
I Became the King of African Lions
我成了非洲狮王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 346k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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165Chapters
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I subscribed fully and added a monthly pass, and I finished reading it in one day. I still have so much to read. When I was a child, I loved reading animal novels written by Shen Shixi, but the endings he wrote tended to be more realistic. The middle half was often the most exciting, and the rest was a depressing tragedy.
After reading five chapters, I haven't seen the protagonist eat anything. He relies solely on the energy in his body, which is enough.
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It's a rubbish book. I never saw the protagonist eating. If you write about this kind of subject and set the protagonist to not eat or hunt, then you should write a 🐔. Now that you have achieved food freedom, what else will you write next? It is destined to be a bad book, the writing is mediocre, and the book is full of loopholes, so I feel embarrassed to scold you.
The book is very good. It briefly describes the bloody and heroic battle between the lion kings. I hope it won't end up in a destructive situation like the revival of spiritual energy in the later period. Come on, author, the recommendation vote has been cast 🤓🤓
I have to say that this is the best novel about lions, but it's a pity that it's unfinished. Other Lion novels are not meant for human consumption. The writing is not good and the live broadcast is so mutated. Damn it, I would rather read fantasy than read this rubbish.
It's real water, and the narration is bland and unremarkable in the third person. It's a lion with a human soul, and it's like a documentary about the animal world. If you skip it, you might as well watch the Legend of the Lion King in the animal world.
Although what I watched was a pirated version. But I still want to say something. After reading hundreds of chapters, the brothers all have female lions, and some have children. Personally, I feel that the protagonist is still not brought into the life of a lion. Maybe the author is also resistant to this, just like there is very little about eating meat in the early stage, and he is not willing to marry a wife and have children. Then, in the later period, the protagonist does not have a goal, he just fights endlessly and eats in order to survive. The whole story is just one word, war. At the end, it is similar to the previous one, and it is like an infinite matryoshka doll. It makes me a little tired.
First, I hope that the author will give the protagonist a beautiful lioness and give birth to several cubs. After all, he is already a lion, so there is no need to have that mysophobia. Secondly, I feel that the author did not describe the protagonist's body shape very much. Personally, I feel like mystical power is useless. At least the protagonist is now in his prime, and he feels as big as an average lion. In fact, I feel like I can reach 280kg now. After all, there is some mysterious power in his body, so there is nothing wrong with being a bit bigger than the average Lion King.
There is nothing wrong with the writing, except that the protagonist is a holy lion who practices immortality and never needs to eat. He hunts and fights not for himself, but because he is overflowing with love to help other lions. . .