Age of Giant Beasts: Surviving in a Mythic World

The author just sets too many settings. I didn't get to see the back of each book.

1. The black iron stage is the stage where it is easiest to increase your potential. 2. The black iron stage is the best period to increase potential through various means. 3. The copy is only to test the rune fit and can only be entered once. It is easy to draw the conclusion: in the black iron stage, we should settle down and accumulate potential. Result: The faster you get through the black iron stage, the stronger your potential is Such a contradiction, are you sure you're not joking? There are also dungeons just to test the fit. Is there any difference if you enter early and enter later?

I remember that I started reading your books when I was in high school. I remember that there was a book with the main character, Blood of the Time Dragon. I remember reading that book very well. It was a comprehensive comic. I still vaguely remember some of the plots. I really like your setting. Today in the science fiction rankings, when I saw a familiar author's name clicked in, I thought he might be a LV 5 or not a great author. It's a pity, it's a pity. Come and let me see what good books have been written in recent years.

The protagonist at level 4 is struggling to defeat several level 5 monsters, so he desperately wants to enter the level 10 dungeon, and it is a very important key dungeon that can only be entered once... What should I do if I can't defeat the dungeon monsters? Either it fails and is useless forever, or it is hard to cheat. If things go on like this, the game will get bigger and bigger, and any passerby can win. Then why do we need a protagonist? What's the appeal?

The pace of this book is okay, the setting is not complicated, and the reading experience is better than the previous books. Come on💪, it is not AI at all

I'm speechless 😑. I keep talking about various settings, but there is no plot at all.

Please Tudou, write down the initial skill development of the specialized protagonist, don't directly change the skills at a certain stage.

The author writes about shelters, lords, soul crystals, various materials, upgrades, sequences and the like in the first few chapters, but there is no sense of their existence at all. It's like even if you know that "learn mathematics, physics and chemistry well, you will be able to travel all over the world without fear", this sentence is very correct, but 80% of students still don't understand it, and 50% of students will always wonder, "What is the use of learning this thing?" The answer is basically useless. Nine years of compulsory education is enough to cope with most situations. If you want to highlight the role, there is only one way - to directly put people into specific scenes. You think physics is difficult to learn - just put you on the national power grid pole and hold on to the wire, and you will naturally understand the importance of knowledge. So I suggest opening the chapter - let Bi Fang explode directly Don't worry that the protagonist can't resist. If you can't resist, it means you have chosen the wrong protagonist.

I just read the first chapter and there is a big problem. There are too many talent levels. You can have 5 or 6 and then each talent level is divided into low, middle and high. If there is a gap, don't make it too big, instead of having 10.

Judging from the profile settings, it has potential. Please Tudou, please stop writing casual essays and think back to the artistic conception of the dark truth back then. There is no point in looking at Pure Tongshui.

This setting is quite nice. Are there any similar ones?

There are also Zuxia, Huangshang, Tianzhou, Lingshan, Xuanmen, Jixia Academy, the Empire on which the Sun Never Sets, the Magic Empire...

Come on! As long as the author does the subtraction well, it will easily become popular.

Eleven, see the present from darkness

I didn't notice it at first, but after about ten chapters, I realized that Shui was very familiar. When I saw that the author was indeed you, it was still the same Shui.

The whole world is purely a single-player game, and you have so many and complicated settings. To be honest, it is very suitable for infinite streaming, just like some of your early books. A pure stand-alone machine looks very streamlined.

The subject matter is good, but I haven't read the specific settings after reading Chapter 8. It's a bit outrageous, and I'm too young now.

Didn't the author make it clear that the protagonist is an old man who grew up reversely and turned into a baby? Why do I feel a little nauseous? . .

Dou, what are you writing about? To put it bluntly, I might as well use AI. I thought I had read it wrong at first, but I didn't expect it was really a new book written by you.

I just passed by, I am the 21st person to post

Come on, I have read many of your books. Although they are not as good as those written by great masters, at least you have written them. Don't listen to what those brats are saying.

The 15th one, watching a lot of videos like this

The 16th one, the fourth one? 🤭

It's true that you are still writing 9 books on Niupujie. Come on, I really like reading your books.

I feel that the author is too greedy, there are too many settings, and it seems messy.