Transmigrated to the Beast World: Hugs from a Tiger-Brained Cutie

I think this book is okay. Baozi who likes the world of beasts and plain happiness can read it. Personally, I couldn't stand it after watching half of it. The following is just my personal opinion: The protagonist is really optimistic and cheerful, and also really kind and holy (this is a complimentary word, not any derogatory one). But I personally prefer protagonists who are kind but sharp. The protagonist in this article is very generous (really giving without asking for anything in return, even if he is teaching knowledge to the people in the tribe. He is a little too lazy to let others help teach it, and feels not good, and feels a little guilty.), But the character of the orphanage is not very realistic (it may be a stereotype, I think it should at least reflect the role of this character, such as a little food protection behavior, hoarding behavior, etc. The character of the protagonist is too perfect). As far as the whole article is concerned, it is very flat, and the emotional development (friendship, family, love) is very flat. I personally don't like the people in the tribe very much. I feel that there is no sense of boundaries (there is no need to argue with me about my personal opinion). I think that if you are alone, there will be a boundary line, but the protagonist cannot bear it. He is too peaceful and easy to talk to (this is why I don't understand the meaning of the existence of the orphanage character. Maybe the key point is to be optimistic and cheerful). I feel that he is already a "superman" on a certain level.

The writing is not bad, but I personally prefer articles that are rigorous and true to the theme. This article gave me the feeling that it was like a performance, with many details that seemed inconsistent and unreasonable. Still very beautiful