I'm the Little Mouse Raised by Lappland!

Spoilers ahead! Proceed with caution! It's indeed well-written. I initially thought the protagonist would revert to human form, but after reading the comments, it all became clear—if he did, their previously intimate interactions would crumble, and their relationships would become distorted. The Beast Lord is indeed the best and only optimal solution. The protagonist's daily life, battles, and emotional journeys with the other female characters are well-portrayed; it's truly one of the few excellent works in the later stages of the story.

It wasn't until the end of Volume Two that it dawned on me that the opening line of Volume One, where the protagonist didn't see himself as a human but as a mouse, was true; the protagonist genuinely saw himself as a mouse. It wasn't until the end of Volume Two that I realized Lappland and Texas were constantly growing throughout the book, while the protagonist's transformation was merely from human to mouse. Or rather, he saw himself as an "ordinary person" from beginning to end, without any psychological shift from ordinary to extraordinary. I don't know if Volume Three will change this, but the ending of Volume Two left me stuck, making me not want to read Volume Three. The book is indeed a good one.

How did you cut that book?

Will there be any new books?

I felt the essence of Lappland from beginning to end.

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