Illustrated Guide to Phantom Beast Evolution
幻兽进化图鉴
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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These are books in the vein of Summoning the Holy Sword and Charm of Soul Pets, with some similarities to Pokemon. Their protagonists obtain all kinds of strange and wonderful spirit beasts through summoning, contracts, capture, and other means, then train and nurture them until they grow stronger. Some protagonists summon even more powerful beasts as their own cultivation advances. The beasts are often the protagonists’ comrades and friends, and in some books they even become their lovers. They
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Highly Recommend: Game Invasion of the Myriad Worlds
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Why are people still saying my book is like "Divine Pet Evolution"? (QQ Reading comment) Does that mean I wrote a fake book? I've also seen the VIP chapters. So far, this book and "Divine Pet Evolution" seem to have no similarities other than both being pet-themed stories, right?
I don't really like the game's premise. Is the protagonist all-powerful? He's playing games, making medicine, and training magical beasts all at once. The purpose of the cheat system isn't shown. All those cheat system features aren't fulfilling their intended functions, or rather, the cheat system is playing games and hasn't appeared for a long time.
Some explanations regarding the game portion
Some people don't understand why the game section of this book is included, so I'll explain it here. First of all, the game's original purpose is to practice combat. Although everyone is a pet master, it is too dangerous to encourage young people to fight directly. Games are the most suitable way. Secondly, being a pet master requires talent.
The premise is alright, but the character descriptions are absolutely awful.
This book drove me off after just 12 chapters. What the hell is this? Why do so many of the beast-taming novels I read these days go off-topic? Can't we just focus on one thing at a time?
My uncle was a terrible character; it was so cringeworthy, goodbye.
Conduct a questionnaire survey
Do people dislike the game's content, the absence of a main character, or simply not want to see the supporting characters lose?
Personally, I think this book's pacing is too slow. Writing like this might not work for a book without a established reputation. I gave up before even seeing the paid chapters, creating a vicious cycle. Unless it takes off later, which might be difficult.
Not good. The pacing is too slow. This is a novel for adults, and it definitely reads like it's for kids. There's too much focus on the chaotic life on campus. You need to decide whether this is fantasy or a school novel. The protagonist's growth is barely described; it's mostly just him bickering with a bunch of kids.
The beginning was a bit bland; I couldn't find that exciting feeling! The plot isn't very fast-paced! You'll have a hard time attracting new readers this way! I suggest asking for the "Golden Three Chapters" and the "fragmentation method" next time.