I'm a Freeloader in the Beast World

It feels comfortable to watch, as the heroine has been transported to the beast world and adapted quickly. Soon she was living with the male protagonists, and she also had a good mouth. She would discuss with the male protagonists and give her some time to develop feelings. Anyway, she felt very comfortable, not abusive, and they got married smoothly. She won't be like the heroine in other novels, who accepts the feeding with peace of mind, but is also afraid of the male protagonist and thinking about escaping. Snake man: cold and doting on his wife Tiger Husband: Dad's Boyfriend Fox Husband: Gentle and considerate Wolf Husband: Erha Without Xiong Jing, there would be no Shura Field, because the four of them are brothers and have a very good relationship.

Four beastmen, I like this. I hope there will be more beastmen in the future

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on

This book is quite interesting. The number of the four beastmen is well chosen, not too much and not too little, and the four characters have different personalities, which is very interesting.

It looks good, but four beastmen are a bit too few, right?

It's very beautiful. I just found it today. Great support for the author!

If possible, I still hope that the presence of gay men in romance novels can be written in the introduction. Iron-blooded BG people are indeed traumatized, but the heroine's character is still very good, generous and not coy at all. It makes people feel comfortable reading it.

After reading it, it's pretty good that there are 4 beastmen. For me, there are neither too many nor too few. There are snakes, lions, foxes and wolves. Basically, the heroine provides knowledge, teaches food and medical care, and leads everyone to develop. What is a pity is that there is space and a mall but not many applications. The mall later turned into providing some drawings for infrastructure facilities, and the space will not be used until the cold season comes and we have to move. It is a pity. Everything is good in the front, but the inexplicable running out of the female protagonist is weird, because the vicious female supporting character helped the heroine deliver the baby before, so why did it suddenly turn bad in the back? Then the ending was a bit sad, because the changes in the environment forced the protagonists to keep moving, and finally settled on the beach, but there were also children born one after another. It was bitter yet sweet, and it didn't feel like a perfect ending. Then there are very few emotional scenes in the back. Although the male protagonists appear, they are all busy working hard and there is nothing harmonious. It is not clear whether the female protagonist will only give birth to a snake and a wolf in the end? It's a bit of a pity. Then there are the same, which is not objectionable to me, but I think Le was specially cultivated by the three beastmen to develop like this. It would be nice if he could write more about his inner changes and how he actually likes the three beastmen and gets jealous.

It's quite nice, but the current books are so wordy that it's hard to read quickly. The words are soft and soft, and I almost fall when I pick something up. All of them have to pay attention to it. It would be great if books were not counted according to the number of words and pages. Some books are very good-looking, but they are so long-winded. This book is still very good.

It's very well written. I didn't know the score was so low. It must be because it's not intense at the beginning. It's very interesting later on.