[No AI, entirely hand-written, slow burn, multiple female leads.]
[The author has a completed two-million-character novel and never missed an update during its serialization.]
Silver Star warrior Tian Qiong transmigrates to a world of spirit beasts.
This world is home to countless spirit beast species. The skies are filled with creatures of every kind, from the great Peng and Phoenix to the tiniest insects. On land, Qilin and Qiongqi roam alongside divine beasts and ferocious beasts. In the waters, Kun fish, whales, sharks, Jiaolong, snakes, and alligators compete to swim onward.
Countless spirit beasts, endless evolutions.
And that's not all. The winds in the sky can give birth to wind spirits. Objects in human society may awaken sentience when touched by spiritual energy. Even the ghosts of dead creatures can become spirit beasts...
There are also paths branching off from the great Way of Beast Taming, such as the Way of Heavenly Soldiers, which turns spirit beasts into weapons, and the Way of the Sacred Hunt, which unites human and beast as one...
In this wondrous world, Tian Qiong draws on a book titled An Explication of the Inner Landscape of the Yellow Court Through the Tale of the Journey to the West, blending his own martial arts with spirit beast cultivation. He merges spirit beasts with the deities of his five internal organs and evolves them into figures from the mythology of Journey to the West.
When the five spirits unite, he dons mythic armor and achieves an undying path of spirit beast cultivation, transcending all things for eternity.
[Red Monkey - Wrathfire Monkey - Heart Ape - Spiritual Stone Monkey - Victorious Fighting Ape]
[White Cicada - Vengeful Gold Cicada - Consciousness Cicada - Six-Winged Golden Cicada - Sandalwood Merit Cicada
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I'm giving myself a five-star review. This is all handwritten, no AI editing. If there are any typos or other issues, please @ the author directly, and I will correct them promptly. The theme of this book is quite novel; I've combined beast taming and martial arts, and even added Journey to the West elements, hoping it will be refreshing.
Although it was short, it was very interesting.
I didn't come back for the last one, but this one looks alright now.
I really like the author's books