Deep-Sea Giant Octopus: I Can Evolve Infinitely

Understand?

It's a bit like the book The Dragon Who Devoured the World. I don't know if the author has read it, but it's a pity that the book The Eunuch is only about one million words after five years 😫

There are too few words, put them on the bookshelf first

The name is so bad, I thought it was an assembly line article. It is similar to The World-Eating Dragon, but the writing style is worse than him. If you change it to The World-Eating God, it will be more popular than it is now

In fact, the author's writing style is good, at least it makes people want to read, but the people are gone.

Really, the author, I suggest you never write about Chinese mythology, because as long as you write it, you will be scolded no matter what. If you write weakly, you will be criticized, and if you are ignorant, you will be criticized. My suggestion is not to write. There are many things about global mythology. If that doesn't work, you can go to places like Kingdom Sky, Lord of the Rings, Warhammer, etc. Their settings are at least more detailed than global mythology, and they are easier to understand.

The protagonist himself doesn't know how old he is, and the reader doesn't know how old the protagonist is either. At first, I thought it was a giant octopus that was only a few meters long. One chapter said that a warship detected one that was several hundred meters long. Then the protagonist said that he saw an indescribable horror again. He thought it was a monster that was hundreds of meters above the protagonist's head. Now it is mentioned that a tentacle is several thousand meters long. I feel that the protagonist's size is really too idealistic. He can be as big as he wants. The protagonist doesn't know how old he is, and the readers don't know how old the protagonist is. All idealism should be taken for granted.

Why not call it Deep Sea Evil God: Calamity of the Gods?

I said that when I asked him why he didn't form a group, he got no response. It turned out that there were eunuchs who had already prepared it, and I was really speechless.

A eunuch? If not, why don't you at least post a single chapter to explain the situation after so long? 🤔

The protagonist is not the protagonist, but a tool man. This leads to various mythological stories, and then slightly changes the story. The protagonist will not participate in it, but just watches the development of the story and adds a little interference that will not change the ending of the story. When the ending is reached, the good things in it will be taken away, and then the next story will continue, and this cycle will be repeated, nesting dolls with each other. It's the same with or without him.

Hey?

Well written, much more interesting than those resting on their laurels on the list. Nurturing

I was fooled once when I was eating the world-devouring dragon, and now I'm fooled again! I feel so bad

If the author had read Covering the Sky, Swallowing the Starry Sky, Super-Dimensional Invasion, and Fantasy World Travel, then he would be super shocked to write this kind of alien beast novel.                                                                                                          A huge creature that runs through multiple dimensions, running through the timeline, traveling in the multiverse, fighting against the Golden Immortal, sleeping like Azathoth (preferably with an unknown fan god dancing beside him), showing the majesty of his body in the star-devouring sky (people have a better sense of déjà vu with these planets) Sometimes I play séances and the like, and write in all those ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign, to create a super huge world view. As long as I don't say anything too absolute, there is basically no loopholes in writing like this. I feel that the bigger the world view of the alien beasts, the better, especially the non-transformation, the world view of the book, and I haven't seen any differences since I wrote it for a long time.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​                                                                                                                                                By the author, I knew that the author couldn't grasp it. The combat power was so terrifying at the beginning. If I don't make the world view bigger later, I will have to describe the trance from the perspective of the younger brother. It's difficult to write from the younger brother's perspective. I've read dozens of The Broken Eunuch books. It is recommended to write about the big world view, which will make it easier to succeed.      A lot of people like it because it uses less imagination and less emotional drama, and adds some Internet memes.

This book is a bit like a world-devouring dragon. Now it seems that I have learned too much! I even learned how to update it

Is this the same author as "The World-Eating Snake"? Similar plot, similar writing style, similar eunuch!

In fact, if the Lord is omniscient and omnipotent, everything is meaningless. Everything is just His whim. Existence, destruction, creation or destruction are all a matter of His thoughts, so there is no need to compare and contrast, because in the West The setting of the omniscient and omnipotent Lord is basically a scam. It is unimaginable and incomprehensible. Mortal wisdom cannot describe true omniscience and omnipotence no matter how much it is written or thought about, because omniscience and omnipotence in front of logical creatures is a logical bug in itself. If it cannot be understood, it cannot be evaluated.

I don't know if there is an outline. It would be a pity if there is no outline. After all, it is difficult to write about this kind of alien beasts that are not human. Most people only have enough imagination to start a game.

Refining

I always like this style of novels😭