Society Is Afraid of Traveling Through the World of Beasts: the Secret Realm of the Cold-Blooded Snake King's Sole Pet

Not bad, I like the life of surviving alone, not the tribal life. The emotional scenes are well written, delicate and real. Many places are not explained in detail, such as eating and sleeping. Although I can understand what is going on, it is inevitable that some people will not understand. Especially the transformation of the male protagonist, the snake, is sometimes very strange. As I think about it, I will imagine a person with a human head and a snake body (without a neck) [face covering], which ruins the atmosphere. Also, don't the male and female protagonists have to deal with their physiological needs? [Thinking] Hahaha. Whenever this happens, I assume that the paper person does not need to go to the toilet [laughing] Hahahahaha, I feel like I've read my book reviews [laughing], but I don't have to write each one in parentheses, it's a bit awkward. The three chapters updated yesterday feel like they are supplements to the previous ones [Thinking] I may need to touch up the narrative logic a lot more [Thinking] But keep it up! ! It's great to be able to keep learning and making progress!

Jue Juezi, very beautiful [adoration][adoration][adoration][adoration][adoration] This kind of theme is super good. I like the world of beasts, and I also like characters like snakes. Two words: "I love it"

I think the heroine is not only socially fearful, but also mentally ill. He is afraid of everyone and doesn't know how to grow up in modern times.

The writing is very good, but I don't know what kind of ink rock is it? Anaconda or dragon? It looks like a snake but has claws. It should be a dragon, right?

Lingquan gave me one, but a bunch of people came to ask for it [eating melon]

This subject matter is great. Really man and beast.

It looks good, but I don't know how he knows her name.

I feel like the author himself is a severe social phobia person and has a lot of inner drama. Logical thinking is a bit confusing, often giving people the feeling of a hammer in one place and a stick in the other.

The subject matter is very novel and the ink rock is very attractive. I wonder if it will turn into a human form in the future.

I have read the previous dozens of chapters, and I feel that the author's writing is still very good and very real.

Will the male protagonist turn into a human form later? In other words, it has always been in animal form.