Demon Wolf: Evolving by Collecting Monster Materials

I think this one is good. The Owl has improved compared to the previous two books, with significantly fewer typos, and the plot description is relatively concise and very comfortable to read. This will make the owl write the book very stably and not be like other books. All in all, I highly recommend it (I have been reading Owl's books for a few years. Although the results of the books are good and bad, in general, they are relatively high-quality, and they will not be discontinued at will. Even the books with poor results will have an ending). I hope Owl will continue to work hard and achieve good results [Sending Hearts]

Strange, this book is pretty good. Why is no one watching?

In the front, the wolf mother is killed by humans, but in the back, the protagonist is willing to be contracted [Like]

It's okay so far, provided that you can tolerate the protagonist being contracted (it will increase the protagonist's knowledge of the world and help with resources, but I don't know if this contract has any future consequences); and the seemingly ordinary white fox was adopted in the early stage because the protagonist was lonely and eye-catching after losing his biological wolf. Later, through the protagonist's training, a second tail grew, and he learned that he had a high talent, and the protagonist raised her as his wife.

When reading many other novels and content, I often can't even read them. However, the content of this book allowed me to fully enter its plot. The setting is actually quite ordinary. I feel that the focus is still on the author's characterization, and the plot can make people immersed in it.

I cannot keep this book to myself. Good things must be shared with everyone so that more people can see it [laughs][laughs]

Still inappropriate [face covering]

Not bad. I like it better among the same type.

I don't know why the rating is so low [what]

It's okay, but because of the subject matter, it was interesting at first, but then I didn't feel much at all.