[Lighthearted + funny + livestream + no heroine]
An Yang transmigrates into a contestant on the reality livestream show Everyone Has a Job, where he draws the profession of pet communicator.
Loach owner: "My loach is really smart. I played it passages from the Tao Te Ching every day to make it better, and then one day, it just vanished into thin air!"
An Yang: "It moved into your stomach."
Tiger owner: "My tiger at home is really well-behaved. Even when I hit it with a slipper, it never talks back."
An Yang: "Ever heard the saying, 'A tiger fallen onto the plains is bullied by dogs'?"
Teddy owner: "Everyone says poodles are lecherous and shouldn't be kept, but only people who've had one know they're not nearly as bad as everyone says!"
An Yang: "Miss, make sure you don't fall over at home."
Cat owner: "I've had my kitten for over a year, but it got lost. I've asked so many people for help and wasted so much money, but I still haven't found it..."
An Yang: "Wait here while I call the tabby. I'll have it put out a wanted notice across the underworld!"
Netizens: "I can't even. Everyone else treats pet communication as a bit of fun, but this communicator actually gets things done! He gave acupuncture to a panda that had been living in America, exposed a spy cat from that little country, and took the pulse of a sniffer dog. Is there anything he can't do?!!"
The first part was okay, but Chapter 32 had a very cliche plot with the Brick family playing devil's advocate, which I personally found boring. It's cool to arrange for someone to attack the protagonist on the spot and then slap him in the face. You have to arrange for a mastermind to BB him in the back (this book has already appeared), and then Xiaoqiang keeps slapping him in the face but can't be beaten to death (I don't know if I will write about it later, but I have already skipped it). I have the impression that every live broadcast competition article has a plot to slap the brick family in the face. Is this a routine taught by a master?
Let you communicate and you take the pulse of the police dog? Written by Yifei Laiwu The plot development of Xiaobai Shuangwen in the live broadcast genre is more interesting, more logical, and more routine. Overall, it's above average, three and a half to four and a half stars. However, for unknown reasons, the book is gone, so I will give it two stars.
It's an interesting and fun book. It's nice to read.
Good looking, good looking, come on
A very interesting book 👍
Hehehehe!
It's quite cliche and not to my liking.