What Should I Do After Becoming a Mermaid?
变成人鱼该如何是好
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Male-Oriented Fiction: No Heroines, No Romance, Light and Easygoing
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The author's setting is completely inconsistent with the plot.
In a world where the ocean covers 99.9% Of the land, humanity simply cannot become the dominant species. Firstly, their living space is too small and scattered across islands. Secondly, humans are not the only intelligent life form or species; their inherent talents are not particularly outstanding compared to other species.
This plot is thankless and exhausting. The protagonist's mother forbids contact with humans, and after he does, he becomes the victim, somewhat like a spoiled child who does what he's told not to do, harming his family in the process. It makes the reader think the protagonist is being difficult and impulsive. Furthermore, neither the protagonist nor his mother being captured is good.
I just don't understand. The protagonist transmigrates into a merman, knowing how greedy humans are! Why does he still try to contact them? Shouldn't he be hiding in the ocean and growing stronger? Why does he actively provoke humans? And if he can't make a deal, why not just kill them?
I saw this on Douyin and thought it was quite suitable.
This week's recommendations are highly recommended by the editor. Basically, I have gone through the fantasy recommendations from bottom to top at this point, but the reading has dropped by 100 compared to last week. It is quite uncomfortable to not be able to get to the sixth channel.
Why does the latest chapter's description give me the feeling of a domineering captain's forced love, imprisonment, and pampering novel?
I don't know how the author understands the concept of "torture of the protagonist." The protagonist is separated from her mother and kept as a pet; isn't that considered torture? I think the protagonist should be Moni, and the real protagonist should become a woman and be kept as a pet; that wouldn't be strange.
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The initial conflict between the Red Dragon and the protagonist was quite good and engaging, and the sequence setting was also appealing. But! There was no follow-up. The protagonist kept engaging in marine hybridization—was he some kind of legendary scientist? Even the protagonist's father was more captivating!
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