An Angel? An Angel? An Angel? Looks Like an Angel

Looking forward to updates from Modo Modo. I am very curious about the subsequent development of the protagonist's tribe. After all, in the introduction, the protagonist is unpredictable and wants to recall the tribe, as if something has happened. The current plot is very interesting. I was confused at the beginning and thought it was a suspense chapter. The sinister gaze of the envoys and the part about the twins were very suspenseful. I felt like I had dug a hole there and I would write a follow-up later. I have always been looking forward to the protagonist showing off his skills. When the enemy came, I waited for him to take action. However, he shouted to his parents and fell asleep. OK, it doesn't matter. I began to look forward to the protagonist waking up. I waited until the end of the world for ten years. Every time I clicked in, I looked forward to "wake up." Have you come or woken up? I'm so looking forward to it." After clicking in, his expression was expressionless: (stroke) (I want the protagonist to wake up) (irritated) (stroke, stroke, stroke) (when will he wake up, when will he wake up) (stroke, stroke, stroke) (click the button when you see the reminder) (looking forward to the protagonist waking up and showing off his skills)

Big, more updates! ! ! ! It looks so good. When will we summon the clansmen?

It's okay just barely, mainly because I prefer the world view, plot, background, and no C P... However, the protagonist slept for too long and didn't feel much interaction with the supporting characters. It felt fragmented. Although the world view is good, it is a bit small and confusing...

It's really beautiful! I rarely see this kind of thing, I really like it Why doesn't the protagonist appear in these new chapters? It's not a group portrait. Why is the protagonist missing?

It's beautiful, a lot of foreshadowing, remember to fill in the words [eating melon] emmm... I still have the same problem and don't know what to write. Why don't the author give me more points and I'll comment after reading it? ? ?

Good-looking, really good-looking. The cub is really beautiful. Endearing. The cub is not close to humans, he is just sick. Humans are spiritual seeds, which can be said to be fertilizer. The cubs themselves are not human. How can you sympathize with fertilizer? I feel like the author of this book has written it really well. Follow the thread down, Ai--it's different from the old-fashioned way. Whenever I think it's an old routine, hey - the author is here. He doesn't follow the routine. That's great, it feels really good. There is no female protagonist, and there is no female ambiguity. After all, the male protagonist is just a cub, right?

It's super good-looking, and the pace is above average. Let me tell you some reading explanations for new babies (that's all for now, I'll add them after I finish reading them slowly) 1. How does that system distinguish between itself and the enemy? First of all, the name of the system is the Pig Teammate System. What is a pig teammate? People who harm teammates on their own team are called pig teammates. For teammates, pig teammates are equivalent to their enemies, so they are enemies. For the opponent, the pig teammates are equivalent to helping them, which is their own side. 2. Regarding the camp issue First of all, we need to understand the identity of the protagonist. He is a member of the spirit clan. To them, humans are seeds, Some people may say that the protagonist's tribe is too cruel to some people. But to the protagonist, this is like a small animal complaining to humans why they want to eat him, so there is actually no problem. Different camps have different perspectives on problems, just like we never think that eating vegetables or eating meat is a heinous crime. Let me talk about my early impressions. There may be some characters that people don't like. After all, we are looking at it from other perspectives. If we are from our own perspective, we will feel that it is normal to say it twice. After all, if I am upset, I may say more. Is there a large space to describe teammates in the early and mid-term? Because it is a group portrait. It feels like the higher-ups and the society have been cut into pieces, and no effective measures have been taken. The college's final solution to the problem is also a bit unclear, and the final solution feels a bit strange. Is the protagonist's concern for her people a bit extreme? I don't know how to describe it, but it feels like both parties treat the other as a baby? But this is normal. After all, there is an information gap. This is how brain supplements come about. But I have to say that their care and preference are actually very enviable. The following is 2025.1.2. After reading it, I feel like I don't know what to say. It's beautiful! It's super pretty, but it's a bit of a pity, right?

First of all, this book belongs to the category of the heart-throb male protagonist. The main plot is okay and the writing is acceptable. The point of avoidance is that this book should belong to the "man-loving" category. There are very few descriptions of women in it, and almost most of the characters who appear are villains. This is not a criticism, because there are many people who are just like this. It is written to protect readers who are particularly disgusted with this kind of article, because I myself felt quite uncomfortable when I realized this after reading it [grievance]

It's very interesting, I read more than 200 chapters in one go! ! I was very excited throughout the whole process. I really like reading this kind of article about raising cubs. And one of the things that struck me about this comparison is that after the protagonist was transformed into a non-human being, he did not use this identity to benefit mankind like many other books. I really like this setting. After all, to be honest, your identity has changed and your race has changed. Why are you still insisting on the so-called Human Party? [Pause face] [Pause face] Every time I see similar books, I feel so disconnected and outrageous. It gives me the feeling that the protagonist's golden finger is too big..., But not this one! Part of the reason why I find the fighting plot boring may be because I am following the update. I have finished watching it now, so I can slightly skip some of the plots that I don't like very much. Overall, I feel really good about it! ! ! [Laughs] I hope you continue to work hard! ! ! I'm actually quite picky. Tomato doesn't really have well-written cub books. Many of them describe cubs as having high IQs or looking at them from an adult perspective. This is something I can't understand, but this one doesn't. It just makes me look comfortable and feels just right!

The author really writes very well. . The plot is also very sweet, maybe I am too pretentious. I really can't accept it when I see it later. The arrogance towards other species makes me uncomfortable. Especially Ning Ning has accepted the setting of treating people as seeds. It would have been okay if he was not a human before, but he was originally a human in his last life and this life. Although I like Ning Ning very much, I can't stand it anymore. Goodbye.