluo Continent, everyone has a martial spirit, and the viewing experience is okay.
So far, Chapter 83 has given me the best emotion, and I enjoyed reading it.