Ferocious Beasts of the Heavens

I am a ferocious beast of the heavens, extremely fierce, meow Σ(￣.￣ﾉ)ﾉ

I'm the first to post this, and Xiaobao has marked it as a featured post!

It doesn't seem like a ferocious beast; it's more like a loser who travels through multiple worlds.

Instead of properly utilizing their ability to devour souls, they're always thinking about practicing human martial arts—that's ridiculous.

Sigh, if the sales aren't good, it's abandoned. I've been writing for over a year and the average daily subscriptions haven't even reached 100. If I hadn't done this sooner, I would have been finished. I feel that once you start writing a novel, you should at least finish it. After all, it's not just about money, but also about your own feelings and passion.

Let's talk about my thoughts after reading it! It's toxic. I could clearly feel the spoilers in "The Song of Everlasting Regret," and there were tons of drastic changes. After "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils," it completely went astray. You want to write your own style, but you also need to respect the fact that wuxia is wuxia, and xianxia is xianxia. Mixing worldviews is the easiest way to collapse, and coupled with your lack of imagination, it got worse and worse as it went on.

I don't know if this image can be enlarged.

I entered the world of cultivation at the age of four, began cultivating the Heavenly Sword Dao at five, and mastered the divine skill True Spirit Nine Transformations at six. At seven, I sold my land to raise resources, enduring nine tribulations before finally achieving mastery of this skill at fourteen. From then on, my fame soared, becoming known to all.

I think it's ridiculous for a cat like the protagonist to cultivate the meridian martial arts in the story... It even says that humans have to be careful and precise when cultivating. What kind of possibility is there for a cat to cultivate like that?

Oh my god, I've been saving up this book, waiting to read it all, and now it's been abandoned! I've killed off the book! Holy crap, author, you should have said so earlier! You could have just subscribed automatically. Why were you so foolish?