
Deep-Sea Giant Octopus: I Can Evolve Without Limits
深海大章鱼:我能无限进化
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 430k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Understand?
It's somewhat similar to that novel, *The Dragon That Devours the World*. I wonder if the author has read it. It's a pity that book was abandoned; it only reached about a million words in five years. 😫
There are too few words, I'll put it on the bookshelf first.
The title is terrible. I thought it was some kind of mass-produced novel, similar to "Dragon Devouring Worlds," just with worse writing. Even "God Devouring Worlds" would have been more popular.
Actually, the author's writing style is quite good; at least it makes you want to keep reading. It's just that the author is gone.
Seriously, author, I strongly advise you not to write about Chinese mythology. Because no matter what you do, you'll be criticized. If you portray it weakly, you'll be attacked; if you blindly praise it, you'll be attacked. My advice is to just not write about it. There are plenty of global mythologies. If you really can't handle it, go to places like Kingdoms, Lord of the Rings, or Warhammer. Their settings are at least more detailed and easier to understand than global mythologies.
The protagonist himself doesn't know his own size, and neither do the readers. At first, we thought it was just a giant octopus a few meters long. Then one chapter mentioned a warship detecting something hundreds of meters long. Next, the protagonist said he saw something indescribable, terrifying, leading us to believe he encountered a monster hundreds of meters long above his head.
How about we call it Deep Sea Evil God: Calamity of the Gods?
I said I asked him why he didn't create a group chat, but there was no response. Turns out, some eunuchs had already prepared it. I'm speechless.
Has it been abandoned? If not, shouldn't it at least have a separate chapter explaining the situation after all this time? 🤔