In a World Full of Sexy Furries, I'm the Only Human

It's a good book, but it does need some polishing. The biggest problem with AI is that it is inconsistent and the sentences are not fluent, which makes it quite uncomfortable to read. It seems that the plot development is good, but the middle chapters of the rumor are too stomach-churning, the descriptions are long and detailed, and the malice is too vivid. The protagonist's treatment at the end is neither perfect nor relieved, and there is no emotional catharsis. I can accept the suppression first and then the improvement, but this part only feels depressed and a bit discouraged, but fortunately it does not happen later. Generally speaking, it is recommended. Not only has the problem of AI not been solved, but it has become bigger and bigger. It feels like I would polish it up before, but now I just copy and paste it, so I don't have to be so anxious. If I just look at it myself, I can find the problem [face covering]

There are no books about animal rhapsody and humans joining in, but this is the first time I have seen such a detailed novel. The subject matter, content, and depth are all brand new. A good book deserves praise.

The author used AI to create the protagonist, part of the plot, and the supporting characters. However, it is a niche subject, and the plot has not collapsed so far, so it is still acceptable.

The author also adjusted the AI. If it weren't for the author himself, I wouldn't have known it. It's very delicate and real. Although I only know a little about the original work, it makes me want to read more. The update speed is also very fast. It's beautiful [Adoration]

Notice! This article has a high probability of using AI But the writing is pretty good 100% AI, I don't know if the author has optimized the writing himself

The overall context and direction are quite similar to that of a beast-girl zoo. The friendship story between humans and kemono friends is really good. It's Mellon's existential situation and mentality. Because there is a protagonist, a human being, for comparison, every time he appears on the stage, I am afraid that his next sentence will suddenly say: "I really want to become a human being" and then I will form a band with the protagonist (?) That pure jealousy, hatred, and even implicit longing, I have to say, is somewhat patriarchal. . It's like a black hole that wants to suck the protagonist in. . Generally speaking, the writing is very good, but because I am not a Furui control person, I was quite annoyed when I saw the little animal's affection for the protagonist gradually deteriorated during the birthday episode. I can't help it. It's purely an XP factor. I like it very much in other aspects.

It feels okay. Maybe it's because I don't really like watching this type of movie, and the pace is a bit too slow. I feel that the right speed is best, the protagonist feels like, a little too weak and humble.

The author shows us a wonderful "what if" in the world of Animal Rhapsody - human beings, and explores racial conflicts and "labeling" that fit the original work. We can really follow the growth of the protagonist, Lin Xiao, and his friends. This book is not the type of refreshing article commonly seen on Tomato, but I think it has its own unique meaning. I hope the author will not give up updating. Another: I personally think that the effect of AI assistance in part of this book is actually quite good. Technology is the primary productive force. I have always believed this.

It's a good novel that probably uses AI. In the future, you can write it yourself and don't use AI to polish it.

Okay, okay, we already know that the protagonist is an alien and an exception. There is no need to emphasize it several times in each chapter. When you see a new one, you can guess it with your eyes closed. It will definitely emphasize the fact that the protagonist is an alien [face covering]