Her Zoo Connects to the World of Cultivation

The subject matter is good and the writing is good, but there is something very strange. The heroine is surrounded by men, and all the animals that appear are male. It is also good that there is no cp, but are there really girls who open companies and recruit male employees? There is a girl in the world of cultivation who is the sister of a chef. Her role is to bring her chef brother in, and then use her illness to enrich the image of another man and let them join the team. It's just well written, but unfortunately I'm not the audience. If you don't mind this, you can read it. After all, the subject matter is good.

I read Chapter 11, it's so beautiful, I'm making a fortune out of laughter, there are tigers that are as fat as balls, rabbits that are as fat as balls, snakes that are as fat as intestines, there are also transparent spiritual fish, there are crystal-clear spiritual birds, crystal-clear spiritual fruits, the AI ​​​​pictures are very beautiful, I like it, because the system has won the iron rice bowl, and I enjoy the treatment of civil servants

It's nice to watch, with a very novel theme. The characters in it are very cute. I can't tell if there is any CP at the moment. The author should update quickly, there are too few [sending my heart][sending my heart] Also, if you don't want the heroine to continue to develop in the entertainment industry, it's best to give up as soon as possible. (The entertainment industry is too violent and I don't want this kind of content to be interspersed with the warm atmosphere of the zoo)

It's not ugly, but it's not that good either. Maybe I'm too picky. I always feel that it feels weird. Of course, it still deserves a 4-star rating. At least it meets the elements of a cool novel. I can't tell what's weird about a few points, but it's a bit uncomfortable, so it's good to pass the time by listening to books. But seeing that this is the author's first novel, I understand that there is still a lot of room for improvement. Come on👏 By the way, I took a look and remembered it. 1. Opening a zoo and sharing good things for no reason, and it is still in the peaceful era. 2. The cultivation world cherishes materials and grabs a lot of them in the real world. What a rarity, it is hard to see. Zoos have them. 3. The writing is really good, not complicated, but a bit unsatisfactory. It would be better if these can be slightly changed. 4. I also want to complain about the pricing. The price setting is too low. It's basically a welfare. There are few battle plots and some basic instant kills. It's outrageous. The combat power is chaotic. Come on.

It is a very novel theme, Cultivation of Immortality + Modern. The early stage is a modern·Cultivation of Immortality version of Secret Zoo. The plot is described in detail and is very attractive to continue reading. It is just too short (it is worth reading now). However, can the author please add some details about the heroine? I don't know if she has successfully terminated the contract. Although the charm of the group portrait is good, please remember to add the heroine's plot line~

No cp. There are small flaws. Some places are unreasonable and weird. Some things in the world of immortality are sold a bit cheaply for reality. There is a sense of charity. I don't go into the point of talking about the country's visit for a long time. The heroine is a bit slow to deal with the people who framed her before. Rou was arrested near the end. The plot is biased towards daily life with a little warmth. The longing for some realistic things in immortality is also well written. There are not too many conspiracies and villains. There is not that much violence. The supporting characters are also impressive. The fat tiger is impressive. The description of the world of immortality is not too much. There is no power debate in the world of immortality. The focus is on the actual construction and development of the zoo and ocean park. Overall, it is good and worth seeing.

It's super good-looking and really heartwarming. I like the plot of the little fox cub hatching the egg the most. It's updated now. It should be a dragon and a phoenix. They are all calling the little fox cub mama [shy] [shy] [shy]. By the way, it's a male fox, a real cub. The human form seems to be only a few years old. It's so fluffy. No wonder it can hatch two eggs. [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

It looks great, but honestly, updates are too slow. Love these cute little animals. Continue to wait for updates

The Fantasy Zoo is like a fairy tale world, and the author's description is so vivid. The whole text is easy to cure, without too many troubles and no cp. The whole process is like following the protagonist to immerse yourself in a fantasy management game. Each character and copy has its own characteristics, and your imagination is unbridled.

It's not bad. Generally speaking, there are no big surprises. The heroine has less contact with the entertainment industry in the later part. She mainly writes about zoos. I have read more than 300 chapters, and I don't want to read the rest. I personally don't like the script in Fantasy House because it is too detailed. It takes up several pages and feels a bit fragmented. Overall, it is quite good. Some parts in the front are very funny, not bad!