The Behemoth Like the Wind

There are so many novels about transmigrating through different worlds, what makes yours stand out in this small place? It has to be untransformed! Honestly, if it were a human, your writing style wouldn't be very good.

First point: This book is a fantasy novel featuring transmigrated creatures. In the early stages, the characters will appear in human form to some extent, but in the later stages, the focus will shift to the creatures themselves. Secondly, the protagonist of this book is male, and he was not a monk in his previous life; he is heterosexual.

Disappointed, I wanted to see Behemoths fighting dinosaurs, but I don't want to anymore, so this isn't considered a giant beast story.

Here's a suggestion: please put "transformation into human form" in the synopsis. Judging from the title and synopsis, I thought it was a monster-themed story, but it mainly focuses on human-like activities.

I can't accept this, I can't bear to watch it. I thought it was about a behemoth wreaking havoc, but instead I got a power level system, and it's even humanoid! You might as well just classify strength based on size.

A Behemoth that retains its human form... This must be the Mad God, the Mad God from the Third Young Master's novel.

You've only had a few chapters and you've already started a new book...

I was so excited about the story of giant beasts traveling through time, but it was all for nothing.

Bullhead, is it really okay for you to start a new book like this?

This story is quite well written. Why become a eunuch?