Selling Pigeons on Livestream, I Got Stuck with a Peregrine Falcon

From the wild animals running back after being released, to the attitude towards the protagonist and other people. Others didn't see it, and even the experts didn't see it and let the protagonist go free again and again.

A novel with no trappings and too much nonsense. It took nearly thirty chapters to release a kestrel.

What about the protagonist's system? The system is gone?

Since we travel six hundred miles a day, why don't we just go a thousand miles to release them?

It's 100 kilometers on the first day, 200 kilometers on the second day, and 300 kilometers on the third day. Do you just count it as a one-way trip? When you come back, use teleportation.

Owl sleeping upside down????

The author wrote that the audience in the live broadcast room were like eleven or twelve-year-old children, just like in the chapter about buying cattle. No one who is seventeen or eighteen years old would say those words. It seems a bit childish.

Another novel about how the system is gone

A few more chapters, and I guarantee you'll get whatever you want. One update a day is a hell of a job.

Why do I feel weird when I roll my eyes at animals?