I'm Chovy, So Get My Reincarnation Right!

It's well-written. I'd give it an 8.2 Out of 40. From my perspective, the Sarkaz are presumably black, so it was a very enjoyable read.

😄 Haha, the animal documentary is really interesting! Everyone just finds the angle novel rather than anything else interesting, right? 😨Yes, right?

It's visually appealing, but the Judaization of the Demons felt too contrived; they seemed overly intelligent, purely villains created for the plot. In my opinion, their conflict stems from a clash between the natives and the indigenous peoples. Similar conflicts existed among the tribes led by the so-called First Men, the divine beings. It's just that initially, the differences between the species of Taegiin and Terra were too great, making the conflict particularly pronounced. Once the Demon crisis is resolved, they'll continue fighting amongst themselves. If the Demons were to disappear in the alternate timeline, they would likely condemn each other as Demons.

I don't think gender-swapped characters are a valid reason for the Quillon brothers: First of all, all the characters the protagonist has used so far can be used to support characters from later generations, but the Flame Demon has already become extinct. The female version of Godou can possess Mudrock, and the female version of Quilon can possess Hoshiguma who uses the Blue Flame Shield (don't ask about Sword Rabbit, Theresa is still alive in real time, and Amiya is just an ordinary rabbit and has nothing to do with her). Who should Naba Lao Er Niang possess? I ask you this? Ifrit is a real loli, the author dares to write it, and the censors dare to extend their powerful hand—besides, in real time, Seima and the chief administrator went to Victoria to dig up graves, the company hasn't even started yet, so where would the Flame Demon Project come from? You can't let Ifrit, who hasn't been modified, possess Naba Lao Er Niang ... Secondly, the author's fantasy seems to be that of a kitten named Egg Roll. There are many characters that have not been gender-swapped. I have never seen a kitten named Egg Roll who has taken back the gold leaf from the author. Therefore, I think the gender-swapped characters should be Da Te, the kitten named Egg Roll, and if the god of logic is born, the god of logic should be added. Finally, in the author's previous books, before the protagonist had to eat the Sarkaz, he had already tasted their power. Since the author now has the power to exploit the demons, the day when the author's filial piety towards the Sarkaz changes is not far off. Let's congratulate Kal'tsit!! The Lynx isn't a zone, the Lynx is about to start!!

The momentum waned, and the attempt to create an epic, sacred feel backfired, becoming more like a pretentious, artsy piece. After it all fell apart, it felt like the protagonist's soul had been possessed – the sense of dissonance was too intense.

While the sequel was also enjoyable, it became somewhat mediocre compared to the beginning. The beginning was truly fairytale-like, and the angst was also surprisingly effective. It's definitely above average.

Is it reasonable not to mention the Bloodstained Clan when they're all from the Bloodstained Clan? Little Cat Egg Roll has been without Jill for long enough; it's time for that jailer, who doesn't even have a character art, to suffer this pain. Ugh, I want to see Princess Dansa covered in blood!

The reasons why the prison cat went after the demons in this book suddenly became reasonable and justifiable; it was pure revenge.

I read a Tomorrow's Fanfiction that said part of the reason Theresa is an idealist is because of Old Cat. Old Cat often leads three, four, or even multi-nation alliances to attack Sarkaz, so she believes that since they can unite to fight us, mutual understanding must be easy to achieve as well. Theresa, having rarely ventured out, was unaware of the specifics of the outside world. Furthermore, this experience had instilled a stereotype that even if she were to go out and gain a deeper understanding, she would need a period of contemplation and reflection before facing reality. Hmm~, I don't know what to say, but it feels surprisingly reasonable.

The expansion of civilizations is inherently bloodthirsty; wherever one sits, one's mind will follow.