Beast World: So Many Beauties, Beastmen Fall at Their Feet

It currently has 80,000 words, and it is probably the most comfortable one for me to read among the same type of childbirth articles. The heroine has a good personality, she doesn't have any big problems, she has brains, a heart, and she can be ruthless. She is not brainless and "selfish", nor does she have the kindness of a woman. At the same time, it is very commendable that she will not use her own apocalyptic experience to deny the simplicity and kindness of the beast world. This is also an important reason why I gave high scores so quickly. Usually I wait until I finish or abandon the article before grading it. After all, Tomato has written too many articles that failed. What also makes me very comfortable is that all the beast husbands are very good and have their own styles. Especially there is no bad plot that the heroine of the beast world is always kidnapped. Instead, they are solved properly through a battle of wits and courage, which makes me sincerely satisfied. To be honest, the story about being kidnapped by a wandering snake beast is so bad that I will abandon the article when I see it. Moreover, the snake beast in this article is countless times better than the snake beast in a well-known novel about having children of the same type. It does not mean that he is outstanding, but it is really good. Anyway, even though I don't like snake beasts, I think it's pretty good. At present, the moods of several beastmen are very stable. God knows how rare this is. And I feel comfortable that there are no important characters offline (yet), and I hope there won't be any in the future. The only thing that makes me complain is about giving away the cat cub, which is actually unnecessary. Although there will indeed be too many Zaizai in the future, the heroine's family is also expanding, and it will be possible to have a collective system in the future. What's more, the beast's father is still there, so how can he give it away? Of course, the author made up for it later, and the heroine would still go to see the foster child, but this plot was actually unnecessary. No points will be added if you write in, and points may be deducted. Hope this level can be maintained.

It's fine, but even if you give your child away, I don't support that.

The childbirth routine is very similar to other books, but this is no problem. Everyone just likes to see this kind of setting with more children and more rewards. When I saw the Yin family, I couldn't stand it anymore. The good beast world was written in ancient Chinese, and the head of the family? ? ? [Hold face][Hold face][Hold face] It's still a four-star review, just for encouragement, I hope it will get better and better in the future

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

In the world of beasts, polygamists keep giving birth to babies, and when they see good-looking men, they just accept them. . . Like it very much

The writing is okay, the heroine's personality is not that of a virgin, and she doesn't show off when she sees someone she likes, and the beastmen aren't that competitive about being favored, they all perform their duties, and there's a bit too much repetitive analysis, so I was jumping to read it! Open your mind later! Happy ending!

Yeah, it's very consistent with the world of beasts and the childbirth system. In the later stage, a small villain appeared suddenly [Stare] [Stare] and there were human monks on the other side of the forest [Start] The heroine and the beast clan merged to become powerful [Start]

Please update quickly. It would be good to have more husbands. I give you a thumbs up.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

It looks good at the front, but the content starts to get tense later. It's not easy to farm, it feels like a struggle for hegemony.