Reborn as a Dog: I Join the Fire Department and Earn a Permanent Position

It's really good-looking, with a growth-oriented protagonist, and the painting style is pure and upright, unlike some writers who turned into dogs and ended up writing about a beautiful breeder who was eaten by a dog and died. The protagonist is motivated, hard-working and heart-warming, 100 points

Really beautiful. The trainer is a sunny and handsome boy, and there is no plot in the article where the protagonist only likes beautiful women after turning into a dog. There is no bad description of women, and it is more about depicting the protagonist's efforts for his own growth. Highly recommended, highly recommended [shy]

He is good-looking, has golden fingers, but is not big. It may be that he is still in the early stage of development, but Jiang Lai does not rely entirely on the system, but also relies on his own abilities. He is not the kind of puppy that is particularly awesome from the beginning, but a cute dog that will experience mistakes, failures, and setbacks. The trainer is also a sunny and cheerful boy. After reading more than 20 chapters, there are no vulgar descriptions of female figures by male videos, or scenes where the protagonist turns into a dog and treats girls. This alone deserves an extra star.

It's very good to watch, there is no obscene plot, and the hooks are just right. There is no inexplicable change of person, and there is no off-topic fantasy plot like "shocked and speechless" with high-tech surroundings (so far). The plot is very smooth, the character interactions are reasonable, there are many laughs and are not vulgar, and the touching parts are not too bloody. It can be said to be T1 level among similar themes I have seen so far. I hope it can maintain this quality. It is so rare. (After all, if a beautiful woman doesn't appear out of nowhere, she's already one out of ten [crying])

Overall, I can give it 4 stars. It's almost 20 chapters before we get into the fire brigade theme, but the daily life in between is pretty good so I won't say anything else. The logic is okay, but 80% of the parts are estimated to be created using AI. The DeepSeek flavor is very strong. Once there are more "" (), it is obvious that it is written by AI. Normal people will never write with so many quotation marks and brackets, and there is AI between the lines. The plot and logic are pretty good, so I didn't give it three stars. If the plot breaks down later, it will really be at the level of two or three stars. At present, the best for this book is 8.7, 8.6, And about 8.2 Is the normal level. In fact, I think anything above 8.5 Is considered too high. Children are using AI more and more, and I really can't stand it anymore. Others use AI to provide ideas when writing. He probably feeds AI an outline himself and lets AI generate text. I have been using deepseek to write novels for my own entertainment recently, and I feel really awkward in many places. He may add () after some adjectives, and add "" to some words that can summarize the above, such as: confidence (actually fear), his "regret" and "hardship" along the way, this kind of thing, and it is not added once or twice occasionally, it is easy to see. In the first dozen or so chapters, there wasn't that much AI content, but now the more than 60 chapters are really not acted at all, almost all of them are AI. I can't stand watching it anymore. One more star to give the overall logic but it's not very outstanding either.

The writing is really good, especially the process of the protagonist learning new skills. The protagonist becomes very powerful through learning and understanding. I think this is the real use of the subject of time travel and having a human brain. Rather than coming up as a genius police dog who can do everything. The description of dog emotions and daily interactions is also very good. (And there is no plot of turning into a dog and seeing the young lady unable to walk)

It's so well written. It's not like dogs are taking advantage of dogs. Dogs are really cute and their interaction with people is also fun.

Rebirth is not a counterattack, it is a change of identity and a rush to the hottest tenderness in the world. The protagonist returns to the world in the body of a dog. There is no earth-shattering golden finger, but a heart that wants stability, wants to be loved, and wants to live well, and crashes into the red door of the fire brigade. There are no cold rules and calculations here, only the protection in the smoke, the companionship on the training ground, and the hot meals after returning from the police. With the eyes of a puppy, he sees the softest side of a firefighter: he will squat down and coax him softly, give him half of his ration, and touch his head when he returns to the team late at night. With the loyalty and warmth of a dog, it accompanies these rebels into every danger, hiding great tenderness and courage in its small body. The so-called "bringing the braid ashore" is never a joke. It is the sense of belonging and home that is gained through companionship and perseverance. There are fireworks and alarm bells ringing in the world, but inside the red door, everyone feels at ease. This is a soft, warm and sweet book that can cure all fatigue and uneasiness. It turns out that the best rebirth is not to start a new life again, but to meet a group of people, be gently taken in, and be firmly chosen.

It's really good to read. The family is about a horse dog who was picked up by a firefighter when he was a child and then fought back to become a uh, very powerful champion. Horse Dog. I think the author wrote it very well and made the future in the novel funny, cute and majestic. So I recommend this book. It is the best book I have ever read. I recommend everyone to read it. It is not finished yet, but I don't want it to be finished. I hope the author can publish another interesting novel like this.

It's really good-looking. The protagonist is a dog who will not turn into a human in the future. The main plot is the daily training and rescue of search and rescue dogs. The protagonist has a golden finger, but this golden finger is just right and not exaggerated at all. Instead, we learn more about the dog's story and mission. The author occasionally writes an elegant sentence to make this article not so rough. I look forward to the following stories. The author will write it quickly, come on!