Shen Yan, a failed scholar, was reborn in the wild beast world and faced the Snow Leopard leader Ren En naked. The phrase "Look at no evil!" Triggered a cultural conflict. After being forced to bind, the tribe's frantic survival and ironic love began!
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I don't know how to describe it. First of all, I am very sure about the author's writing style and the setting of this article. I will continue to read it. Let me talk about the plot first. From the first chapter to the present, the biggest impression left on me by the two protagonists is that they seem to be constantly injured and comatose. I don't know why the author designed the plot to be so fast. It feels like the plot is inexplicably pushed forward from the time they participated in the Hundred Tribes Conference. There is no foreshadowing and a villain suddenly pops up. , And I didn't see the irony in the introduction, but the cultural conflict can be seen. In general, the daily life plots in the beast world have not been seen for the time being. Then let's talk about the emotional line. The emotional changes between the protagonists are not like falling in love, but more like being loved. Stockholm is so miserable, how can I put it? The above is my feeling after reading this for the time being. I will continue to read the following chapters. Maybe there will be changes later. Of course, I still want to express my gratitude and encouragement to the author for his great efforts and hard work [send heartfelt]
I don't know how to describe it. First of all, I am very sure about the author's writing style and the setting of this article. I will continue to read it. Let me talk about the plot first. From the first chapter to the present, the biggest impression left on me by the two protagonists is that they seem to be constantly injured and comatose. I don't know why the author designed the plot to be so fast. It feels like the plot is inexplicably pushed forward from the time they participated in the Hundred Tribes Conference. There is no foreshadowing and a villain suddenly pops up. , And I didn't see the irony in the introduction, but the cultural conflict can be seen. In general, the daily life plots in the beast world have not been seen for the time being. Then let's talk about the emotional line. The emotional changes between the protagonists are not like falling in love, but more like being loved. Stockholm is so miserable, how can I put it? The above is my feeling after reading this for the time being. I will continue to read the following chapters. Maybe there will be changes later. Of course, I still want to express my gratitude and encouragement to the author for his great efforts and hard work [send heartfelt]