Phantom Beast Era: The Prophet of Fate

An old author, new books are guaranteed, an absolutely enjoyable story, and the golden finger of the protagonist. Well, although it is big, part of it is achieved by one's own efforts, and part of it is by fate itself, and there is no cp and no ambiguity. The orthodox cultivation novel where everyone works together is really good-looking, and geniuses are treated like geniuses. The ancestors of the human race are really very good.

I thought the style was so familiar [face covering] It turned out to be the author of Fishing. Only this author can write a story in which the protagonist is truly supported by the whole country. He is not the kind of person who says that he must train his character with all his strength, but in the end he has people do their own tasks and earn points to exchange for it. He also claims that other forces do not have this kind of treatment.

It's a cool article, but it's a pity that the author's writing skills are a bit limited, his control of the rhythm is not very good, and his coordination of the plot is not very good.

This is the first elf cultivation article that I can read. All elf cultivation methods are based on cultural records, myths and legends, and are well-founded. For example, the optimal route for carp to evolve into black dragon is because the five elements of water are black. This shows that the elf evolution chain in the novel is not made up randomly, but is set based on reality. It feels very interesting. The protagonist is like the creator of elves. With ideas and materials, he can create brand new elves that are not found in the world. The world view is very grand. As long as you want, you can cultivate any elves. Only players can't think of it. There are no elves that cannot be created. The feeling of satisfaction comes from the protagonist cultivating powerful elves, increasing the combat power of the human race, expanding the sphere of influence, regaining lost territory, etc. He does not feel frustrated, does not suppress the combat power, and does not abuse the master. As soon as the protagonist shows his cultivation ability, he is directly regarded as the number one cultivator by the human race's senior officials. What's cool is that there are no brain-dead villains targeting the protagonist. The humans are all friendly forces and are very simple.

The protagonist is a fate-based character who follows causes and effects. He travels through time and makes whatever he wants come true. It's a very underworld operation. The first half is spent cultivating fantasy beasts, and the main plot is revealed later. It turns out that the protagonist has already been reborn for three weeks. He only needs to be careful of the fate of the sea of ​​chaos to arrest him. He can do whatever he wants and become a god in a second. In the later stage, there is an invincible sense of detachment. After completing the closed loop of rebirth and passing the flood, it is gone. The author has something to do and is finished ahead of schedule. Compared with the previous time series, the protagonist of the fate series is still not enough of a ghost. The simulation of the future: Becoming the Lord of Time is really a series of ghosts.

It's okay, no big problem. In terms of character description, I always felt awkward when watching their conversations, and I couldn't find the specific problem at the time. I wonder if anyone can figure it out, or is it my problem?

It's nice to read, but it doesn't need to be so outrageous. I feel like the author, you, has a book called The Strongest Breeder in the History of Beast Taming, which is a bit outrageous. Of course, it's just my personal feeling. Your book is also very interesting. Come on, come on, come on, come on.

It's very comfortable. I like this feeling of being united. I hope there won't be a so-called "dark side" that will ruin my mood🤔 I hope I can keep writing🥹

This is my first time reading this kind of article, it's very interesting. Because of human civilization and the rising latitude of the world, all flowers, trees, birds and beasts have turned into fantasy beasts (similar to Pokémon). Relying on human civilization, for example, the legend of the carp leaping over the dragon gate can be realized, a bit like Magikarp. It can be said that it is worth watching.

The author's articles on beast control are absolutely guaranteed. I have read the book "World Tree" and this time I searched for the new book recommended by "Cultivation Articles". I like it very much and I immediately felt comfortable with the author after reading it. There are still too few good articles on tomato cultivation.