I Am a Giant Crocodile
我是一只大鳄霸
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- Ongoing
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- 526k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 5y ago
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That white cat of the system sprite is so annoying!
Three major pitfalls that cause novels about mythical creatures to fail: 1. Transformation: Most readers click on novels about mythical creatures because they want to see the protagonist as a mythical creature, not the protagonist as a human. Two types of horses: They can't resist a woman and will treat her like a pet. 3 I Am Human: The protagonist is hunted by humans because of his abnormal body size. Just when he is about to fight back, the humans let him go.
It was a great system article, but suddenly the system became intelligent...
The largest crocodiles in human history 1. King of the Grasslands; Height: 8.63 Meters; Killed: Over 100 people Deceased; June 1957 2. Kalia; Height: 7.01 Meters; Murder: Unknown Still alive 3. Luo Long; Length: 6.17 Meters; Killings: Unknown Deceased on February 10, 2013. 4. Ruler; Height: 6.1 Meters; Kills: Unknown Still alive 5. Gustavus A. Height: 6 meters. Killed: Over 300 people.
Two major flaws: the cat and the chat group. It ruins the whole monster-themed game. I can tolerate the cat, but the chat group makes me not want to watch anymore...
As a crocodile with cheat-like abilities, how can it not differentiate itself from other evolved species? What's the point of those cheat-like abilities? If it didn't have them, wouldn't the protagonist be even more useless?
This author is amazing! I loved the animal perspective in "Dog Bear" and wanted to read something similar, so this author came up with a super monster from an American comic book—the title alone made me think it would be awesome. The beginning was okay, but then it started to poison me. I was forced to give up. Good grief, another crocodile book!
Please, author, reflect on your actions.
Author, that's enough! Stop indulging in self-congratulatory nonsense and those "guess what I'm doing" plots. Are you just padding your word count? Or do you think readers will understand this? Think again. It's incredibly awkward, and those "guess what I'm doing" tropes are decades old. Are you trying to capitalize on nostalgia? I suggest you take a break, revise it, and rewrite a few chapters.
It all fell apart the moment I suddenly broke through and absorbed the fire element. The system turned into a human, but couldn't awaken the protagonist. Suddenly, the writing style and plot plummeted. It felt like a completely different book from the previous ones. This sudden and persistent poison was too much for me to handle. Goodbye.
I followed the previous book, and the author, Dog Bear, wrote it quite well. Why is this one so idiotic? There's this cat, this powerful being, and this intelligent system again? Dude, couldn't you just stick to the style of the previous book? Especially that cat—it appears out of nowhere and has no purpose other than padding the word count.