The Beast's Blood Boils

In a different world full of fantasy, Liu Zhenshao was a scout who died on the battlefield in southern Xinjiang. He was reborn as a shaman of the Orc Kingdom in another time and space, and was cursed. ‌This setting adds a lot of tension and exciting elements to the story, ‌making the entire storyline more fascinating. ‌The novel is very rich in details. ‌Not only is the protagonist surrounded by various beauties, ‌such as the beauties of the fox tribe and the ‌mermaid princess of the country of the abyss, etc.‌, But also the interactions and struggles between the various characters make the story more exciting. ‌If you are interested in novels about otherworldly continents,‌then "Beast Blood Boils"‌is definitely a choice not to be missed. ‌It can not only bring you exciting plots and rich imagination,‌but also allow you to experience a different world full of fantasy. ‌

It has been almost twenty years, and when I read this book again, it was still the same as when I first read it. I wished I had to sleep to read it in one sitting.

I read reviews that because it is an old book, many places have been deleted rather than revised, making it very incoherent to read. Just deleting and not changing it can still be regarded as original, and it also shows that the protagonist is a bad person. Alchemist Xu has threatened your personal safety, and you are still timid and willing to give in to him. You also comfort yourself by saying that you know he is bad but you can't hate him. Who are you disgusting here? After licking his face and taking possession of two women from the sea tribe, he brazenly said that marrying them would be responsible, then turned around and threatened to sell them! How dare you let your subordinates spread the news and attract slave traders! Married back just to be sold as a slave? Don't say you just want to scare! That's not what you do! It's not like this if you can't control yourself and don't train well! You can treat everything as a child's play and you still say you have to be responsible? Pure bad guy!

I can't stand it. I've read too many novels. Alas, I feel like this kind of book seems to be well-written, but it feels too wordy. Moreover, it's a Western fantasy + a bunch of restrictions + singing and dancing. I really don't have any sense of immersion. It's moist.

A classic is a classic, even if it was a novel 20 years ago. Unfortunately, many exciting moments were deleted. It is a pity that the authors at that time were as good at writing novels as they were at writing essays. It is not like today's novels, most of which are just trying to make up the word count. I'm afraid that skipping it directly will not affect my reading at all. Some novels are boring and I have no desire to continue reading. They are all the same. Alas, I still have to look through the previous details from time to time, otherwise I will lose one of the few remaining hobbies of reading novels.

It's really beautiful, why is it not rated highly?

The deletions don't look good

A lot has been deleted, there is no need to refresh it again

The content was so messed up that I knew it had been deleted. The problem was that halfway through writing, the extra episode suddenly felt so uncomfortable that it slipped away.

This seems like the third time I've watched it