I Can Create Monsters

Revenge, does it have to involve creating massive monsters? Wouldn't small insects, tagged with traits like small size, venom, assassination, hyperreproduction, parasitism, viral infection, and self-destruction, be more resource-efficient and faster than those flashy, crude creatures? We need diversity!

I hope everyone can try to read the latest chapter every day; this is very important for a new book. 😭😭 This book aims to depict a monster doctor who creates various races and evolved species with different abilities, establishing a monster house in another world (similar to One-Punch Man's House of Evolution). If you have any ideas about the monster's life form, feel free to leave a comment, and I'll consider adding them... The concept of a mechanic's armor is also possible...

I guess he couldn't hold on because of the pandemic and passed away. Rest in peace. 🙏

Normal living organisms only need enough for their bodies, which is energy-efficient. The creatures he designs are different; he can design some fancy things, such as something that can instantly burn tens of thousands of calories and spew fire.

Perfection means that the upper limit is fixed, and there is no way to improve or progress further. How can something that can be improved and progressed be called perfect?

Let's speculate a bit: will they eventually fuse mechanical blood with fallen beasts to create half-mechanical, half-biological monsters? Like the gorilla in House of Evolution, since the protagonist is skilled in both mechanics and biology, there's no reason not to use it. Let's speculate further: with further advancements in space technology, will we be able to carry monsters around like in portable capsules? Just like Poké Balls, they'd be essential for home, travel, and stealth raids!

I think dark fantasy novels featuring alien creatures need to emphasize madness. They've already done human experimentation, yet they're still emphasizing stability. They casually inject a random passerby, who then goes on a mutating rampage, gets killed, and their data is recovered. As for those who fail and get captured along the way, they don't deserve to be protagonists.

I've become unclean after reading too many doujinshi. When I see "fallen beasts," all I think of is "C is finished, it's all over."

Part of the reason this book isn't doing well is the author's poor naming of the monsters.

I personally love novels about creating creatures. Any similar recommendations? (◍˃̶ᗜ˂̶◍)✩