Daily Mountain Patrol: I Open the Door to Find a Sable Begging for Food

I'd give myself five stars. Writing this book required a specific feeling; I first had very detailed images in my mind, and then slowly wrote them down. This meant that I was writing mostly late at night, and I also consulted a lot of materials. The result may not be entirely satisfactory, but I hope that this book can provide some mental relaxation for everyone at some point. This is my heartfelt expectation. Respectfully, Tengo.

The protagonist's life, as depicted in this book, is something many people aspire to: a house, a dog, a cat, and the breathtakingly beautiful Changbai Mountain... The animals are so cute and friendly; they've been personified. Maybe that's just how animals are! The book is quite funny! 😄 We will eventually part ways... My eyes are blurry 😢 Why the fantasy ending?

The author, who originally didn't want to rate the book so early, had to do so during the verification period. The book features live streams but lacks a system, though it does have a family lineage. The live stream portion is small; most of the focus is on rescuing and introducing animals. It's quite good. Keep up the good work, author! 😘

It's quite good. It's about the heartwarming interactions between the male protagonist and the animals of Changbai Mountain. There are no cheat codes or systems; it's just the mountain guardian and his Changbai Mountain. Except for the somewhat rushed ending, how did it suddenly turn into fantasy?

I was really into it, and you're telling me it's over [what?]. But the beginning was hilarious though 💕

A peaceful and heartwarming book about harmonious coexistence between humans and nature, treating animals as friends rather than pets, showing care and love, and treating everything equally.

A heartwarming and tender story; every baby animal is an adorable little angel. The interactions between the male protagonist and Wangcai are both funny and heartwarming. It's just a pity it's a new book; there's not enough content yet!

[I've Learned It] is worth reading. It's not long, and the sable, leopard cat, and other small animals are all adorable. The only downside is that the ending felt rushed; it felt like I was only halfway through a yawn, leaving me wanting more. The ending left plenty of loose ends, and I'm already looking forward to the author's second book [currently in progress], which will embark on a new journey in another world. Space and orcs would be great! 🍉🍉

It's so heartwarming! The interactions between the animals are so funny. I felt so warm and fuzzy after reading it, and I also learned some interesting facts about animals. I really loved this book. (Looking forward to the sequel! 💕)

Wangcai, the ferret, and the white wolf are all so cute! The novel is very heartwarming, and the descriptions of the animals are very detailed. You can really learn a lot from it. I sincerely hope the author won't give up! 😘