[BG, 1v7]
After accidentally transmigrating into Beast World: The Fluffy Beast Seduction Plan, she has no choice but to take the harem route if she wants to come back to life!
But what awaits her is a special storyline...
This isn't how things went in the game!
When the characters suddenly turn evil, Su Jiujiu has no choice but to put on a show and start using her art of keeping everyone happy.
The flirtatious snow fox says with a smile, "Ajiu, may the bright moon and gentle breeze stay by our side, and may we be happy together year after year."
The silent silver wolf gives her a knightly salute. "I'm no good with sweet words. I just want to be by your side every day, no matter what I am to you."
The green-tea lion-rabbit wheedles, "Sis, you know how I am. I've been short on love since I was little. Could you love me just a little more?"
The gloomy snake says darkly, "Do you smile at him like that too? You're mine. Don't you dare think about any other male in front of me."
The proud, aloof sea eagle lowers his eyes. "It's not like I missed you that much. I just happened to be passing by."
The mischievous orca laughs heartily. "This young master will take you out to explore the sea. My female will always have a blast!"
Blurb 2
Flirtatious silver fox: "She once saved me at all costs through countless cycles of reincarnation, so I was reborn."
Devoted white wolf: "I couldn't speak before, but she taught me how to read and write, and gave me a new life."
Green-tea lion-rabbit: "She once saved me, so from then on, my life belonged to her."
Aloof sea eagle: "She once freed me from my chains, so she matters more to me than the freedom I longed for."
Moody snake: Great, I'm being left out again.
I read it from beginning to end and have finished it. I'm curious if this is a finished situation? Is the author a new writer? Here I would like to mention my opinions after reading. First of all, I was attracted by the title and introduction. At the beginning, there were a lot of cheats in Goldfinger that were okay, and I highly recommend them if they are acceptable. Most of the characters are very well-shaped and vivid, but some of them are not very good and may be OOC. I'm a little curious whether the author wrote foreshadowing and didn't explain many pitfalls clearly? A lot of plots almost touch on the emotional line in one stroke, which is a bit confusing. The most interesting thing about the whole story is Hu Yueze, and only the story about him is the longest. I think the shortest emotional line among the male protagonists is the bird (I forgot its name). The background of the appearance is not clear. Isn't it written that he went to a forest? Why did he suddenly come back to be with the heroine later? (Is it because I didn't pay close attention or something? I couldn't understand this character the most when he appeared. It made me confused) The personality of this character was not very good. I couldn't tell what his personality was. All the fellow characters who appeared later were better than him. The writing was pretty good at the beginning, the timeline wasn't very clear but the events were clearly written, but once it got to the end it was all confusing and I was in a mask of pain. Many things appear and exit for unknown reasons. There is no mention of the ending of Scorpion Loulan. There is not much written about how the bird comes back and the background of being chained. It is just a blur. Also, why did the fellow at the back promise to become a beast husband, only to say that he was attracted by modern technology, and then suddenly said that he was not married yet. I don't know who brought it up, but in short, I felt like I was kept in the dark about The Riddler, and the writing was not clear enough. The writing at the beginning is very good, very clear and thoughtful, but why does it become so confusing at the end? In summary, what was written earlier is very good, and it will be even better if it can be refined later! It's obvious that the author has ideas, but the rest of the writing is confusing. The more I look at it, the more painful the mask becomes. The explanation is too unclear.