Do I Have to Take Responsibility for Petting Beastmen? What If I Petted Them All?

It's nice to watch, and the part about training the fox is very lively. It would be nice if the heroine had some golden fingers. It's unreliable to rely entirely on others.

I like it so much, I like it, I like it so much, I am really eaten by this cute orc, teacher, please don't do 1v1, I really like everyone, let's live a good life together, teacher, I will always follow you, Amen [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart]

It's very interesting, and the heroine's reaction is very real. From the fear of coming to a strange world at the beginning, she can calmly think and take control later. I feel that the heroine is still a bit passive, and I don't know when she will get rid of her identity as an experimental subject. The male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist come quickly but not abruptly. It's natural. What's new is that the male protagonists don't have much power (personal opinion). Leopard and Fox are both cute. I don't like the bird because I feel that her approach to the female protagonist is purposeful. I look forward to the male protagonist who will appear in the future. [Working on draft] emm. And the female protagonist is so close to the male protagonist every day. Don't you feel strange? They are just like pets. When can we officially be together [exploration]

I like it very much, training a fox is as fun as training a dog. There is a lot of push for the novel training system label, which doesn't feel right and is just to catch people. This is good After watching it, the plot is more idealistic and relies more on pampering. The incomplete control of the plot made me think that the protagonist could also be developed and used, but it turned out that it was not mentioned. But it was very boldly written. There are a few unreasonable things worth criticizing, but as they are written, they are actually the advantages.

Very, very beautiful. . . Very cute and xp. There are very few love stories that I like on Tomato. I suggest you not click on the comments on the previous chapters. Someone is finding fault with it and it will affect the viewing experience. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Generally speaking, it is not very cute. I also particularly like the character of the female protagonist and the characters of the male protagonists.

It's very, very good-looking, highly recommended!!! The heroine is a heartthrob, and both men and women like her (no female competition). It's very enjoyable to watch. And then the male protagonists are all loyal dogs, and I really can't do it anymore if they engage in male competition. In the early stage, the heroine is adapting to life in the interstellar beast world and getting to know all the male protagonists. In the later stage, it is all about dog training and masturbating the male protagonists. It really doesn't feel too good. No one could keep their apple muscles still while reading this book! It's really beautiful! I finished reading it all in four or five hours. I didn't like to read Star Wars in the past, but I really liked this book. It's very good-looking. Both the content and the character settings are very good. The heroine has the feeling of being a master training a dog. I really can't stand it. If you like the heroine's status and power, and the hero's loyal dog setting, you must read it!!!

Mark: I saw Chapter 110. The heroine design is pretty good. She was a little submissive in the early stage because she just traveled through time. Later she became mentally strong and even trained the dog. She is very well-adjusted. There are currently four male protagonists (scientific researcher, colonel, doctor and His Majesty). The male protagonist design is also pretty good. My favorite is His Majesty the cat who can only meow. It's the live broadcast plot that I'm eager to watch later, the fans who are brainless, the opponents who are deliberately disgusting, and the netizens who are on both sides, but fortunately there are only one or two chapters, and it seems that the big villain has appeared so far, which is Xiao Huang and the person behind Xiao Huang, but I have to take a break and watch again. I don't know why I suddenly can't watch it. Seeing that there are no swear words now, but there are "possessions" → (referring to the heroine belonging to the male protagonist) "like a princess" → (referring to the cat's squeamishness used as a metaphor). There is indeed a bit of objectification. Which marquis behaves like this. He feels that the heroine is an accessory of a certain colonel, so he said that if the heroine follows him, he can give the heroine more, similar statements.

She's so fluffy and cute, the heroine is not as smart as a virgin and is good at training dogs, she's totally unattractive [please update]

It's really good. Each character's personality is well portrayed. The arrogant and arrogant little fox, the loyal and cute Leopard, and Chacha🍵's snowy owl. They are all very cute. I'm even more looking forward to the little cuties who haven't appeared yet. The author will do his best to update.

In terms of content, it is a very healing and cute furry humanistic thought. The author's writing style is acceptable. The heroine is a heartthrob because of her human identity and is naturally attracted to orcs. This soothing spiritual sea is a relatively conventional setting. The highlight of this article compared to other animal world novels is that the author seems to be very good at figuring out the thoughts of small animals. The small details of cats and dogs are so insightful that it makes people feel that this article can definitely be written by people who have had pets. People who read it interactively feel soft. The heroine is a superb fishing type. She seems innocent but is actually sinister. Her heart is like a mirror, and she is very good at using the chips in her hands. It is worth reading.