Furry: I Really Don't Want to Transmigrate

From a reader's perspective, this book has a novel setting. There were some minor hiccups in the character development of the supporting characters in the early stages. Secondly, the world-building is vast, and the multi-perspective narrative might be a bit overwhelming. Otherwise, it's quite good.

My personal review of this book: "Initially attracted by the cover, I found it increasingly addictive as I read on. The plot is full of twists and turns, the content is clear, the theme is fresh, and the writing is excellent. This novel has a lot of room for improvement. There are also some foreshadowing elements that made me guess their meaning.

So far, it seems pretty good. Personally, I think there are a few issues with the white wolf savior character. He seems too impulsive and pretentious in his speech, which I don't really like. Also, the protagonist has a certain detachment, as if he doesn't realize he's a savior.

Having read both this and the previous book, I was honestly quite excited about this one because of the previous one. But I can understand why it turned out this way; after all, it's about making a living, and not being penniless. It could have started slowly but improved, but the epilogue at the end was a bit disappointing. Oh well, at least the author's previous book is one I'll add to my collection.

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The writing is clean and the descriptions are clear. The whole article is easy to read, with occasional jokes adding to the enjoyment. As a beast-themed story, it's also quite rare to find one with an original world view. I've read the currently updated 44 chapters, and there are quite a few minor issues. However, these don't detract from its overall excellence. I highly recommend reading about ten chapters first before deciding whether to continue reading.

The ability settings are truly novel; the synopsis alone captivated me. However, the boundaries of virtue are too blurred. A patient teacher seems irritable, while a seemingly fair principal forcibly detains the protagonist while simultaneously hoping for a savior. It feels like most people in this world are quite hostile towards the protagonist. Overall, it's very good, and I hope the author continues writing! 💕

Stop, stop, baby, the more I watch, the more I feel like this is going to end badly?

Fewer than fifty reviews, that's pathetic 🤦 I think it's pretty good, although I was initially drawn in by the cover.

666 is a good 'all sugar, no knife'