Beast-World Favorite: The Outcast Female Rises to Become the Strongest Beast God

The unconventional beast world! The heroine pursues a career + practices fighting, which is so exciting! Tired of the beast world where the female protagonist relies on the male protagonist to save her? This book will make your eyes shine directly! The emotional line of the beast husband is also just right. There is no female competition, only the pulling feeling of male competition, which is sweet but not awkward.

It is different from the traditional routine of passing through and being picked up by orcs, and then falling in love with her weak and beautiful appearance at first sight, and being stalked by other orcs. The heroine encountered a crisis as soon as she passed through. It was difficult to survive in the early stage. Bai Yueguang died. After being expelled from the tribe, she was trying to survive alone. The heroine is very tenacious. I would like to give you a five-star encouragement.

This one really exceeded expectations! There are no brainless pets. The heroine relies on wisdom and hard work to gain a foothold. She conducts defense tests, fixes loopholes, and practices fighting skills. Every step is very practical. The fighting scene made my heart beat faster, and the subsequent plot of perfecting the defense array fully complemented the "infrastructure" feature. It must be five stars, and I will keep up with it! 💖 Five-star review! The most perfect heroine in the beast world in my heart! 💖 I finally found a book on the world of beasts that has a righteous outlook on life, an online IQ, and doesn't rely on men at all! The heroine Ning Duoduo is the most charming protagonist I have ever seen. She is rational and tough, decisive in killing, but retains equal kindness in her heart. Her golden finger [Eye of Origin] is not a brainless plug-in, but is combined with her modern knowledge. Every purification, every nourishment of the land, and even every institutional innovation are manifestations of wisdom and ability. Watching her rise from the desperate situation of being expelled, unite her partners step by step, establish "Hope Valley", formulate rules, and sow civilization. The sense of accomplishment of this kind of "nurture" is unparalleled. The emotional line is also full of tension, the beastmen each have their own merits, and the heroic competition scenes are both funny and heartwarming. Strong Amway!