Across the Heavens, Starting with Anaconda

The most absurd thing about writing about mythical creatures is that they don't kill or hurt people, they just use straw men for profit. They can kill and hurt people, but if they become mythical creatures, they won't kill them. This is illogical.

It seems like they want the main character to look like this, since they're both pythons. 🤭😏

I'm speechless. What kind of novels all have those "Does it have a female lead?" Comments? If you like romance, why don't you go to the female-oriented section?

When writing about mythical creatures, especially snakes, the biggest fear is not knowing the ratio of their length to diameter, and ending up making a perfectly good snake look like a noodle. Pythons... Length: width is roughly 15:1. Common snakes are 20-25:1.

Childhood Python

The size and mass of that behemoth were way too disproportionate! A creature tens of meters tall weighing only a hundred tons? Was it made of plastic? The movie's concept is ridiculous; the director is a complete idiot.

Well, after reading about 50 chapters, I have to say, the inclusion of a system in a fantasy beast story feels a bit jarring, but since most people can accept it, I'll let it go. In the first world, the protagonist claims to maintain humanity, but in the second, he's ruthless and kills anyone he sees.

It has wings.

The World Serpent.

Here's a higher resolution one; it could be used as a character cover.