Sorry! I Can't Treat Beasts Like You. Get Out!

I like the protagonist's character; he doesn't tolerate anyone's bad behavior. He calls the police immediately when something happens, doesn't force himself to save others, but will try to help anyone or anything that might bring him good karma. He's very respectful of others' fates, even when faced with truly awful characters. I really like this trait—he doesn't hesitate to confront those he dislikes.

I was just wondering what would happen next when nothing happened.

Regarding the beginning, some readers felt that the protagonist forcibly taking a dog to have surgery was a bit bizarre. However, firstly, the two perspectives are different. From the policewoman's perspective, she accidentally stumbled into a drug den, and she was an office worker. Anyone would feel nervous and scared if they entered a drug den.

After reading 16 chapters (and with so many reporters knowing), the protagonist was arrested in public due to a misunderstanding. After the misunderstanding was cleared up, the police laughed. I don't understand (they showed no fear whatsoever. How can they erase the negative impact on their superiors? Are they incompetent?).

Great idea, awesome! Keep it up, author! 😘

If the author had mentioned at the beginning that the dog was sick and needed emergency surgery, there wouldn't have been such a big misunderstanding. (☝Someone) But it's still a very good story. Keep up the good work, author! Update more often! 😜

It's so good! I hope the author won't abandon the story or stop updating it. I hope it will finish normally. I want more! This novel is really good. But why isn't the Gu King a snake? I feel like any other snake's mouthparts terrify me. Snakes are at least more aesthetically pleasing and can be used for self-defense.

For various reasons, this book is coming to an end. Thank you to all the readers for your support and encouragement. Thank you for accompanying me throughout this book, from the very beginning to the very end. Thank you all for being with me until the very end. This book is coming to a close.

Although there are some minor flaws in the plot details, the overall direction is still very good 🤭

It's a mindless, enjoyable read. Aside from the beginning, I didn't really like the policewoman who was a high-achieving graduate of the police academy (she seemed so useless at the start, I thought she was just a nepotism hire, and she lacked boundaries). It got better later, but still felt a bit awkward. The author portrayed interpersonal relationships quite realistically.