Reborn as a Wolf During the Spiritual Qi Revival
灵气复苏重生为狼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 213k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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98Chapters
869Recommendations
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Paw… You're making canines play with their claws and climb trees? You might as well write about felines. For example, tigers or leopards, and canines, should be able to hunt in packs and lead the pack.
I've always felt this book has a familiar feel to it, very similar to another book about lions! Both feature a selfish and irresponsible alpha wolf, one with mutated saliva, the other with mutated farts, and the protagonist with mutated claws—basically the same thing!
Three books were abandoned, three of them 👍 Damn it, would you dare to invest in you?
The subscription rate is terrible. I suggest revising the psychological descriptions in the beginning; they're too melodramatic and discouraging. That's where I dropped it.
Will the protagonist turn into a human? I like monster-themed stories, but I don't like protagonists turning into humans.
I just want to know, would the protagonist eat humans? Why wouldn't he? He's not a pet dog! Does he have a wolf's body but a human's mind? Humans' first instinct is survival. In a world where spiritual energy is reviving, wouldn't humans die at the hands of animals? If the protagonist were human, would we hear news of animals attacking humans every day?
I haven't read the novel yet, but personally, I think the outline should be about a leader commanding a wolf pack, and the pack evolving as a whole, like an army. However, it's crucial that the wolf pack doesn't have too many different abilities, otherwise readers might not accept a jumbled mix. It could also imitate other books by incorporating some otherworldly portals, and then the wolf pack would go hunting.
Why are all the protagonists in the monster-themed novels so lonely (except for those who write about dragons)? Sigh, maybe every author who likes to write about monsters is forever lonely at heart. (I'm just asking indirectly, wondering if there are any female leads, and why).
A pretentious person in wolf's clothing. Always feeling the need to be different.
Diversification