Help! A Snowfield Tiger and Its Whole Family Have Latched Onto Me!

Or. . . Does the author designate Ruoruo as the heroine? . . . .

This book and the one on the island guard are both very good to read. The main reason is that they don't put too much content on the live broadcast, but on the communication plot with animals, which makes the content much richer. On the contrary, those books about mercenary live broadcasts are all on the same board, and the content is like grinding the reader's IQ on the ground.

I don't know why, but I suddenly want Ruoruo to be the male protagonist's wife

If Ruoruo's spiritual energy is not revived and he transforms, he will have a wife.

It's good to watch, but if I can't stand it anymore, at least post a chapter and say something.

Let's just say, is there such a possibility that the protagonist travels, then arrives at Kunlun Mountain, finds a magical fruit, is eaten by a tiger, transforms into a funny heroine. JPG

Can you stop writing about female protagonists for now? Can I have some teammates with me? I would rather just watch the protagonist and animals. If there are more teammates or the heroine, there will be fewer scenes.

You can also take Ruoruo's family with you on the next journey, they obviously consider the protagonist as their godfather (^?ω?^)

Is the author still alive? Let alone give me more accurate information.

Ruoruo's description is too three-dimensional and very attractive.