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Monster Paradise
Lin Huang was a 15-year old boy from Earth, on a path to live his life in a world full of monsters. With his younger sister in his care, and given only 91 days to live, the odds were not in his favor at all... That is until, he killed a vicious vampire, purely by accident. With a twist in his tale, his life was changed completely. As he fought his way through this world with the help of his troops made of men and monsters, the boy sets his sights on a much larger ambition of becoming the greatest monster hunter in the world!
- GenresFantasy
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Published May 15, 2017
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August 8, 2022
At long last this novel was finished. I like this kind of novel, it's quite a long journey, nearly 2000 chapters, but the story development was interesting. the System was the combination of cards and swordsman, a quite interesting combination.
August 15, 2018
Website : qidian china
Views : 1.22 million
Rating : 8.4(428)
Chapters : 733
Status : ongoing
Word count : 1.76 million
author rank : lv5
Views : 1.22 million
Rating : 8.4(428)
Chapters : 733
Status : ongoing
Word count : 1.76 million
author rank : lv5
May 9, 2019
Lin Huang mysteriously one day was given a goldfinger and sent to another world. His abilities allow him to capture monsters into cards. Posing as a monster tamer, he aims to become the strongest.
This has a somewhat rough story, but I quickly got into it and enjoyed it quite a bit. I like the combination of card game mechanics, monster capture/raising, and the gradual power increases of a cultivation novel.
The monsters Lin Huang captures grow and develop as he does. Initially they're all pretty blank-slate, but as they grow more powerful and intelligent, they start exhibiting more distinct personalities. Some of these lead to a lot of humor, such as one of the sword-fighting monsters developing an obsession with vegetables (and getting very possessive of his snacks).
The worldbuilding varies. The beginning is extremely confusing, and I'm still unclear what a goldfinger is referring to (it seems to be some kind of known card type in a game, but the oblique reference just doesn't work for me). It's almost completely irrelevant that Li Huang was pulled from another world, and the story would have worked just as well if he hadn't been.
I don't really care about characters other than Li Huang and his ever-expanding collection of monsters. I do like how the antagonists get a reasonable amount of development but so far haven't stuck around for ages. They get dealt with fairly quickly, or else they get out of the spotlight so the plot isn't bogged down in the same place for too long.
The story does play around in several different genres. Some of the monsters Li Huang hunts ends up more like a mystery story, as he has to investigate corpses and clues to try to find the killer. Some of them are straight up fights. And some of the progression, like him teaching a class for a semester, are kind of random. I didn't mind the random bits too much but I can see where it would bother others.
Overall I thought this was still a fairly enjoyable read, and I'm kind of upset now that I've caught up and can no longer blow through multiple chapters a day. I rate this story Recommended.
Chapters read as of review: 989
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This has a somewhat rough story, but I quickly got into it and enjoyed it quite a bit. I like the combination of card game mechanics, monster capture/raising, and the gradual power increases of a cultivation novel.
The monsters Lin Huang captures grow and develop as he does. Initially they're all pretty blank-slate, but as they grow more powerful and intelligent, they start exhibiting more distinct personalities. Some of these lead to a lot of humor, such as one of the sword-fighting monsters developing an obsession with vegetables (and getting very possessive of his snacks).
The worldbuilding varies. The beginning is extremely confusing, and I'm still unclear what a goldfinger is referring to (it seems to be some kind of known card type in a game, but the oblique reference just doesn't work for me). It's almost completely irrelevant that Li Huang was pulled from another world, and the story would have worked just as well if he hadn't been.
I don't really care about characters other than Li Huang and his ever-expanding collection of monsters. I do like how the antagonists get a reasonable amount of development but so far haven't stuck around for ages. They get dealt with fairly quickly, or else they get out of the spotlight so the plot isn't bogged down in the same place for too long.
The story does play around in several different genres. Some of the monsters Li Huang hunts ends up more like a mystery story, as he has to investigate corpses and clues to try to find the killer. Some of them are straight up fights. And some of the progression, like him teaching a class for a semester, are kind of random. I didn't mind the random bits too much but I can see where it would bother others.
Overall I thought this was still a fairly enjoyable read, and I'm kind of upset now that I've caught up and can no longer blow through multiple chapters a day. I rate this story Recommended.
Chapters read as of review: 989
See my reviews and more at https://offtheshelfreviews.wordpress....
May 13, 2020
Does Lin Huang ever reach virtual god.
July 15, 2020
Just amazing
August 12, 2021
i love reading this story, and so far i`ve read 1611 chapters of it, it is so interesting
March 17, 2024
Pretty good - lost all of its momentum at the end but oh well
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October 3, 2024
Mashallah
August 24, 2025
I liked the beginning of the novel but after 100+ chapter story goes downhill. Hop Authour will work on shorter books thats where he shines
March 25, 2022
É estranho e satisfatório ao mesmo tempo, acompanhar um personagem principal OP crescendo e ofuscando os outros rapidamente, e também evoluindo em diversos níveis que o mundo do cultivo dá, isso com um uns 30% de aspectos ocidentais de fantasia...
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