[System + Hunting + Countryside + Ancient Version of Wilderness Survival + Imaginary Fusion History]
Xu Daqiang, a modern wilderness survival blogger, traveled to the border gates of Dajing in troubled times.
In a desperate situation, he awakened the Beast Extraction System.
Devouring animals can extract the natural abilities of the captured beasts!
Devouring mantises gain extremely fast reflexes.
Swallowing scorpions gain the ability to sense vibrations.
Escape from the tiger's mouth and lead the team deep into the primeval forest of Longhuling.
Survive in the wilderness.
Beidi is watching with eager eyes, and the local powerful are blocking the way!
Let's see how he uses his talent as a beast to carve out a way out in this troubled frontier in ancient times!
Reader comments
The writing is good, and the novel is still relatively novel. It's better than those who just take the warehouse with them through time and then hold their necks to make me awesome. The protagonist has a pretty good personality, not sarcastic, witty and not stupid. The setting is okay and there are no logical flaws. However, there are two minor flaws that need to be noted. First, the opening market is not introduced in detail, perhaps because the rhythm is too late to explain. Second, the supplies the protagonist picked up at the beginning were not fully used. Everything else was pretty good, especially the climax at the end, which made me very passionate.
The author's craftsmanship is very good, and there is nothing wrong with the detailed writing and character descriptions.
It seems that it can be played now
The rhythm and writing are okay, and it's currently non-toxic.
Non-toxic, the plot is exciting, but it's a pity that there are too few chapters
The writing is good, and the novel is still relatively novel. It's better than those who just take the warehouse with them through time and then hold their necks to make me awesome. The protagonist has a pretty good personality, not sarcastic, witty and not stupid. The setting is okay and there are no logical flaws. However, there are two minor flaws that need to be noted. First, the opening market is not introduced in detail, perhaps because the rhythm is too late to explain. Second, the supplies the protagonist picked up at the beginning were not fully used. Everything else was pretty good, especially the climax at the end, which made me very passionate.
The author's craftsmanship is very good, and there is nothing wrong with the detailed writing and character descriptions.
It seems that it can be played now
The rhythm and writing are okay, and it's currently non-toxic.
Non-toxic, the plot is exciting, but it's a pity that there are too few chapters