The Mythical Creatures I Simulated Actually Came True

What nine-tailed fox? The mainstream now is raising female immortals. I don't think this book will last long...

There's a plot hole: the protagonist suddenly goes from skinny to strong, then handsome, and then the nine-tailed fox tramples on his house. How do you explain that? Like a sudden awakening or something?

A giant muscular chicken... Wait, isn't that a Tyrannosaurus Rex? Chickens, truly descendants of archosaurs, are enormous, all-muscle chickens—aren't they just Tyrannosaurus Rex?

A nine-tailed fox with a male body and female features is too ordinary. A nine-tailed fox with a female body and male features has the face of a burly man with a full beard and the body of a curvaceous young girl. 😏

It's strange how these kinds of novel ideas and content all seem to involve a live-streamed plot.

If you have any interesting or bizarre creatures to share, or mythical creatures you'd like to see, feel free to post them here!

The concept is good, but unfortunately the author's writing style and story description are terrible. It's disjointed and jumps around in circles, with excessive and unnecessary background information. It ends there, which is a shame. Hopefully, the author's next book will be better.

Author, do you know "The Painter of Mountains and Seas"? I highly recommend this book. All the names in it are really cool, like "Overturning Mountains and Seas," "Sealing Immortal," and "Gathering the Emperor."

Anything purely behind the scenes... If the protagonist has a high IQ, it'll be a hit. There's so much I want to write about, it's a scattershot rather than a solid piece.

Hmm, this tastes so much like the game Classic of Mountains and Seas, where you start with an egg and evolve by swallowing everything.