The Cat Duke of Godd Port

Cat is good, Cat is wonderful Ahem, it's not right to write about the invaders burning, killing, looting and then winning in a casual daily novel, and the war is written a bit too cliché. The protagonist also said that he wants justice for the cats, but in the end, the count who caused the most cat deaths is still alive and well. When the protagonist sees him, he can only blow up his hair and scratch the table. I really don't see how the protagonist can do whatever he wants. It's so frustrating to watch.

The writing, logic, and plot are all very good, and I feel like it's not an AI (I hope I won't become a clown). As a cat, the protagonist's natural third-party stance can avoid many moral traps and problems. At present, in terms of outlook on life, the protagonist is not dark, cruel, or prone to killing. The protagonist has a relatively high level of power backing and is also very powerful. It is speculated that there will not be a lot of abuse plots.

I have finished reading the first volume. It is a pure cat story. The protagonist is very casual and devoted to the cat kingdom. It has a sense of daily life like cats and dragons and going back to the past to become a cat. I hope I won't be a eunuch ❤️

Please keep writing it. It has a very unique fairy tale quality, a bit like The Shire of The Lord of the Rings. It also reminds me of the feeling of watching Zheng Yuanjie's fairy tales when I was a child. It may not be a very "Internet-like" work, but it is indeed an interesting novel. In one sentence, the reading process is like eating a bag of strange-flavored beans. You and I may not like every one of them, but after all, it is a unique, difficult-to-reproduce, and wonderful journey. I can hardly say that this book is perfect, as the writing style is still immature, but the painstaking efforts and creativity that the creator put into it make up for this. If the author allows me to give suggestions, then I would like to say that I think there is a core and insurmountable theme in creation, and the work should not exceed or ignore this radius. Using classics and online articles as examples respectively, the creative radius of "The Outsider" is the protagonist's emotional indifference to the world. The entire book draws a circle around this radius and talks about this matter; the creative radius of "Fights Break the Sphere" is to seek revenge and then become the strongest. It can be found that although it is not so clear, the development still revolves around this creative direction. The biggest question in the review of this book is also here, which is a structural question, that is, what is Lane's purpose: to establish the kingdom of cats. However, the story structure, or "creative radius" is free, and it is even the premature pointing out of the theme that leads to this. Otherwise, it can be explained by the highway episode. It's just my humble opinion. I really hope this book can be finished.

Cats have cat dreams, cats have cat paths. This book is different from other invincible cats (although it is not absolutely invincible). It is a cat with a special and ideal nature to view the surrounding environment. This aspect is really new. There is not enough to see.

This is the meal replacement I'm looking for in "Cats and Dragons", although it still doesn't deviate from the classic path of domestic online literature: intelligent species exclude each other, discriminate and then fight. In the first dozens of chapters, this meaning is everywhere. But for the first few dozen chapters, it is still a good meal replacement for "Cats and Dragons".

It's a warm and interesting daily article. I hope you don't become a human being in the future.

Seeing the world and walking around the world from a cat's perspective, the first story so far is not bad. The good news is that the protagonist is a cat and the writing is vivid. The bad news is that the protagonist also has the shortcomings and underlying code of a cat.

The main character, his special cat I said I wanted to write about daily life, but ended up writing about war, burning, killing, and looting. It was said that the cat did whatever it wanted, but the count who caught the cat and left it to die was not punished at all. The magicians of the empire did not show any apology for the intelligence potion, nor did they give any compensation... Well, what if they even studied the potion to restore the cat? He said that he respected the protagonist, the messenger of the dragon, and called the protagonist over during the negotiation. However, he asked about his attitude towards Norton and the Empire and then ignored him. In fact, he did not regard the Black Dragon or the Mist Forest as a force at all. It is said that the empire is afraid of the black dragon behind the protagonist, but it turns out that the empire knows the protagonist's attitude towards cats, but does not show any expression to other cats, especially the cats they have hurt. It is said that Longzell is the protagonist's adventure partner, but it turns out that this adventure partner actually has no reaction to the protagonist and other cats. It is not even as good as Vera Colt, who appeared halfway, and they paid at least 600 gold coins. Hey, what on earth are you writing?

The foreign persimmon guarantee mechanism is here. It's rare to find a book like this. It's mainly about cats. It's a bit like a travelogue style work. I personally like this kind of books very much. The perspective of cats is very interesting, and the places where it's cool are also very cool. The most important thing is that there are cats, cats, cats 🥰