I Became the King of African Lions

I subscribed to the whole series and used a monthly pass, and finished reading it in one day. I still wanted more! I loved reading Shen Shixi's animal novels when I was a child, but his stories often had realistic endings. The most exciting part was usually the middle half, and then it became a depressing tragedy.

I've read five chapters and haven't seen the protagonist eat anything; he relies entirely on his internal energy. That's quite something.

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This is garbage. I never saw the protagonist eat. If you're going to write a story where the protagonist doesn't need to eat or hunt, what's the point of writing about a chicken? If the protagonist has achieved food freedom, how are you going to write the rest of the story? It's destined to have a bad ending. The writing is mediocre, and the book is full of plot holes. I'm almost embarrassed to criticize it.

The book is good; it initially depicts the bloodshed and grandeur of the Lion King's battle for supremacy. I hope it doesn't degenerate into a chaotic situation like the spiritual energy revival later on. Keep up the good work, author! I've already voted for this book! 🤓🤓

I have to say this is the best lion-themed novel ever written, it's a shame it had a terrible ending. Other lion novels are inhuman, the writing is terrible, they even have live streams and mutations... Ugh, I'd rather read fantasy than read that garbage.

It's really just water, and the narration, all in the third person, is bland and uninteresting. This is supposed to be a human-souled lion, but it's been made to look like an animal documentary. I'd rather just watch "The Lion King" from an animal documentary.

Although I read a pirated copy, I still wanted to say something. After reading several hundred chapters, all the brothers have lionesses, some even have cubs. Personally, I feel the protagonist hasn't truly embraced the life of a lion. Perhaps the author also resisted this, like the early chapters which barely touched on eating meat, and his reluctance to marry and have children.

First, I hope the author will give the protagonist a beautiful lioness who will have several cubs. After all, he's already a lion; there's no need for him to be so fastidious. Secondly, I feel the author didn't describe the protagonist's physique much. Personally, I feel the mysterious power is useless.

The writing is fine, but the protagonist is a saintly lion who cultivates immortality and never needs to eat. He never hunts or fights for himself; he's just overflowing with compassion, helping other lions.