Starting as a Tiger, I Evolve into an Invincible Being

Overall, this novel is quite good. While the beginning is similar to other novels, the later parts are different. It would be even better if the author made the protagonist a bit more ruthless. Being a bit too saintly doesn't capture the cruelty of competition in fantasy. Also, the author could reduce the amount of dialogue during fight scenes; too much dialogue makes it a bit tedious to read.

It's so well-written! As long as you don't stop reading, I'll definitely read it until the end.

The main character is a tiger, not a saint. Have you ever seen a tiger trying to reason with a jackal? The data is also a mess, so in short: I don't recommend watching it. It's absolutely infuriating.

Is this supposed to be a saintly character? The fox has so many skills, why didn't it eat them? This protagonist is acting like he has brain damage. He ate that century-old elixir, and then heard two people say they found it first, and the protagonist actually felt guilty about stealing it. Is this not a saintly character? ( ･᷄ὢ･᷅ ) Hmm?

The author is too much of a saint. In Chapter 13, he brought two people along. Just because they ate a herb they had found before, he wanted to return it to them with something of equal value. That's too much of a saint! This world is a dog-eat-dog world; whoever is strong gets it, and whoever gets it first gets it. Author, I hope you'll read *Spiritual Qi Revival: Starting with the White Tiger*. That kind of personality is the best. (Personal opinion | Please don't attack me)

The 5-star rating is obviously paid; all the animals can talk from the start, it feels like they're just padding the word count, not for my taste, I'm leaving.

The protagonist is a bit slow-paced, and even before the enemy dies, he has to explain that he was smashed to death. Besides the protagonist, everyone else seems like an idiot.

No, I'm just baffled. He's even trying to explain things to the enemy, and the enemy doesn't believe him. Shouldn't he be thinking about how to escape? Why is he trying to reason with the protagonist? Has he gone mad from all that cultivation? Unbelievable.

It's so well written, I want to keep reading!

This is amazing!