ENRebirth Into A Wolf: I Can See My Evolution Paths
重启狼生：我能望见进化路线
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 946k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Webnovel
Synopsis
Other names
- Restarting My Wolf Life: I Can See Evolution PathsEarlier English title
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296Chapters
14.6kRecommendations
74.2kFans
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I suggest avoiding human transformations; at most, create werewolves. However, I haven't read your book, but I've read reviews. Many predecessors have explored the human-transformation/monster genre, and very few have achieved good results.
I suggest that when the protagonist interacts with humans, he shouldn't reveal his real name. Telling them his name, Su Ming, feels very strange, at least to me. After all, the protagonist is just a wolf; having a name is normal, but adding a human surname is odd. Humans are currently unclear about the protagonist's identity, especially since he can write and has a name similar to humans.
A fantasy novel featuring mythical creatures can't be without a female protagonist. 🙂
Has the author ever played Monster Hunter? The Wolf Dragon series could serve as a reference for the protagonist's evolution. Zinogre. Thunder Wolf Dragon's two names are Golden Thunder God. Golden Thunder God subspecies – Hell Wolf Dragon. That big dog is really handsome!
The only downside to this book, in my opinion, is that it lacks truly exciting moments. It feels like watching a documentary, and I'm starting to get sleepy.
On the evolutionary path of the Second Watch Beast 😂
I see everyone discussing the issue of monsters turning into humans, and it's as intense as ever. So I'll talk about why I enjoy reading monster stories and why I hate the idea of monsters turning into humans. Ultimately, the reason I enjoy reading fantasy novels about mythical creatures is the same as why I enjoy reading wish-fulfillment novels: I relish the joy of breaking free from rules…
Can mythical creature stories not include the human species?
Wolf Dad: The author initially told me that most of the scenes were sex scenes, which I readily accepted. But who knew that the sex scenes would be the ones where he's lying in bed after being injured?
I suggest not portraying them as human, because everyone is after the wolves. Since they're not human, I suggest distinguishing between primary and secondary objectives.