Monster List

iamKetranLang★ 9

English name: Monster List. There are 3 arcs, 6 episodes each from 18 episodes, each episode around 10 minutes long, except for the first episode which is 20 minutes long. The donghua is set in a world where unbeknownst to humans, there are monsters that take on the form of humans, co-living with humans. A storytelling driven by fate and promises. In the first arc, it starts off with hot seductions on men from a spirit monster girl called Hehuan, absorbing their life force and killing them. The protagonist Feng Xi's life changes when turns out his new girlfriend Su Jiuer, is also a monster wolfgirl. Su Jiuer knows Feng Xi had long forgotten who she really was, they were together before. Vulnerable right now, she wants to protect him from other monsters. When Feng Xi and Su Jiuer crosses with Hehuan. It tells the tale of these monsters as they approach the protagonist to converse and fight for their promises. Good arc. In the second arc, at witness of Feng Xi’s accidental released hidden power, by the Taoist master watching him, he sends his priest girl disciple, a cute black hair girl Guo Shuang the task to get close to Feng Xi and watch over him, and with opportunity cultivate with each other (by sex), don't worry, it's just some teasing, no sex ever happens. Feng Xi already had a similar experience with Hehuan so he’s really cautious, but Guo has no malice. It can be established that both Guo and Su like Feng, but as they fight together against other monsters, will there be room for love or just sacrifice? Good arc. In the third arc, like how Feng, Guo, and Su were fated in the present, they were fated in the past. It tells of Feng Xi and Guo’s past reincarnations, the origin of the story when humans and monsters were at war. Their past reincarnations like the present also fought against that same strong monster. Good arc.

AL-4p2★ 7

Spoiler-free review Yaoguai Mingdan itself is a good series, but the anime is a good but flawed adaptation. Let me explain: this anime is based on a Chinese manga, which they call "manhua". There have been complaints about the voice acting in this anime. Truth be told, though the voice acting sounds polarizingly different than Japanese anime, it accurately portrays the voices of Chinese people. It should be noted that the when compared to the manhua, the art style in this anime is severely lacking in detail. But first time viewers probably won't notice. The backstory behind the characters is rather deep, and isn't tackled very much inthis season. The anime ended up covering the weaker part of the story from the manhua only to end abruptly before things could get interesting. However, based on the source material, the future seasons have potential, so if you can overlook the anime's flaws you might enjoy this as an ecchi with an actually engaging plot for once. In other words, this show is essentially a romance/harem/action/adventure show, and it has a better story than High School DXD. Thanks for taking the time to read this.