
I'm a Lion in Australia
我在澳洲当狮王
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 287k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Personal feelings, first point, the name, such a complicated name, coupled with the relationship network of the lions, and the dialogue between the lions, made me feel like I was reading a fantasy novel about exotic beasts The second point, there is actually a live broadcast, although it should be based on some previous chapters. The works of their predecessors, but they are really ridiculous The third point is that the writing is not sophisticated enough, and sometimes it is embarrassing to read Can you cancel the names of A, B, C and D, so as not to pay attention to them, even a snake has a name, my God! There is also intelligence. Since we can all have conversations, why not just create some tools? You can even chat, your intelligence level is not low, right?
How should I put it? The writing is very immature and the plot links are also very compact. One after another. There is another question. I remember that lions live in groups. What about male lions? Or in your setting, it is a female lion giving birth to cubs. There is no explanation.
To be honest, the most annoying thing about writing this kind of animal novel is that the animals are overly anthropomorphized, which is really not interesting at all.
I haven't read it yet, so I'd like to ask 5 points 1. Is it fantasy? 2. Will it turn into a human or be highly anthropomorphic? (For example, there is no human transformation, but there is a city or the like) 3. Will the protagonist have his own lion baby? 4. Will the protagonist have his own brothers in the pride of lions? (What I want to see is the kind of lion whose power is all in one, at most given to his own harem) 5. Will the protagonist drive away his half-grown son like a normal lion, leaving his daughter to reproduce. I don't have many small questions, right?
Post some pictures
There are not many people writing about animals anymore. Please support me. There is no monthly ticket. I will give you 5 recommendation tickets every day.
Come on, support. There are too few Lion Kings. I hope it's not too fantasy. That would be boring.
This book has great potential and its genre is rare. I'm looking forward to it. Come on!
The book is indeed very good. I haven't read this kind of book for a long time. Please keep writing.
Author, how about we go back to the beginning of the first chapter and revise it? I didn't even make it clear at that time! 👉This day (now), the next year (one year after 'this day'?), But today (today is 'this day'? Can it still be written like this?), Three years ago (three years ago of which day? 'This day'?), 2000 (Referring to when 'this day' is?), I don't even understand the order of this time!
How many lion alliances does the author ask the protagonist to form? Nowadays, there are more Lion Alliances than one. Five Lions are not as good as dogs. Six Lions are everywhere, and they are still on the periphery. There may be more and stronger Lion Alliances in the inner circle. The protagonist cannot fight a large group, and it is still a wheel battle. Let's talk less about a Five Lions Alliance.
The human beings in this book are like God. Whether they are poachers or those watching the live broadcast, they are all controlling and hunting other species at will, and taking pleasure in doing so. Is it said to be a book about treachery? I didn't see the rape there. The entire human world in the book overlooks other species. Just like the audience in the Colosseum, the more exciting the death, the more entertaining it is.
The author would like you to take a look at the growth pattern of a lion. It takes only a few days to become so powerful. You are also a talent.
Come on, author! Beautifully written