Help! My Golden Chinchilla Has Turned My Home into a Postpartum Recovery Center

Starting by bowing and scraping, treating others as inferiors

Wow, even tiger cubs born right after birth can run around everywhere! Even tiger demons aren't this awesome.

Some parts are a bit exaggerated, but it's really well-written. It's good.

I was moved when I saw the ordinary people in Chapter Two being forced to retreat seven or eight feet away. You think this is a fantasy world?

Having read 90 chapters, I'm really fed up. This is supposed to be a cute pet novel, but it doesn't deliver any of the cute pet-related highlights or exciting moments. I have no idea what it's even trying to convey. There are also quite a few flaws, especially the author's open use of spiritual water in front of outsiders, and multiple times at that. The author probably thinks this is impressive and worth showing off, but it's actually a major flaw.

Author, if you don't know, you can check Feilu (a Chinese online forum). Tiger cubs don't open their eyes until they're 12 weeks old. Yours will be running around as soon as it's born. Think about it.

It's understandable that you might be scared of animals every time you encounter them. Writing about it a few times is fine, but if you're scared every time, it's just ridiculous.

Isn't this kind of subject matter a bit too retro?

Hey bro, how much did the protagonist's goose cost? No offense, just that I've seen plenty of geese that just whine and quack, but I've never seen a goose that quacks like that.

Northeast China? Bear? Is the author serious?