The Princess’s Contract Wolf Cub Is Handsome, Strong, and Well-Behaved

I have read thirty or forty books on both girls, and this one is a top-tier good book! [Shy] Here are my thoughts after reading in detail: I generally have several criteria for judging the quality of a novel: 1. The character's behavior is logically consistent with reality: the author has a high degree of completion in this regard. As a leader in power, Her Royal Highness the Princess has a thorough understanding of human nature, and her sense of propriety in dealing with others is completely in line with the logic of a person in a high position. I don't demand that the plot be 100% faithful to reality, but I cannot accept that the character's temperament and behavioral logic are too childish and thin. After work, it is difficult to substitute a suspended and childlike portrayal of human nature. 2. The two heroines have a complete and mutually successful growth line: (1) The upgrade system is brilliantly written, and the world view is complete, self-consistent and logical. It not only has the unique and smooth reading feeling of the upgrade novel, but also solidly depicts the respective professional fields of the two heroines. It's rare to see works of the same type that detail the heroine's study of academics, write essays, and participate in academic seminars (really charming!). The content is detailed and not empty, and the reading is real and immersive; (2) I am currently following the update and just read about the two heroines undergoing inner transformation. The key plot (falling into the gap), this experience will completely reshape the two people's cognition and mentality. I hope the author can carefully polish the description of this mental journey [Shy][Shy][Please update] Compared with the career line, there is less space for the emotional foreshadowing between the two in the early stage. 3. The supporting characters have vivid and three-dimensional images: (1) Many supporting characters can establish their characters with just a few strokes, such as the ordinary passerby who studied for five months in the one-year trial, and a group of companions with different personalities. Among them, Pei, who has a cold appearance and a soft heart, and loves small animals, left a deep impression on me; (2) The only drawback is that there is not much space to depict the past experiences and inner conflicts of many supporting characters. It is speculated that the story is still in the early stages and will be supplemented and improved in the future. 4. Growth comes with trade-offs, and two-way love is not an accessory to success: At present, the love line has not been significantly expanded, and the complete shaping of this cannot be seen for the time being. I look forward to the natural interaction between the two protagonists in the follow-up, and hope that they can communicate honestly when encountering problems. (You must have a long mouth!) Rather than relying on misunderstandings to create conflicts, I prefer conflicts caused by differences in personality and concepts. This kind of conflict is rooted in the characters themselves and will appear more real and reasonable. 5. There is currently no unfriendly content in the whole article. Basically all the strong characters are women, and the highlights are all women. The reading experience is very comfortable. Summary: I personally don't like the style of writing that deliberately piles up abusive points and forcibly creates contradictions through misunderstandings. This article completely avoids such shortcomings. The overall narrative is solid and heavy, like a sweater tucked into the waistband of cotton pants. [Admiration] At the same time, it is solid and touching. I rarely leave comments, but when I read this article, I couldn't help but leave a short comment with some thoughts. I often got emotional after reading this. I even picked up my cat and howled, haha! !

So far it looks pretty good. I like the theme of devouring the system, and I also like Lily. It's rare that a book combines the two. The fighting scenes are very smooth, not the kind of casually fooling around. This is a plus point for me. Now I just have to work hard to grasp the rhythm and keep going [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

I haven't read many double-female protagonists in this genre, but I found them quite interesting. It seems that the system broadcasts are a bit too much. I suggest that the author can streamline them a bit and focus on the interaction between the two girls.

I'm currently up to chapter 152. I haven't transformed yet, but I think I can transform temporarily in the next few chapters, and then I may have to wait until I enter the rift permanently. As for the characters, there are only two protagonists who have memorable points. However, the character creation is basically the work of most authors. This is not a group portrait, and the story revolves around the protagonists. As of now, the relationship has not been confirmed, or there is not much ambiguity, because it is in wolf form in the early stage. I think this is not a big problem. It needs to give the two protagonists some way to get along. It would be quite inexplicable if they fall in love with each other right from the beginning. I look forward to the follow-up. The plot progresses quite well and the pace is appropriate. It should be possible to enter the abyss in the next few dozen chapters. After all, the protagonist also needs to practice a level. All in all, this is a light book, the taste is average, the author is more stable every day, the emotions are reasonable and the rhythm is moderate, it is worth reading👍

I think the plot is okay, but the writing style needs to be improved. I feel that the repetition rate of some words is too high, and some emotions do not need to be repeatedly expressed. I think the character of the wolf should highlight the qwq of duplicity. Come on, author.

It's quite good to watch, the plot and characters are well created, it has a light sense of daily life, the plot is smooth, and the writing is acceptable. Overall it's pretty good. (Os: It's just too pure love. It's more than 100 chapters and I haven't eaten it yet. If I continue at this pace, it will take about 250 chapters before the relationship can be clarified)

How to put it this way, I personally like this kind of novel with a main plot and personal development. Some book clubs may feel that the progress is slow. I think it may be because most novels with two heroines in recent years are mainly about emotions. (I'm not saying it's bad to focus on emotional development, I'm just talking about the current situation.) Because I have been reading novels for more than ten years. In fact, there are many types of novels with two female protagonists in the early years, such as apocalyptic powers, fantasy cultivating immortals, system fast travel, interstellar mecha Zerg, whistle direction, infinite flow, Celestial Master catching ghosts, holographic online games, etc. They are very diverse and have rich plot lines. So I actually liked this book quite a bit when I saw it. First of all, it has two heroines (both heroines are a no-brainer), and there are a large proportion of female characters in the novel. Secondly, the world view is relatively large, and Her Highness also has her identity and responsibilities. I think her affinity to light and dark elements may be a foreshadowing. Moreover, the tacit understanding of the relationship between the wolf cub and His Highness is increasing little by little. I think it is very good. If there is no emotional foreshadowing in the front, it will jump directly to the wolf cub falling into the abyss three years later. How can we abuse it a little? Isn't it obtrusive? Moreover, the world view includes orcs, elves, vampires, dwarves, sea people, dragons, undead, demons in the abyss and rifts, etc. There are also various combat professions and life professions, so the plot is also interesting. (Another, personal reason. I don't know why when I read purely emotional stories, I always see the two heroines getting together, and basically have no interest in reading further. So for me personally, I prefer to read this kind of story that has a main plot and does not always advance the relationship.) Posted a follow-up review on July 11, 2026. It is recommended that if you want to keep the book, you should not keep it. The introduction has been recycled, and the recently released chapters are very exciting. I don't know if it will be changed in the future [Salute]. Now the great ambiguous pull between Mianmian and His Highness is over. The hand kiss is delicious, the balls are delicious, the collar is delicious, the feedback is delicious, the desire for exclusivity is delicious, the desire for control is delicious, and the sister-dog feeling is even more delicious! [The masterpiece of bird food]. It feels normal and healthy (a compliment!), Very good [laughing]

It's so cute and cute. It's easy to upgrade to the big greedy wolf.

It's well written. Qin's role wasn't too much at first, but it got better later on. Moreover, the author didn't make Liu's role look like that of a Phoenix woman. She also helped Qin. A male channel I once read made the male protagonist look like a leech man and the female protagonist like a tool. But this book doesn't. Moreover, this book signed an equality treaty. I think this is very good and the system is easy to integrate.

It's okay, the setting is relatively novel, the whole book has a touch of daily life, it's quite heartwarming, and the plot is smooth. Worth seeing The biggest shortcoming of this book is the emotional expression, which is as light as I said above. The interactive description is very delicate, but I have been looking forward to the plot in the introduction for a long time. What should I say? I know that His Highness and the wolf cub were very eager and excited, but I didn't feel it. The author's writing style did not express the feeling of eagerly wanting each other to come out. I only saw that the wolf cub tried to replace it many times and finally replaced it. … Two people from the Holy See gave up after trying it. I didn't see the importance attached to the Son of Light. The author didn't even write about their anxious attempts to contact the Pope. Her Highness's final replacement didn't make me feel that her feelings were unbelievable and heartbroken, and there was no sense of loss of control. This feeling is like a pot of strong wine that I have been looking forward to for a long time, but you gave me a glass of sparkling water, which is tasteless and a pity to throw away.