Reincarnated as the Tiger of Jingyang Ridge, I Became Wu Song's Pet

The protagonist's perspective is good too. The content is quite fun. It offers a fresh and unique experience. I'm looking forward to the protagonist finding a tigress. 😏

The perspective is quite novel, but it's foolish to put your life and death in someone else's hands. Also, tigers are sometimes called "mountain lords."

The plot was decent; it was my first time reading something like this. The writing was also alright, not too bad, even someone like me who knew nothing about the Water Margin could read it. I saw some comments saying the protagonist was stupid. But I don't think you can really call him stupid 🤔, since there's no third-person perspective, and the protagonist is influenced by the tiger's instincts. Although, after reading the beginning, you can roughly predict the rest of the plot.

The author's language is particularly humorous. Even someone like me, who knows absolutely nothing about "Water Margin," found it incredibly enjoyable. It blends modern rebirth with ancient human relationships and social customs, and it's truly exceptionally well-written.

The theme is novel. A commenter mentioned this issue: people who read this genre are looking for fast-paced, engaging stories with a compelling narrative. The recent updates haven't been very satisfying, inevitably leading readers to skip chapters, which isn't good for data usage. I've skipped at least ten chapters. Nevertheless, I'm still giving it five stars, hoping the plot can be improved.

It's a great book! ヾ(@^▽^@)ノ It has ups and downs, twists and turns, transitions, foreshadowing, and originality. It's a very promising book, and if it continues to be updated, many more people will read it. As for the issue of being too sycophantic, the degree to which it's described is not too bad, and the title foreshadowed it. Keep it up, author! :)

I unexpectedly stumbled upon a great book while browsing online. I initially came across it because of its title, which seemed quite novel. I didn't have high hopes after checking the ratings, but it turned out to be surprisingly good. The protagonist becomes a tiger and, to avoid being killed by Wu Song, seeks refuge with him.

This theme is unique to Scorpion Daddy, it's quite interesting!

The theme is novel and interesting, with a plot full of twists and turns. The protagonist, dressed as a tiger, becomes Wu Song's partner, going from being viewed with suspicion to being treated as a brother who would risk his life for him. The entire story features animal forms and animal companions, a unique premise that makes the audience eagerly anticipate what's to come.

To be honest, I'm a little reluctant to finish it... I really haven't had enough! 😆 But the ending is good, so that's great! It's a bit of a shame the author didn't add more side stories; that would have made it even more enjoyable. The author's writing is truly excellent; this is one of my favorite Water Margin novels. The content is incredibly exciting.