After Transforming into an Animal, I Was Spoiled Rotten by the Villain

It's a good read. I love the seme's favoritism and his gentleness only towards the uke. Even in another world, without any memories of him, the love deep in his soul cannot lie. I've read up to chapter 4 of the Mermaid arc so far, and I feel so sorry for the shou (bottom). I hope the gong (top) in the next world can find Shan Shu soon and protect him, so he won't get hurt again... Having his tail and shoulder pierced through must really hurt...

I like it, it's so cute and pretty (⑉• •⑉)‥♡… Not very good at expressing myself (nervous) (looking around) (secretly licking it) (Hmm?) (Licking it again) (swallowing it) (covering face) So embarrassing꒰ᐢ⸝⸝⸝⸝ᐢ꒱

This is truly a treasure trove of a book, I highly recommend it! The cats, mermaids, and crows are all wonderful, especially the crow one, though it was also the most heart-wrenching chapter for me. As a seasoned bird enthusiast who has kept over a dozen birds, I can really empathize. I might not open my heart to a person, but I can boldly give my heart to a bird. When love becomes selfless dedication, the return becomes an unimaginable blessing. Happiness becomes effortlessly attainable.

It's great, very interesting, definitely worth investing in! Mermaids are the best! If they add palm-sized elves, winged people, dogs, snakes, tree spirits, the Egyptian king's lion, or the arms dealer's black panther, anything is fine, as long as the setting is interesting and fun. Ahem, well, I don't mind some fantasy—Western fantasy, xuanhuan (Chinese fantasy), infinite, interstellar, online games, live streaming, multiple dimensions—I can handle it all. Keep it up! 👍👍❤️❤️

The writing is very good, but the romance in the first world seems a bit lacking, with insufficient interaction between the two characters. It focuses too much on the male lead, making the relationship between the two main characters somewhat dull, and I didn't quite understand what it was about either. 🤔

A subtle sense of tragic ending; this book has a "double death equals happy ending" conclusion, where both characters die in the end. Two souls intertwined, but unfortunately, those around them can't accept or understand them. The male lead, on the other hand, is very concerned about others' opinions in some ways, but after going all out, he seems less concerned...

This is a love of the soul, one I don't know how to describe, but the author who wrote such a work has a nobler and greater understanding of love. This is pure love, without the influence of desire, only the resonance of souls. I think this is the greatest love, especially the chapter about the mountain god. I was deeply moved after reading it.

I rarely write reviews, so this one must really be good 😢 It feels like all of the author's stories are full of tragic endings. However, the emotional transitions are truly superb. Although it's a story about animals and humans, you can feel the protagonist's journey from discovery to disbelief, then acceptance, and finally, compromise with the interspecies love.

It's not overly sweet, but the writing is excellent, with a subtle sense of storytelling. It's not a traditional quick transmigration novel; you can even read it as an independent, heartwarming story. (PS: Since the synopsis mentions that the protagonist transforms into an animal, there are bound to be some angst due to the unequal lifespans 🥲🥲, but it's definitely worth reading!!)

The protagonist in this game won't suddenly transform from an animal into a human. Furthermore, the animals in each world are completely unexpected. The protagonist accompanies the antagonist as an animal. Hmm, the last world abruptly ends. Why wasn't the system explained? Who is the antagonist? Hmm, the protagonist and antagonist will continue to meet, become acquainted, and fall in love in worlds that are unseen later.