I Transmigrated to a Furry World and Raised the Evil Dragon I Was Supposed to Defeat

Hmm... I think it's alright... Maybe... Possibly... Roughly... If there are any issues with the writing style or the general plot, please feel free to point them out!

The world setting of Furui is truly eye-catching! The orc elements are inherently cute, and the interactions between different races are lively and interesting, sketching a novel and vibrant otherworldly landscape 🤔. The protagonist, Xia Yu, has a lovable "rebellious and witty" personality.

It's a good read, without any particularly drastic plot twists, and the writing is quite good. The premise is interesting without being overly complicated or rambling. As for the author's personal preferences... Well, good luck to Xia Yu!

I've caught up to the latest chapter and rushed over to give it a perfect score. Unfortunately, I'm not very eloquent, so all I can say is that it's incredibly well-written. The biggest problem with the whole book is the update speed. (No, not really.)

This is so well-written! I was originally just a fan of young boys and read Old Chen Cu's other books, but after reading this one, I've become totally obsessed with Fu Rui! The updates are also very consistent (one update a day, around 2500 words per post). Could you please update ten times a day?!

Unlike other transmigration novels where the protagonist has to carefully conceal their original world, the protagonist in this book is practically blatantly so. However, I feel the power levels are vastly different. In a four-way power struggle, the Beast King and the Dragon Emperor are so different, and the Dragon Emperor is far weaker than the boss.

It's so good! (=^▽^=)💕💕💕. But take my advice: never read this novel in public; never listen to it in public; never listen to it with headphones in public; never listen to it with Bluetooth headphones in public; and never listen to it with hidden Bluetooth headphones in public. 🙂🙂🙂 You don't have the willpower to suppress that rebellious urge. I don't know if the author will read this.

The book is good, with no major flaws, but unfortunately, it's not entirely my cup of tea. At the beginning, I was immersed in the world the author created. I didn't immerse myself in the story, but I could easily feel the characters' emotions, experience their deep friendship, and enjoy the book's grounded atmosphere. I remember when I first started reading it.

The original comment was a bit harsh, so I deleted it and reposted it. Overall, this book is very well written, especially the environmental descriptions and classical Chinese, which are very elegant and evocative. The plot is also exciting, a bit absurd, and quite funny. Now, let's comment on the combat power.

Current progress: Chapter 80. Having read this far, I personally feel the novel is quite well-written. Perhaps I'll continue to comment, but let me talk about the present. Because the current storyline is short, I haven't seen many or major problems. If I had to point out one issue, it would be the slow update speed. I suggest two updates a day.