Reborn as a Hamster, I Rise to the Top in Animal City

It's very interesting. It's been a long time since I've seen a book like this that made my mind brighten. The plot content of Nick and Judy is very consistent with the characters. The protagonist's IQ is at a high level. The part of the Rat King is simply wonderful. I have nothing to say, nothing to say. I hope to continue to provide high-quality updates! Also, can you start a group? It's really exciting.

I started reading it after reading the introduction. I originally wanted to read a funny CP, but after reading a few chapters I realized something was wrong. As a result, I flipped back ten lines at a glance, and finally skipped chapters. After reading dozens of chapters, I still haven't seen the heroine 😅

First of all, if the author is a living person, he deserves five stars. The plot is already better than 80% of Tomato novels There are some unreasonable things, but they are all minor issues. For example, the protagonist's name is a bit out of place, and there is a problem with the sense of age. The equipment is developed, and we are not primitive people. Therefore, some NPCs other than the protagonist are a bit inconsistent with the character design, but it is acceptable if the NPC is to promote the plot. It mainly depends on whether the author wants to bring each character to life or keep it simple. Now I feel that the author wants to reflect the personality of each character, but it is a bit dull, especially when solving crimes, but daily life is fine. However, readers of Tomato don't think so much. In the end, if it is for the readers of Tomato, this kind of running account of the plot should be kept as short as possible. This is just my humble opinion. I am not the author, and maybe I am a little picky, because I think the author writes well, or even better, but my opinion is not necessarily correct. If a novel always listens to readers' suggestions, it will be completely different, so the author should insist on writing how he wants to write. So I didn't mention any methods that I thought were improvements. I just brought up some points that I thought were unreasonable. Of course, there are also things that I didn't mention, but everything is to serve the plot. If it serves the plot, then anything that is unreasonable is reasonable. (I really have a strong desire to survive. I actually wanted to chat with the author privately, but I couldn't find it. After all, there are not many living Tomato authors.)

It looks good, but I have a question. There are actually many small animals in Animal City, such as the working rats in the first season and the mouse police officers in the second season. So small animals are taken into consideration in Animal City. So are the author's unfriendly settings for small animals private?

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It's okay that they all have intelligent characters, but I hope the author will update more about the interactions between Shushu and his future girlfriend.

It's not bad, why is there no one to comment on it? But why hasn't the heroine appeared yet? I also want to knock CP╥╥

Feeling like a leader

It's imaginative, beautiful, and not illogical. 💕💕💕 Also, how small is the main character? Can you give me a standard? What makes the protagonist stand out? Modern knowledge? But Zootopia seems to be even more powerful than it is now. Plot overdraft?

Author, your writing is beautiful, very beautiful.