My Wonderful Zoo

You can have the power-generating organ of the electric eel, but having said that, if you can't find the lighthouse jellyfish, you can use the tortoise instead of the early stage. If there are more than two or three hundred years, there will be no problem. After a hundred years, you can find a way to add power and gain territory. After getting stronger, you can combine the explosiveness of a leopard with the agility of a cat, the dynamic vision of a frog or an eagle (golden eagle, etc.), And then touch one with strong self-healing ability. In ancient times, it would be like a cultivator coming from the low martial plane →_→ By the way, interestingly, there are tropical frogs that will break their finger/toe bones and puncture the skin to attack when they encounter an enemy. I feel that the inspiration for Wolverine's claws is from this little thing

The first choice is dolphins, vital capacity for deep diving and swimming, left and right brain dual-core CPU, sonar, hydrographic route detection and naval battle reconnaissance, civet cat, elegance of cat, flexibility and agility, night vision, alertness, bat, invulnerable to all poisons, echolocation

Give it a chance and keep reading. If it doesn't work, you can jump a little bit in the early stage. The later part will be very exciting. It comes from the approval of an old bookworm 😠

After seeing this introduction, I think it is more appropriate to use this ability to write about the city. The subject of history + superpowers gives people a sense of incompatibility like rice and ice cream.

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The writing is getting more and more to my liking, but the front part is really a bit frustrating.

Since ancient times, petty bourgeoisie has tended to be peaceful, and the proletarian revolution has been the most resolute

Is it difficult to get a lighthouse jellyfish?

The zoo inside the body, all the excrement is contained 😰😰

If you ask me, the author should not directly skip the early stage of time travel. That is the stage where the protagonist's character is truly established and the reader's emotions are cultivated. Rather than just telling me that the protagonist has a lot of money at the beginning of the book and seeks for the world and jellyfish, there is no sense of empathy. For example, if the protagonist turns on the golden finger, he can take the initiative to save the sea, and then he is suppressed or even ridiculed by his father's clan, and then his mother silently supports him. Finally, after he achieves great achievements, he learns that it was his father who asked his mother to give him the money, and the character is happy. Of course, this is all my thinking. But it really didn't give me any sense of immersion at first.