Pets Know Martial Arts, So the Elves Don't Stand a Chance

The subject matter of this book is very interesting (unbelievable), and the content is relatively novel (bizarre). It is worth reading if you are looking for fun. I have also read countless novels. I think if this book in Tomato was longer, it would still be able to get a 9 points. No matter how high it is, it still needs to be improved, such as the following aspects: The writing power is a bit lacking and the details are a bit lacking. In terms of theme and plot, there is almost no difference between the human race and the elf race, and they are treated as pets and take a bath together. . . A bit outrageous, right? It's still too short now, and the plot hasn't been in-depth yet, so it's hard to comment on the specifics. In addition, writing this novel in this way basically isolates most female readers, and the audience is also smaller. It's quite interesting. Readers just need to keep their own opinions.

The setting is very interesting. How can pets survive when they are humans? The world view is also deep. I am more and more looking forward to how humans will become prisoners in the later period and when the protagonist will rise to reveal the truth [Like]

I have read Chapter 39 so far. I am very satisfied with the plot as a whole, but I have a question about the druid. Why did Mrs. Ginkgo hand over the role of Druid to the protagonist, and why did the protagonist willingly take it over? Furthermore, Mrs. Ginkgo's attitude, using threats to hand over responsibilities, personally I am not happy with it.

The current ones are all okay, just like the previous one. I actually really like the author's writing style. I just wish it would be less stilted or just be written in one stroke. I'm afraid it will die prematurely [face covering]

Apart from the slightly weird painting style, it's a pretty good book.

Why do you feel like the male protagonist doesn't have Gou Ba? [Cry]

The protein powder needs to be changed. And if I were the protagonist, I would happily accept it. Let's put it this way, do you want to be a rich woman's dog? Still pretty and young. I am willing to spend money for you, love you and care for you. The humans in the novel gave me the feeling that they were just dogs that looked very similar to humans. The protagonist and the humans in the other world are not the same species at all. I think there is no need to be so sympathetic. In reality, they are a species in which dogs have replaced the original dogs.

So when the protagonist eats meat, the lack of protein and fat affects all aspects. Even if it doesn't affect it, you still have to eat it. Food is the first thing for people [Thinking]

A very innovative book, you can read it, recommended by Two Thousand Hours Bookworm, but it's a bit slow

I hope the author can be as astringent as before