
Reborn as a Crocodile: Infinite Stat Points
重生恐鳄之无限加点
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 334k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Even though they're practically cheating, every hunt feels like a close call. Every time they add stat points, they emphasize how much stronger they are than other crocodiles their age, but in actual combat, it's always a close call.
The bite is terrible; the strength is also lacking. Adult crocodiles have a bite force of one or two tons; your crocodile is over ten meters long and doesn't even have a two-ton bite force—that's outrageous.
I suggest you learn some paleontology before writing this kind of article. You've even written something as outrageous as a velociraptor hunting a seismosaurus.
Is nobody here?
Looks like my writing is really bad; nobody's reading it.
I just read a bit, and it feels like a game story. Is there only stat-boosting progression, no natural progression?
This deinosuchus is always so cautious, even more so than this old hyena.
It's just that the back doesn't look good.
Could you please remove the "brother" part? The name is already provided; adding it is completely redundant.
330,000 Words and you still can't get any private messages? This is truly a labor of love! And there must be something wrong with the article; at least the editors and some readers aren't satisfied. Author, keep trying! Learn from this experience. I still quite like your novel.