
I Have a Monster Trial Card for Every World
我有一套诸天怪兽体验卡
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Chen Luyu’s Well-Reviewed System Stories
All System novels, with brief descriptions for quick browsing. I'll only recommend a book if its average chapter length is over 40 characters, and I'll keep updating the word counts below.
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A few standards I use when looking for books: 1. For fantasy, sci-fi, xianxia, and historical novels, I want good writing and a good plot. 2. For light novels, anything goes as long as it's not too cringey. 3. For unusual worlds and niche genres, the plot just shouldn't be a complete mess. The writing can be decent and that's OK. 4. Basically, I've read every well-written soccer novel. 5. For urban entertainment novels, I like them lighthearted.
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The novel's premise is alright, but the power system and the main world are completely distorted. I don't know what the author was thinking. The protagonist inherits half the power and abilities of a level 13 Indoraptor, which is practically superhuman! Yet, he's only about twice as strong as a normal person in the main world. Does that mean everyone in the main world has superhuman physiques?
I feel that the Pacific Rim and How to Train Your Dragon worlds have too many of the authors' own settings and plots, making them too cumbersome and uninteresting. I skipped more than ten chapters and then found that the main plot still made sense. The worlds you chose are ones I like, but they've been mixed with too much personal input, deviating from the original world's charm.
I haven't read it yet, is this Shennong story? I quite like this kind of story, but I'm worried about plots where the protagonist becomes a dog for humans.
😒 Monsters of the Heavens, Monsters of the Heavens, why did you create so many original worlds? I initially decided to follow this series because the protagonist turned into a tyrannical velociraptor, but then you added a bunch of original worlds and plots.
People who come here with this name and description are all interested in monsters. Are you trying to show off by writing about the Bull Demon King in the city? 🙂
In case anyone missed my explanation of the gender settings for the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park... Please refer to the author's notes in Chapter Two. Incidentally, as shown in the image below, the Indominus Rex appearing in the movie is male, which suggests that creating male individuals was reasonable for the Indominus Rex series of dinosaurs used as weapons.
All the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park were female; there were no males.
Honestly, if you can't handle it, then don't even bother writing about interpersonal relationships in the original world; just mention it briefly.
The "Monsters from All Realms" trial card is for readers to see monsters from various film and television worlds, not things from your main world.
Some advice and suggestions for the author. Having just read the first ten chapters, I noticed that the ratio of content in the time-travel movie storyline to the main world storyline is 6:4. I discovered that in the main world, there's a character named Chen Zifan who seems to possess supernatural abilities or be experiencing a spiritual resurgence.