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[Beast World, sweet harem romance, winning her back]
[The heroine is a beauty enthusiast; all the male leads are hopeless romantics]
As the adopted daughter of a duke in the interstellar Beast World Empire, Ling Zhizhi thinks life comes down to two words: go with the flow.
So what if she's adopted? She can still sleep with Huo Yu, the aloof, untouchable star of the empire and an Xuan Snake.
Her jealous younger sister secretly plots against her, setting traps again and again. “Goodbye, Sis. I'm taking your man.”
Ling Zhizhi: Dream on. Let's die together.
She crashes into a pool in the Beast World, right on top of a Golden Eagle in the middle of his rut.
Golden Eagle: You fell into my arms, so now you're mine!
He gives her his beast core, feeds her a Divine Tree seed, and is so weak he's nearly at death's door, yet he still insists on painting a birthmark on her face: “You're too beautiful. I'm afraid someone will steal you.”
When Ling Zhizhi wakes up: Where did my beautiful face go?
Not long after, the aloof and otherworldly Xuan Snake powerhouse travels thousands of miles to find her. His ears turn faintly red. “I finally found you.”
The giant scorpion brothers, who share one body and two souls, argue endlessly over her. The White Wolf powerhouse she once kept at a distance swallows his pride and pursues her relentlessly.
The sharp-tongued but soft-hearted snow ferret keeps handing her fresh fruit, while the Black Panther who silently protects her conceals his love and stays by her side...
Looking at the seven powerful men gathered around her, Ling Zhizhi falls into deep thought:
Fine. I'll make the best of it, pamper my husbands, deal with the scheming green tea, and enjoy being everyone's favorite.
As for the adopted sister who threw me into a black hole...
Don't worry, Sis. I won't forget you either.
I asked why this book has only been rated by more than 90 people but still has a rating of 6.3. This author's writing style is indeed very good. I think this problem of tomato promotion has been buried. Os: Although I haven't read much, I can still feel that it is different from other traditional beast worlds. At least the heroine is willing to rely on herself. Nowadays, many beast world heroines are delicate and soft. It's okay to read it occasionally. The sameness highlights the author's rareness as a heroine. Leave a five star. I'll give you a review after I've almost finished reading it.
So far, the writing is pretty good. The characters are also well drawn, with both good and bad characters, and there is no forced illusion of perfection in which all women help each other. Human nature is inherently complex and diverse, and such realistic character creation is particularly rare.
This book is very good-looking, and the characters have distinct personalities. Logically speaking, there should not be only such a small number of people. Based on my more than 20 years of reading experience, more people will definitely read it. Come on, the author is great, this book will be popular.
This is my favorite novel about the beast world recently. The writing is good, the storyline is good, the heroine and the beast husband are both flesh and blood, and the emotional lines are also very good. And the heroine rarely encounters life-threatening danger. The pace is not slow at all.
It's not like some beast-world novels that are endlessly wordy and watery. The heroine either encounters this danger or that danger, and the heroine's portrayal is becoming more and more flat.
That Shikasu child is already an adult, probably middle-aged, but she looks like a pretty girl (in terms of personality), and her personality and experience are nothing like that of a child who can find a wife. She still calls a middle-aged female aunt, isn't she middle-aged? Why should a young mother be made into a pretty girl who escaped from marriage? Everything else is fine, but this Shikasu disagrees.
I see that all the beastmen are basically complete, the story has a good pace, and the characters are also very popular with me (except for the ferret, but fortunately the author may have found that the ferret has been complained about too much, which has reduced its sense of presence)
I originally thought it would be a battle of wits and courage with the real daughter, but it turned out that the real daughter only appeared in a few chapters. The main plot turned out to be the growth/redemption/revenge of the beastmen, which was a bit interesting.
It is a pity that the original wife Xuan She finally found his wife. His unique status is gone. Not only does he have to compete for favor, but he is not the first one to choose him (until now he has not eaten meat again! It has been so long! The more sensible and powerful the husband is, the less he can be a favorite concubine)
It looks good. I tell you now with the most straightforward, understandable, direct, truthful, non-detoured, least heart-wrenching, down-to-earth, hard-core, straightforward, clear, most accurate, least ink-blazing, most poignant, most to the point, straight to the point, most ruthless, least foreshadowing, most unceremonious, and least sensational. It looks good.
It's really good-looking, and the emotional line is not awkward. The 4 stars are because the heroine said in her sleep (I'm sorry, Xi'er). As we all know, you can't hear people talking in sleep. Moreover, Xi'er snatched the heroine. The heroine died after being saved by the little vine. The heroine didn't think about it until now. The author wants to promote the relationship rather than the heroine pretending to shout and want to survive. Otherwise, the character will be turned into a nymphomaniac love brain. Since ancient times, true love cannot be retained.
3 Stars is because the heroine drugged west Er (the running heroine was so confident that she would not die in the hands of Warcraft) and also harmed Xi Er. It doesn't matter whether Xi Er is accepted or not, but she can't let it go because of herself. It was really good in the front, but her character collapsed in the back.
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It is super good-looking. It is the best novel about the ancient world of beasts that I have read this month. Each beastman has a distinct personality. Huo Yu, who is super strong and possessive, He Yu, who is super strong but super obedient, and Jun Qing, who has excellent leadership and remains calm at all times, are the only big husbands in my mind! Moreover, each husband's emotional line is very complete. The heroine is neither coy nor arrogant. She has a very strong and determined heart, which is why there are so many powerful husbands. Every emotional path is very gripping. It's so beautiful! The only shortcoming is that the author is too lazy [rolls eyes] [rolls eyes] Could you please make it faster?
Haha, it's quite nice [send heart] [send heart] [send heart], but how many beastmen are there? Do big and small scorpions count as one? The title says 7, but I think there should be more than 7 [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]
I asked why this book has only been rated by more than 90 people but still has a rating of 6.3. This author's writing style is indeed very good. I think this problem of tomato promotion has been buried. Os: Although I haven't read much, I can still feel that it is different from other traditional beast worlds. At least the heroine is willing to rely on herself. Nowadays, many beast world heroines are delicate and soft. It's okay to read it occasionally. The sameness highlights the author's rareness as a heroine. Leave a five star. I'll give you a review after I've almost finished reading it.
So far, the writing is pretty good. The characters are also well drawn, with both good and bad characters, and there is no forced illusion of perfection in which all women help each other. Human nature is inherently complex and diverse, and such realistic character creation is particularly rare.
This book is very good-looking, and the characters have distinct personalities. Logically speaking, there should not be only such a small number of people. Based on my more than 20 years of reading experience, more people will definitely read it. Come on, the author is great, this book will be popular.
This is my favorite novel about the beast world recently. The writing is good, the storyline is good, the heroine and the beast husband are both flesh and blood, and the emotional lines are also very good. And the heroine rarely encounters life-threatening danger. The pace is not slow at all. It's not like some beast-world novels that are endlessly wordy and watery. The heroine either encounters this danger or that danger, and the heroine's portrayal is becoming more and more flat. That Shikasu child is already an adult, probably middle-aged, but she looks like a pretty girl (in terms of personality), and her personality and experience are nothing like that of a child who can find a wife. She still calls a middle-aged female aunt, isn't she middle-aged? Why should a young mother be made into a pretty girl who escaped from marriage? Everything else is fine, but this Shikasu disagrees.
I see that all the beastmen are basically complete, the story has a good pace, and the characters are also very popular with me (except for the ferret, but fortunately the author may have found that the ferret has been complained about too much, which has reduced its sense of presence) I originally thought it would be a battle of wits and courage with the real daughter, but it turned out that the real daughter only appeared in a few chapters. The main plot turned out to be the growth/redemption/revenge of the beastmen, which was a bit interesting. It is a pity that the original wife Xuan She finally found his wife. His unique status is gone. Not only does he have to compete for favor, but he is not the first one to choose him (until now he has not eaten meat again! It has been so long! The more sensible and powerful the husband is, the less he can be a favorite concubine)
It looks good. I tell you now with the most straightforward, understandable, direct, truthful, non-detoured, least heart-wrenching, down-to-earth, hard-core, straightforward, clear, most accurate, least ink-blazing, most poignant, most to the point, straight to the point, most ruthless, least foreshadowing, most unceremonious, and least sensational. It looks good.
It's really good-looking, and the emotional line is not awkward. The 4 stars are because the heroine said in her sleep (I'm sorry, Xi'er). As we all know, you can't hear people talking in sleep. Moreover, Xi'er snatched the heroine. The heroine died after being saved by the little vine. The heroine didn't think about it until now. The author wants to promote the relationship rather than the heroine pretending to shout and want to survive. Otherwise, the character will be turned into a nymphomaniac love brain. Since ancient times, true love cannot be retained. 3 Stars is because the heroine drugged west Er (the running heroine was so confident that she would not die in the hands of Warcraft) and also harmed Xi Er. It doesn't matter whether Xi Er is accepted or not, but she can't let it go because of herself. It was really good in the front, but her character collapsed in the back.
Good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking.
It is super good-looking. It is the best novel about the ancient world of beasts that I have read this month. Each beastman has a distinct personality. Huo Yu, who is super strong and possessive, He Yu, who is super strong but super obedient, and Jun Qing, who has excellent leadership and remains calm at all times, are the only big husbands in my mind! Moreover, each husband's emotional line is very complete. The heroine is neither coy nor arrogant. She has a very strong and determined heart, which is why there are so many powerful husbands. Every emotional path is very gripping. It's so beautiful! The only shortcoming is that the author is too lazy [rolls eyes] [rolls eyes] Could you please make it faster?
Haha, it's quite nice [send heart] [send heart] [send heart], but how many beastmen are there? Do big and small scorpions count as one? The title says 7, but I think there should be more than 7 [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]