
I Can Turn Spirit Beasts into Data
我能将御灵数据化
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 650k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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218Chapters
13.5kRecommendations
31.6kFans
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This author is probably a complete novice, but why write such an old-fashioned plot? It evokes a strong sense of nostalgia. I was in junior high school back then, a tender and innocent age. The copy of "The Romance of the Western Chamber" in the school library opened the door to novels for me. I miss those days so much.
This disaster makes it seem like everyone in the city is useless. The guardians are portrayed as far too weak. In this apocalyptic survival environment, you've made a major city look like a complete waste. 😥
Data? This is going to give the locals a little shock from the WarGreymon! 😁
Digimon Collection 🤓 (Additions welcome)
It's just so-so. They said the plot wouldn't be too melodramatic, but it still came down to the same old clichés and nothing new.
When will you write less about events? The protagonist has only developed a few chapters before encountering another battle. Instead, write more about the protagonist's daily life with his beasts and his research and development. I'm getting tired of the protagonist solving disasters.
Damn, this villain has such a classic formula. He's always been suppressed, and when he finally gets a chance to rise up, he's suppressed by the protagonist's overpowered abilities. Then, he succumbs to darkness for power. It's so damn classic.
I don't know if I'm being too selfish, but I couldn't bear to watch the first chapter when the protagonist was protecting someone.
It's well-written, so why are your grades so bad?
The power levels feel a bit too inconsistent, and the characterization of the other characters is a bit too... Well, it makes the protagonist stand out.