Devouring Evolution: Starting as a Northeast Tiger Cub

My dog ​​is so awesome that he helped me write the beginning and outline!

I'm hungry, order takeout

Studio writing, why do you write about levels and things like qi and blood? How many levels are there, how much qi and blood. It stands to reason that qi and blood should be higher the stronger the body is, so why don't the plug-in add some qi and blood? Can't even figure out the template for studio writing now? Ask your boss to take a look and figure out the template for writing a novel. I don't even know how to make money from this?

After watching it, I feel very brainless and boring since I got involved in the human world.

I have finished chasing it, but I still feel that the gene point thing is a bit of a failure. In the early stage of Changbai Mountain, the protagonist devoured a lot of creatures but had no gene points, which was a bit broken. After all, gene points should always be available. And the earth's ecology has its limits. If you don't introduce aliens in the later stage, you will have to introduce breeding. After all, it will fall into the cliché. If you replace the genetic points with the legendary points sung by intelligent life, and then naturally use magical powers to introduce the system of the heavens, it may be more secure for the plot development and review of the novel.

I initially thought you would change it later, but no, you are equivalent to gamifying all animals, ignoring the differences between species and individuals. All animals have hundreds of drops of blood depending on their level. Some animals are strong and some are agile. Even if it is completely gamified, how can the blood of mages and warriors be the same when they are of the same level? And what about the addition of physical fitness to qi and blood? Completely ignoring this thing is just to save trouble. You can have as much energy as your level. You might as well start by writing that the protagonist travels to a complete game world where level is supreme and there is no species difference. Or to put it another way, what does the Qi and blood in your novel represent? If you slap your forehead and start writing without even thinking about these settings, then you are destined to be short-lived and might as well just cut it now. Among all the articles you have written recently about rebirth and animal devouring evolution, yours has no advantage. You haven't figured out the settings yet, so what are you waiting for?

Disappointed, why do you have to write about people? Just write about being the Tiger King in the forest with a group of younger brothers following you. Why do you have to write about people?

The protagonist eats people? Have you ever thought about your own race? Or humans add dogs. When I read a book, I want to feel immersed in it, just like Chinese people shouldn't be traitors. As a non-human being, humans must be kept as slaves!

Is there any royal law or law?

Author, you Chapter 10 Tiger Dad's age is 12 years old and it's best to change it. One year old for a tiger is equivalent to 4 years old for a human, which is 48 months, and one month is equivalent to 4 months. Therefore, a tiger's 1-year-old is approximately a human's 4-year-old. To sum up, the 12-year-old tiger is basically the 48-year-old human, which is considered a tiger in its twilight years. The lifespan of a wild tiger that dies naturally is about 15 years, while that of a tiger in captivity can last about 20 years. Tigers mature at 3 or 4 years old, and males generally reach adulthood later than females. The tiger's adult period is not its strongest period. The strongest period is eight years old. At this time, the body size may not be much larger than when it is an adult, but its weight and muscles will increase greatly. There is generally no standard for old age, and it gradually declines after the age of 8.