I'm a Dog, Damn It

I read the whole book together and it brought me to tears! Being a man is so hard, being a man is so tiring, I don't want to be a man in my next life!

Overall, the character of the policewoman brought me to tears. The novel is truly excellent overall, but the policewoman part really made me cry. This novel is probably the one that left me with the deepest regret from my youth! Sigh, this novel is just so heartbreaking. Reading it, the whole text was truly painful, so painful, so sad. It was so distressing to read.

Actually, it was quite good when I got to chapter 700-something, but I couldn't resist skipping the ending. I was completely stunned; I just couldn't believe it, you know? It wasn't very satisfying. I don't even know why I left you this message, but I think the ending wasn't your intention.

The language is hilarious and down-to-earth. I hope the author keeps writing more books; I'm looking forward to it!

Overall, it's a pretty good light novel, except for the rushed ending. Speaking of the ending, based on my own experience, it's definitely a harem story, as mentioned in the book itself.

It's really good, very realistic, but it's also quite frustrating to watch, perhaps because some aspects are too realistic.

This book is truly amazing! It tells the story of a taxi driver who becomes a powerful figure in the area!

I absolutely love this style, but could the author please write a side story about the male lead's early release from prison and his happy life with the female leads? Otherwise, it just doesn't feel right! Please, please, please!!!

If I were to rate it, I feel it deserves a score of 9.5 or higher. An excellent work, definitely worth reading. Author, keep it up!

It's heartbreaking! Evil can never triumph over justice—that's an eternal truth. No matter how powerful He Yifei is, he will ultimately face the consequences of the law. After all the ups and downs, it's still her—Zhou Zhou is the white moonlight in A Fei's heart.