
Titan Behemoth: Evolving Since the Cretaceous
泰坦巨兽:从白垩纪开始进化
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- Ongoing
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- 1.1M Words
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- Sci-Fi
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- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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Mainstream abuse novels are exhausting to read. Pig's feet are either being abused or on the way to abuse It doesn't have the flavor of Titans. Titans evolve in units of hundreds of millions of years. What about you? How many years? Are you rushing to reincarnate? Moreover, Pig's Foot's own eroticism makes me very embarrassed. It is a novel about monsters and monsters and upgrades wrapped in a titan. No wonder it looks weird. If it were not covered in the skin of a titan, it would just be an ordinary mainstream novel about upgrades, monsters and torture. I can only hope that the author is making progress!
Do you feel like there's something wrong with the protagonist's IQ? You have to take advantage of the fire every time. Because you are the protagonist, do you turn on the protagonist halo?
The poison immunity set by the author is very speechless. Any creature can poison the protagonist, whether it has it or not.
Sword shooting fish.
Most of the beast streams start with different creatures and eventually evolve into the same dragon. I wish the author could write differently.
Every few chapters, the protagonist will have a life-and-death crisis, and then he just happens to get stuck and survive.
There's also dependents, let's change the name. Originally, it sounded like an evolution, but suddenly a word commonly used in Western fantasy popped up. It was really too weird. This feeling was really too conflicting. Even if you change it to a pet or a younger brother, it would still be better than the word dependent.
It's understandable that a pig's trotter takes a pet. After all, the main character is still a human being. Humans have domesticated dogs. As for the effectiveness of domestication, we don't understand prehistoric creatures, so I won't mention it. This is a case, but you also gave me the whole jellyfish to take a kin. You are a bit out of touch. Even if you describe it as a symbiotic or parasitic relationship, it is better than a kin. This thing is acceptable. You really can't change it. Damn big jellyfish discipline, people don't even have a brain, and more than 90% of their bodies are water. Are you kidding me? You are really too dramatic. This kind of span really makes me unable to recover. It directly changed from super evolution to a fantasy story.
That is, the protagonist, otherwise he would have died eight hundred times. For example, when you are very weak at the beginning, you give up ocean evolution (it is explained in the book that swimming speed is very fast), and directly evolve feet, and want to go ashore. As a result, you are chased wildly, and the protagonist is weighted and survives. Now I can only go into the sea, but my legs are missing and I can't swim fast! There were various chases and escapes. Skull pain. 😅 Then the radiation guy, who dares to eat anything, is the protagonist, otherwise he will definitely be whitewashed.
It's a bit fake, how can you tell which horned shark attacked you? They all look the same, and it's not set in stone. When you grow up, it may not be here anymore, or it may be eaten by other creatures, but it will still be here and never forget you.