The Machine Tribe Has No Hero-Class Units? King of Tigers: Bullshit

Five stars, a must-see! The true essence of Lolo's Adventures, and the peak of Blue Fox, a childhood memory that will never return.

It's great. It's rare to have a protagonist who is a true-blue military man, and a future war god. Although he has a system, he doesn't hide his talents or play dumb; he appropriately showcases them to gain national support. He's also not a riddle-maker and acts with integrity. Although it's a disaster story, it's not dark; it focuses on depicting the brilliance of humanity.

It would be so much better if the Heroic class didn't take up a slot or could be opened separately. Just imagining the Tiger King with 89 Black Panther Beasts is enough to drive anyone with OCD crazy 🤦

Overall, it's pretty good. The subject matter is novel, the language is fluent, and it's a special novel! Highly recommended! However, I feel that the pacing of the novel was too rushed in the later stages, and some content and worldviews were not fully developed, so the ending may have been a bit abrupt.

It's alright, there are just some doubts that I haven't personally addressed. 🍉

This is a cycle named Xu Jin: "The Demon-Slaying Boy Becomes a Demon." He slaughtered countless ferocious beasts but became a demon himself. And that boy from the beginning will slay demons again and again, enduring the passage of time, seemingly following the endless cycle of reincarnation.

It's getting dark, time to sleep. Goodnight, oh yeah, goodnight, makka Pakka, goodnight, Igglepiggle, goodnight, Tombliboo, goodnight, little one, goodnight, tram, goodnight, flying fish, goodnight, children. It's getting dark, time to sleep.

Stop using "☆" to indicate dungeon levels, the AI ​​in audiobook mode can't read them out 🤦

The author updates at an incredibly frenzied pace. Niu Niu Niu Niu Niu Niu Niu Niu Niu

The idea is novel, and the writing is excellent. Keep up the good work, author!