Fixing Cats and Dogs in the Countryside: What the Heck Is a Giant Panda?
农村修猫修狗：大熊猫是什么鬼？
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- Ongoing
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- 771k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
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287Chapters
111Reads · 30 days
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114Shelf adds, last 14 days
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It's very realistic. The protagonist already has healing abilities, and with the added cheat-like abilities, his healing power is even stronger. However, that's about it. There's no encyclopedia of animals or any physical enhancements; it's just very slice-of-life. Although the plot sometimes gets a bit far-fetched, overall it's very enjoyable to watch.
Unlike other stories where the main characters possess the superpower of understanding animal speech, this one offers only simple, heartwarming happiness. While it provides some thrills compared to other stories, its stable and comforting happiness is more reassuring.
The overall plot is acceptable, and the interactions between the animals are heartwarming. Some of the comeback scenes feel a little abrupt, but they are few and far between, so they are acceptable. The biggest problem is the overly sentimental feel; many passages clearly show signs of this, especially those with parallel sentences followed by a commentary.
Ahhhh, I've accidentally fallen into the trap of another new book! It's so good, so good, so good! This animal story is especially heartwarming. A long road of reading awaits! 💕 The pacing is tight, the writing is smooth, and Station Chief Song's values regarding the release of the red pandas are very sound. Although I feel incredibly sorry for the five little ones, my rational mind tells me that Station Chief Song is right. 👍
It's pretty good, I hope it won't be abandoned.
It looked great. But why did it disappear so quickly? 😢
It's great. All the animals are incredibly lifelike, and their inner thoughts are particularly expressive. It's a relaxing watch.
It's generally watchable but doesn't offer much insight into the timeline. Also, I'm curious about the main character's age: is it specified, or did I miss something?
They finally tied! It was so exciting!
So far, I've found it beautiful, humane, and heartwarming, especially the retired service dogs. I truly hope they can all live out their lives peacefully, instead of being maliciously killed.