Come Clean and We’ll Go Easy on You. Your Dog Has Already Talked!

It's well-written and the analysis is also good. Originally, it was about the interaction between humans and animals, but chapter 33 turned into a fantasy novel about immortality.

You need to clear your head a bit to read it. There are so many books like Tomato's that it gets boring after a while. ⭐And the events in the book title don't match the first one, so some people might find it all absurd. ⭐You could try changing the book title or cover. An AI image with a name gives it a low-price feel. The content isn't great, but it's not bad either. I really admire the person who persisted in writing novels. 🙂

Understanding animals' inner thoughts is a golden finger for a recent college graduate. The author orchestrates the plot by livestreaming his pet shop. It's a light read, a good read for casual reading. Livestream stories inevitably have plenty of filler comments. May the weather be favorable, the harvest plentiful, the people prosperous, the nation peaceful, and the world at peace. Namo Amitabha.

Rational analysis, calm and composed, genuine comments, the world's trajectory is normal, consistent with real developments, author, keep up the good work and update more, strive to release a live audiobook in the future 😏

Yeah, I've pretty much written down everything I wanted to say, and it all hit the nail on the head. When I was little, I always dreamed of being able to understand animal speech—that would be so cool! I love animals (except for the weird-looking ones). My family used to have cats and dogs. In 2018, when I was in third grade, my great-grandmother traded 5g of sugar for an orange tabby cat.

Hello everyone, that's great, but don't use your brain. For example, using a parrot's voice for some kind of voice analysis? I don't have a parrot at home, so I don't know if it's because the voice sounds similar to a human's. It's like using a photograph to analyze DNA.

This is so interesting! A detective story that starts with animals 🤭. The author hears the animals' inner thoughts, gets the results, then uses reverse engineering to guide the animals' behavior and logically arrives at the conclusion. The writing is great 👍, I read it in one go, looking forward to more updates 😄

While there are some illogical points, such as why the animals automatically seek out the protagonist, it could be improved by introducing a halo effect where animals in a certain area will inexplicably find the protagonist to help them. Otherwise, it's still pretty okay.

The chapters up to 33 were fine, but I feel the author isn't quite sure how to handle the later parts, like when the recipe is used to make money. It might end up being about people doing anything for the recipe, or something like that. Goodbye. Best of luck, author!

The novel is well-written. There are no melodramatic plot points or unwanted romantic subplots.