You Must Call Me Lord Chicken

Looking at the title of the book, I thought it was a mindless novel about people from a humble race who possess great talents and constantly fight monsters through upgrading. Unexpectedly, although the first half of the guess is consistent, when I read the update, the protagonists' experience is not about fighting monsters and upgrading, but a story of struggling to survive under the rule of overbearing and willful gods... Of course, I believe that in the author's writing, the protagonist group will definitely rise and challenge the corrupt, winning a new avenue and world for the oppressed survivors all over the world, because this is a heart-warming story, and because we need a happy ending to heal the wounds in reality. All in all, this is an excellent novel, with a simple yet profound idea, facing eternity and attacking darkness. I think this is an unusual online novel. I give a five-star review because it is the highest five stars, not because I just want to give a five-star [like]

Wow wow wow, the author's writing is so good, I cried several times while reading it. The article has already equaled the level. It is a very good group portrait article. The little monsters in it are all well portrayed. They are demonic, humane and divine. I like them all very much. The ones that impressed me the most were Huang Pinjie, Wu Buyu, and Jiaoyu. Especially Huang Pinjie, she was really kind and took care of Ji Er's family like a family member. Ji Er was also with her when she passed away. This is not the death of a confidant. There is also a scene where Gu Qingqing found a bottle of spiritual liquid (can't remember what it was called) among the relics left by Aunt Huang. At first she thought it was given by her mother, but in the end she found out that there were only a dozen drops and she realized that Aunt Huang had accumulated it bit by bit. Today I was watching Nezha 2 in the theater. When Shen Gongbao gave the elixir that he was reluctant to eat to his younger brother, I suddenly thought of Aunt Huang. They really looked like it. The Infinite Immortal could easily take out a large vat of elixir. The spiritual liquid in the article was also the bath water of the goddess (maid) in the upper world, but they were saved by Baobao and Aunt Huang for many years and given to their relatives. It made me want to cry.

A very unique article. It is common to see protagonists traveling through time to become birds or beasts, and there are also rebirth novels that travel back to ancient times. However, most of them are written from a "human" perspective. It seems that their appearance can never shake their human mind and perspective. This article is different, with a strong sense of inhumanity and a vivid description of the simple cruelty of the "animal world". Yes, animals are simple. From "simple" animals to monsters and gods, they are cruel without the moral character to control them. This point makes this book different from the same type of novels about cultivating immortals. This point also makes it separate from the same type of novels about cultivating immortals. On top of this, the writing is smooth and the language is humorous, which is already considered excellent. If I have to find fault, maybe there were more typos in the early stage? However, such errors were significantly reduced in the later period. And I hope there will be more of the powerful female character Modo Modo in the protagonist group!

The story is okay, but the male characters have more highlights, such as the dragon and the leader of the Wu clan, which is a bit contrary to Tiangang. The setting is that the dragon who inherits the descendants is male. .

This book is not based on the traditional protagonist template. The world view is quite large, and the structure of the story is relatively novel. The key point is that the protagonist does not engage in CP. The attitudes towards good and evil are shown in a relative way, focusing on group portraits. The supporting characters have their own thoughts and purposes, not just a background board. In addition, the description of each species in the book follows the characteristics of the species itself and does not put the human form first, which is in line with the characteristics of the prosperous era of all races.

On January 31, 2025, the third day of the lunar new year, I was attracted by the title, and then I read the latest chapter from the beginning... Again, the Tomato scoring system is not very good. With the unique delicacy of a female author (I guess), this myth deserves to be adapted into animation

After reading a little bit, the author's description of the characters' expressions, movements and dialogues are all lifelike. The protagonist passes through and becomes a chicken, an ordinary chicken, without any aura or super powerful blood. This can be seen through the interesting and warm dialogue between Aunt Huang and Mother Ji. And through this seemingly harmonious and warm surface, we can also see the dark and terrifying social logic: Only strong people have the right to speak and can not be eaten. Even if they are just a fox and a tiger, they can have a place! I look forward to the subsequent unfolding of this world and the growth of our protagonist, Little Chicken. I hope she can work hard to upgrade from the raw materials of Kaifeng cuisine to a chicken adult! [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love]

It's not bad. It's quite interesting. The sword scene at the front is also very nice. I've read about chapter 70 and the only bad thing is that every supporting character's appearance feels like an experience pack and blood pack prepared for the protagonist. The feeling of appearing to support the protagonist is too obvious. But it would be okay if this article didn't focus on group portraits. After all, the heroine does need resources to grow. I just hope that the author can polish it up and not make it too obvious that the protagonist is just giving blood packs to support the opponent. When the heroine takes things for granted, she loses the charm of being so down-to-earth and growing up to become stronger.

This book can be called Tomato's "contemporary bird version of Journey to the Wild West". It has a very grand world view. The plot setting is very suitable for the cruel reality of the weak and the strong. The writing is also witty and humorous, making people laugh and cry. Watching Ji Rong step by step from a bullied little mortal bird to the leader of the world, and establishing order for the weak, I feel that I have been accompanying all the bird talents, fox talents, tiger talents, and dragon talents from beginning to end to create a great cause. Although some parts have been deleted and are not coherent enough, the flaws are not hidden and it is worth a look! This is my first time to write a review for a Tomato novel with full marks. Great cheers to the author ✊Looking forward to your next work!

It's so beautiful, it's so funny that it brings tears to my eyes. It's rare to see this kind of movie. If you think it's not good in the early stage, you must stick with it. It's good-looking and has depth. No matter how tiring or painful life is, there are still chicks and foxes who will accompany you. Let's live strong together [full] [full]