Evolving Early, Starting as a Lion Cub
从雄狮幼崽开始提前进化
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 747k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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201Chapters
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The protagonist's name is so awkward! Just by looking at it, you can tell he's several generations older than me. Is he trying to take advantage of the readers?
Five books in a row, all written by eunuchs. (Fearful) 🙂
I remembered I was going to livestream "Becoming Tiger King" in the middle of the night, and then I saw there was a new book! What a pleasant surprise! I absolutely have to subscribe to support it! 😁
How did a perfectly good animal story turn into fantasy?
Author, don't take offense at my bluntness, but look at all the books you've written—only your first one, Tiger King, did well. All the fantasy books you wrote after that flopped. Haven't you realized you're not suited for the fantasy genre? I felt this book was well-written up to the point of entering the demon realm.
You portrayed the lion as a simpleton and the tiger as highly intelligent; you did a really good job. Anyone who didn't know better would think you were writing a tiger story. Social animals are generally more intelligent than solitary animals, but you didn't mention that at all, especially that lions are more intelligent than tigers. You didn't show this point at all; you even reversed it.
If your writing style is based on constant deathmatch, then the lions in your world would never live to adulthood. All those male lions would be locked in a life-or-death struggle, with not a single one escaping, fighting to the death relentlessly, right? They'd all be complete idiots, all mentally unstable. But in real life, every male lion that lives to adulthood is highly intelligent.
The author has finally written about this type again 🤭
Why should the lioness bear the blame for the cub's mistake? If you write it like this, I'm quitting! It's ridiculous! Your writing is already mediocre, and you still have to add these toxic elements. What, in your eyes, the cub is an important subordinate of your protagonist and can't die, right? Why do you have to kill off the lioness for no reason?
When will the protagonist grow up and then sleep with the lioness? 😍
It's finished, and I'd like to share my thoughts.
The first map is the best; it's excellent in both animal education and game design (the Three Calamities provide the main storyline for the protagonist, and the map provides the protagonist with the methods to resolve the Three Calamities). The second map clearly started to feel rushed.