Out on the Grasslands, I Strut Like the Wind: I Am Pumbaa the Warthog

It is very special. Compared with other carnivores, there are very few evolution stories about omnivores, and they truly restore the world view of an animal, unlike some novels where they are obviously animals but still behave like humans. If you don't eat this, you won't eat that. Just like how noble human beings are, if they take off the so-called civilization skin, are they still animals?

Very well written, keep up the good work. I'm used to seeing novels where the protagonists transform into lions and tigers and experience various life-and-death crises on the grassland. Occasionally, it changes the taste. It's not bad. The author's idea is a bit novel. Most of the online stories are about lions or tigers. This is the first time I have written about warthogs.

This book about traveling through time as an animal is more interesting than other books. In other books, the animals either turn into gods or are always there to help other animals. This book is very animal-like and shows the ecological laws very well. The author is very awesome! ! Of course, if the author wants to add a mythical plot, I would suggest that the protagonist becomes a neutral [thinking][thinking][thinking]

Very good novel. It is relaxing and has a real understanding of animals, especially warthogs. This creature is the middle of the predator chain. Although it is on the diet of big cats, it may stab the big cats to death if it gets angry. It's one of those tough foods. After all, one bear, two tigers and three wild boars have been circulated for a long time, which fully illustrates the status of pigs as a creature in nature. After reading the previous dozens of chapters, there is no mentally retarded behavior. It is still a great subject matter and a great plot!

It's a very interesting book. It's a bit unfair to place it on Tomato. It's just that too few people have read it. I hope more people will increase the popularity of this book. If the author doesn't want to write it anymore, he can try to publish it on other platforms.

I have read a lot about exotic beasts, either in the zoo and getting close to humans, or in the mountains and forests, but I inevitably start to get into the main topic of cultivating immortals as I write. This book is well written, at least it is not abrupt, the transition is very smooth, and the highlights and excitement are not all highlighted by humans. This book can at least reach a 9.5 The book is very good, but it's a pity that it was pulled late. The first half is at least a 9.5 Masterpiece, and the second half can only be said to be an ordinary fantasy novel.

Haha, it's quite unique. I've read a lot of novels and the subject matter is quite new and interesting. However, I feel that it would be better if there were no superpower plug-ins. However, it is also quite difficult to write. It is almost the same as the real animal world. It has a high IQ and no other advantages.

I've commented before so I won't comment, but the writing is very good and the animals that travel through time are unique, not the common tigers or lions.

The battles with animals in the early stage are very exciting and fascinating, and they increase knowledge and fully demonstrate wisdom. Later, when fighting people, it feels like they are just chopping melons and vegetables, nothing exciting, or too cruel without using wisdom, and just crushing them with pure strength. Maybe we haven't gotten to the more exciting parts yet, so I'd like to give you a good review first.

It's quite real. He rules the grassland and tames the lions. I think the weird one is a bit funny. The protagonist is quite old, pretending to be an omnivore and hunting herbivores. The part where the protagonist calls on the hunting dogs to hunt zebras is very funny.