Help! A Vicious Wolf Dragged Me Home

The plot is well written, the heroine and other females are not pretentious, and there is no "big lady". The plot is quite comfortable to watch. It's just that the environment of the world view is very messy. For example, freezing rain appears in areas with polar night. It would be fine if it were a completely fictional world view. Unreasonable places can be rounded off by the non-real world, but there are real crops in it, and they are basically from the south [face covering]

Give it four stars, not bad. The author is a typical southerner. Although he tried his best to imagine and conceive the two natural phenomena of polar night and polar day, the author has never been to the north and does not know much about what the winter in the north is like. Therefore, some descriptions describe places with strong winds, heavy snowfall and freezing. Several times, the temperature is mixed with temperatures of more than ten degrees below zero. Such a temperature is not cold enough. It must be thirty or forty degrees below zero. There is also the use of rice flour to make pasta. This is a mistake. Wheat is used to grind pasta into powder. Of course, this just means that the author does not know much about some areas of knowledge or does not know too much. The problem is not too big. The author is not writing a post-apocalyptic novel, so it's okay [laughing] Others are pretty good. It is different from other beast world novels. Moreover, after the heroine time travels, she transforms into a cat and quickly accepts the environment and works hard to adapt to it. There is no other problem when she is taken back to the den by the male protagonist. Like some of the heroines in some of the Beast World novels, she had to fight in her heart, have to examine, and think about it before accepting. There was no such plot. The heroine quickly adjusted her position, recognized the reality, and then accepted the male protagonist. She also lived very well with the male protagonist later on. This is not to say that in other Beast World novels, the heroine has to test and observe before making a decision. It is just that in that environment, sometimes, it does not mean that it is really the end if you refuse. All in all, this article is readable, it is not long, and the plot design is not bad. The author will continue to work hard to write better books.

It's good to read. I like the world of beasts recently, but many of the female protagonists are relatively soft, and then they are spoiled into beautiful trash. I like this one quite a lot. The female protagonist in the previous chapter can also hunt small desserts, and she also does a lot for the tribe during the migration. Although the heroine's knowledge storage is not comprehensive, she does her best to teach the tribe some survival skills and food preparation methods after she settles down. I think the emotional line is actually quite good. It's not the mindless and boring kind of sweet pet novels. The male and female protagonists get along more naturally, and they don't QQ every day like other male protagonists in animal novels. They basically prepare food as soon as they reach a stop. I think they live a busy and fulfilling life every day, but I still hope that they can find a suitable place to live all year round and settle down early, and start infrastructure farming life. Of course, there are some small details in the article that are not fully explained in the plot, but after seeing the results, I know the process. I just feel that there are some flaws, but I can accept it ~

I was originally dissuaded by the title of the book "Evil Wolf". I was really afraid of encountering a story where the victim fell in love with the perpetrator. After reading it, I found that it was not an evil wolf. The male protagonist was quite good, considerate and innocent, and never bullied the female protagonist. He just found a young female living alone in the hunting area and fainted from hunger, and brought him back to the tribe. Demining: The timeline and map are rather vague. There are only two concepts of polar day and polar night (literally), and there is no concept of years, months, days and seasons. They migrate every time they reach the polar night, and they have three fixed places to live, and they live in turns. I have read so many stories about the world of beasts, but this world view is different. Not all orcs are 1V1, but this tribe is 1V1. One orc cannot fully protect his female, but a group of orcs can, so other tribes practice polyandry. But wolves are the most united group. The Silver Wolf tribe practices monogamy. They maintain monogamy as a whole tribe and will never starve the females and cubs. Even if the orcs die, the cubs are raised by an entire tribe. And this world of beasts has a special preference for females. If the male's contract is terminated, not only will he no longer be able to transform into a beast, but he will also be sold by the tribe and become a slave. Therefore, even if the female has outrageous demands, the beast husband will do it, even if it costs his life. Even if his female wants a few more beastmen, the original beastman can only accept it.

After reading them all, I wanted to give up halfway through, but this content is considered relatively "novel" in the world of beasts. Some people can't read it because it contains too much of the author's personal thoughts, which are expressed through the protagonist's psychological activities. The purpose of reading the bestiality novels and the apocalyptic novels is to see the protagonist get a stable life from scratch by relying on his own wisdom and hard work, so that readers can feel healed. Some of the content written by the author seems to make people feel anxious: some thoughts about parents and family in the previous life, as well as some critical personal views on old females are not necessary to be included. It is recommended that the author's later works should not include too much use of the protagonist's psychological activities to express some of his own thoughts and opinions, because readers and the author's thinking are not always on the same frequency. Once readers see content with different opinions, it is easy to give up watching it completely. The transmission of ideas is subtle, rather than being forced directly into the reader's mind. Best wishes!

It's pretty good. I gave up the article after I picked up a wolf orc and brought it back to raise in Chapter 119. To be honest, I wish this article could be expanded. It's so short. There is no misunderstanding, accusation or distrust in the article about the world of beasts. We all work together to welcome a better life.

Different settings. Extreme night and extreme day. Cold season, rainy season. They traveled through rain and snow in order to survive. Finally, with the help of modern knowledge, they avoided danger, avoided running around, and set up camp. Later, the settlement gradually expanded, which also lightly described the sinister people's hearts. Relatively short, suitable for changing flavors

Good-looking daily articles, relatively warm, (from the early stage, it was like a nomadic people's life, and then returned to the farming civilization)

This is my first time reading the story of Natural Disaster in the World of Beasts! It's quite novel to me. The heroine is an ordinary person with a small gold finger, which is quite warm!

Traveling through the beast world to experience the days of natural disasters, an earthquake gave birth to a child early, a heavy rain followed after the birth, and then a volcano erupted, followed by a mudslide. . . . . . .