I Became a Monster

In the setting of this article, abilities are turned into cards. This ability replaces the heart of the beast. When activating the ability to release the beast, you need to take out the beast card.

Just speaking of my personal feelings, I didn't have the urge to open it at first glance.

Space epic poetry and dance drama (grand and gentle, not suitable for online writing, more suitable for physical objects, and particularly demanding on the author), has no numerical values, no mechanism, no overwhelming force, and no extremely expansionary description of emotions. (The writing so far is not in line with online writing, but more in line with the construction of physical books) This thing does not conform to the development rules of the online writing market. It is not very difficult to become popular, but it cannot be popular at all, because this thing has a mandatory requirement of 3 million words and a requirement for authors. It's too high. If you write it as an amateur or just for fun, it doesn't matter. If you write it professionally, it probably won't work because the requirements are really high (You can find out if this is the account of some great author. If not, the probability of finishing this thing is no different from a miracle)

Has the protagonist turned into a monster? It wouldn't be interesting if you didn't turn into a monster, but just had the ability to turn into a monster.

I think it looks pretty good. I can use the data to show off.

The setting is a bit like "Lord of Mysteries", but the content is not as brain-burning as "Lord of Mysteries". Generally speaking, it is well written, but the low popularity is indeed a bit strange.

Why don't the author find a big boss to help promote the book? This result is a bit disappointing.

However, the battle is too compact and it would be nice to have more daily routines, as well as add more meetings in the Bronze Palace and collect more younger brothers.

When can we start to solve our spiritual problems? I feel like the current protagonist can't stop shouting.

I haven't read this book yet, but the reviews said it was very good. What I want to say is that I flipped through this book for a while before I pulled it up. It was so deep.

Generally, the biggest problem is that the protagonist is not a monster

Have you finished writing, or is it still unfinished?

I caught up on the latest chapter, it's very well written.

What is the world view of this book? , Similar to modern times?

Come on, it's better to have more daily routines,