Why did the protagonist in the novel always use a snake as a shield? Were snakes especially greedy? In the final battle, did the snake evolve after eating many people? Or was the snake's evolution triggered by someone else?

The saying " snakes are lustful " was not common. It usually appeared in novels, comics, games, and other works as a humorous and teasing expression. The origin of this saying is not clear. It may be that some people associate the characteristics of snakes with certain negative behaviors, thus producing this word. From a biological point of view, snakes are a kind of docile animals. They usually don't show excessive sexual desire or behavior. In the novel, using the phrase "snake nature" to describe the nature of a person or thing was a humorous and teasing expression. It should be noted that the use of this word should avoid misunderstanding or discomfort, so it is necessary to pay attention to the context and expression when using it.

If the name of a novel doesn't mention snakes, then it's likely that the theme is about something else or someone else rather than snakes. For example, it could be a story about humans and mysterious powers or a novel that explored human nature, social or cultural differences. In this case, the snake may be just a symbolic character or element used to express other topics or images in the story.

Maybe she has a strong sense of compassion for all living things, even poisonous snakes.

Maybe she was being brave.

In history, there were many versions of Nüwa's image. Among them, the image of a human body with a snake tail was more common. This image was not what modern people imagined, but a fictional character in a mythical story. According to legend, Nüwa was a goddess who created humans. She used the Multicolored Stone to create humans and left behind a snake tail. This image was very famous in traditional Chinese culture and was widely praised and worshipped. However, this did not mean that the ancients believed in snakes. Snakes weren't a common religion in ancient China, and people didn't have as deep an understanding of snakes as they did in modern times. In ancient China, people usually regarded snakes as mysterious creatures. Only under special circumstances would they be regarded as gods. The image of Nüwa with a human body and a snake tail was a myth and had nothing to do with the beliefs and cultural traditions of the ancients.

" Encounter with Snakes " was a classic online novel. It was about a girl named Xiamu who met a mysterious snake by accident and had a bizarre story with it. This novel was loved by many people because it combined horror, science fiction, love and many other elements. The plot was full of ups and downs, and the writing was beautiful and touching. In addition, Encounter with the Snake also had a profound philosophical content, which explored the relationship between humans and nature, kinship and love, and so on. Therefore, it was well received.

I recommend the following books to you: 1. "Dragon Emperor of Demons": The male protagonist turns into a snake and evolves through devouring, eventually becoming the king of all worlds. 2. "Evolution from the Giant Python": After the male protagonist, Lin Yuan, becomes a small black snake, he has an unlimited evolution system. He continuously devours and evolves, crushing the myriad worlds in the foreign world. 3. <<Godly Snake>>: The male protagonist transmigrated into a snake. With the help of the Gluttonous Snake System, he devoured and evolved into monsters of different forms, showing a unique path of evolution. 4. "From Naruto to Devouring Evolution": The male protagonist Ye Fei uses the Ultimate Devouring Evolution System in Naruto World to devour and evolve continuously, leaving his name in various worlds. 5. "Disaster of the Raging Python": The male protagonist, Blue Star, transformed into a giant python. Through continuous evolution and devouring, he obtained the bloodline evolution system and became the commander of other races. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Sorry, I'm not sure which novel you're referring to. However, according to the information you provided, I understand that you mentioned a plot in a novel where many large snakes fight with the snake king and the snake hunter. In this scenario, the Snake King could be a character who was a small snake but ate the brain of a large snake. This plot could come from many different novels and stories because many novels involve different kinds of snakes.

Green Snake was the title of the movie because its name came from the classic story of the White Snake. In the story of the White Snake, the Green Snake was a branch of the White Snake. It was a demon who had cultivated into a spirit. Because the green snake had the most beautiful appearance of all snakes, it was also described as a "green snake" in ancient literature, so it was portrayed as a "green snake" in movies.

The background of the movie was the love story between a white snake and a green snake in ancient Chinese mythology. The name "green snake" came from the color of the snake body that the white snake transformed into. In traditional Chinese culture, cyan was considered a mysterious, elegant and rich color. Therefore, turning a white snake into a cyan snake was also a description of its personality. At the same time, the name " Green Snake " also hinted at the love story between the white snake and the green snake, which made people think of the emotional entanglement and mutual dependence between the two.