Survive for the Nation's Destiny: Repent at My Claws!

Very good. It looks very good so far. It doesn't have those old-fashioned poisonous points, such as Chinese people speak in a weird way, or a judge's words are deliberately made to make people angry. None of that. If it were true, I would leave a negative review immediately. Those who came to read the book just want to be relaxed and happy. If they dare to make me angry, no one will tolerate it! It's good at digging and filling holes. Problems are solved on the spot, and people who feel wrong are dealt with immediately. The Chinese people are very united and unanimous in dealing with the outside world. This is what I like. Panda IQ is online, and the supporting characters created are also very good. Yamamoto's caution, Lin Bei's righteousness, Sato's reversal, and the one who comes from Korea. They all have personal characteristics, and the animals are also good. In addition to the cruel survival, they also add the funny features of animals, the crow's mouth, the fox's loyalty, and the squirrel's cunning, which can balance tension and warmth. The protagonist is not invincible and powerful, and the design of Goldfinger is reasonable. Overall, it is a thin film. I hope it can keep the rhythm. Personally, I think it is right that pandas cannot speak. If they can be like people, it will be distorted and lose their cuteness. However, I think some readers hope to be able to talk and have thousands of people with different faces. Come on, I hope I can keep the rhythm and have fun, but it's not mindless. It's great!

It's good to watch. There are a lot of normal supporting characters and normal barrages in it. There is no barrage where your country doesn't believe in its contestants and then keeps belittling the protagonist and finally gets slapped in the face by the protagonist. It's very comfortable to watch. Jin Jin is also very cute, brave and resourceful, and very cautious. In order to find the stranded people, he took a mirror and looked at everyone in the mirror. He didn't do anything about being under the light, and he even took a look at himself. It's so cute.

Here comes the district. The protagonist is a panda. A panda is not a cat, a puppy, or a glutinous rice ball. Pandas are bears. A person with a knife can kill the bear alone, and it is a bear that can discharge electricity. Do you think there is a possibility? Your panda brother slaps you down, and your knife and your people fly away together. This kind of sticky claws is the most difficult to wipe off. I won't say anything even if I have a gun. If you take a knife, you're going to kill the bear. Bro is Wu Song. I'm lying to you. Wu Song fell down after being shocked twice. A bunch of people are worried there, oh, don't go there. There are no more humans. If the protagonist eats people, he can cosplay Uzumaki Naruto in another world.

It is a very thoughtful work, the plot is well laid out, the logic is complete, the content is in-depth, the pace is not hasty, the narrative is delicate, and the sense of substitution is strong. It is suitable for leisure reading. It's worth chasing slowly.

This is my personal favorite of the National Games articles so far. It has a very plain and engaging style of writing. There is no bloody or messy work. After staying up all night to tie it up and raising it for a few days, I regret to find that it has ended like this [Crying] It can't be because I don't have the disgusting problems common in male videos.

The more the author writes to the back, the better. I suggest you read a little further back. The perspective is mainly about pandas, which is very novel. I hope he doesn't turn into a human later, pandas are very cute, and there should be no cp. The poop goddess is thunderous and hilarious

The transitions are very delicate, there is no drag, and the rhythm of events is well controlled.

They all look very good so far. The natural advantage of mainly using pandas as the protagonists is that I hope the protagonists can have more descriptions of panda habits. I feel like I'm deviating from the panda theme later on.

I would like to ask the author and everyone in the comment section, will the protagonist change his character and have a female protagonist later in this book? I just like to watch the protagonist upgrade and become stronger all the way, passing through obstacles and defeating six generals. I don't really like to watch plots where people change, or there are female protagonists or harems. If you do, please remind me so that I can avoid surprises. Thank you🙏

The plot is interesting, the setting of Panda Bear is full, and the key point is that it has no poisonous points. I rarely read novels such as the strange stories about the rules of national destiny. This book is really good. It made me choose and I am willing to follow up after only 100,000 words. It must be praised.