
I Became a Fishman
我变成了鱼人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 433k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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22Fans
178Chapters
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Here are some suggestions: You should highlight the characteristics of the protagonist as a fishman and give him some racial talents, such as underwater breathing.
Suggestion 2: Although murlocs are an amphibious race, they may be uncomfortable living on land for a long time. I think this should be reflected.
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Oh, another one (the previous one has already been sold out). Okay, come on. (Don't change into a human, okay?)
It feels good to read the beginning, I was attracted by the title and cover
Pure discussion I feel that the characters currently appearing (protagonist, princess, Philo) are somewhat incomplete or unfixed, or the author has not handled some details well. The protagonist's initial caution and clichés have not been shown in recent pictures. Perhaps in order to highlight Filo's keen intuition, the protagonist asked Filo how to go to other worlds, and Filo noticed it. But if the protagonist was as cautious as at the beginning and didn't want to reveal that he was from another world, he shouldn't have asked this question so easily, thus creating a flaw. In the same way, with Filo's wisdom and experience, judging from Filo's subsequent reaction, there may have been lessons from other worlds before (travel or summoning), or there may have been people from other worlds. If this is a good thing for the tribe and Ferro, then he should react accordingly. If it is not a good thing, then he should not ask whether the protagonist is from other worlds, but think about countermeasures in private. Judging from how the princess behaved at the beginning and her attendants' impression of her, she should be a deep-minded person (Finkiri Kuro😄). However, in the recent pictures, she has shown herself helpless and a little weak, which is also a bit different from the initial setting. But maybe the author wanted some contrast but didn't handle it well? For example, the wise fox man is a bit natural, and the dark-hearted princess is actually a kind-hearted novice. I have only read novels for a few years, and I am not the author. These are just some doubts that I have as I read the books. I hope the author can write better and better.
I can't listen anymore. The name is too long and I can't cover it up. I hope that when the author writes in the future, his name will be as short as possible. Otherwise, no readers will be able to accept such a long name.
Descriptive titles such as imperial court and ministers are very inconsistent in the context of the Western world.
It would be more reasonable for the author to send it to the game area