The Jaguar Under Spiritual Qi Revival

Well, this book isn't necessarily that good. But looking at the current new book charts, it's all Douluo Dalu, damn it! Sometimes it really is all thanks to the contrast with its competitors.

The characters of Er Meng and San Pang are so well-developed that it would be a pity if they didn't appear again or had fewer appearances later on. Furthermore, this book is about the revival of spiritual energy, representing an era of heightened intelligence. In such a context, other animals besides the protagonist will inevitably experience familial, platonic, and romantic relationships.

Will the author write female protagonists in the future? I've summarized the different types of monster-themed stories: one is the ruthless evolution type with no female protagonist; another is the transformation harem type. I think there's another genre, the human-nature type, where the author could write about a female monster. That way, there's no female protagonist, yet the story is still ruthlessly explicit, leaving readers speechless. 😃

Why is it that the main characters generally evolve slower than other animals? Even with cheat codes, they can't compare to the native animals.

It started off well, but it fell apart after humans appeared.

Name: Eliza (Manticore) Race: Lion (Mutant) Bloodline: Manticore Sex: Female Talent: Summon Dark Elements Skills: Poison, Fire, Plague, Dark Magic Personality: Cunning Symbols: Magic and Plague Appearance: A lion with purple crystal horns and mysterious purple runes on its head, huge bat wings on its body, and a venomous scorpion tail hidden in its furry tail.

Damn it, I knew the story would fall apart later on when I was writing about Er Gou's past life. The characteristic of a story that falls apart is that the plot progresses erratically, sometimes too fast and sometimes too slow, and it's impossible to stop it.

Every move they make is being broadcast live by humans, which is no different from being kept in captivity.

An exposé revealed that a cross-dressing influencer seduced group members late at night and lured minors.

I have to say, I died from the poison. It's one thing for the author to keep filling the free chapters with filler content, but this live stream was toxic from the start. I feel like the author is forcibly lowering the protagonist's intelligence. After the first encounter, the protagonist's retreat could be understood as being injured and needing to recuperate, since the forest is dangerous.