[Growth-type heroine]+[1V1]+[Infrastructure]
Traveling to the world of beasts, I picked up an amnesiac fox for free at the beginning.
He looks good, his tail is easy to touch, but his brain is good at formatting.
Gu Zhuoyue recognized it: Sweet pet? Doesn't exist. She is the husband and he is the wife, that's it.
But this fox has a skill - it recognizes what it points to, and it opens its mouth to read an encyclopedia.
"What is this?" "It's edible. The roots look like potatoes when cooked."
"Where's this grass?" "Weaving baskets requires three more steps to make them waterproof."
Okay, Gu Zhuoyue rolled up her sleeves and worked, while the fox sat next to him and acted like a humanoid Baidu.
She builds infrastructure, fights battles, and builds tribes. The fox is responsible for exporting knowledge and beauty.
Later, the entire beast world knew that she was the strongest leader, and only she knew it——
Every seventh night, the fox would tell her seriously: "I may not remember you tomorrow, but I will listen to everything you say today."
He couldn't remember the road seven days ago, but in every seven days, he helped her remember everything on this land that could keep her alive.
Demining: ① Do not change the male protagonist in 1v1 ② Not a sweet pet, the female protagonist takes care of things ③ The male protagonist is an AI with amnesia ④ The male protagonist is a knowledge-based tool man ⑤ The female protagonist is a snake tribe, do not like to enter with caution
(The reason why it is not a sweet pet is because the author really cannot write it o(╥╥)o)
Reader comments
There is no poisonous point at the moment. The story about the heroine being framed and flooding the salt cellar at the beginning is a bit cliche, so just get over it. I personally don't think the other settings are cliché at all. I feel like the male protagonist is a tool type? Maybe the author doesn't know how to write sweet pet plots. I personally feel that this book is not suitable for reading as a sweet pet story. Overall, it's still a good read [Sending Hearts]
At present, the setting and everything are better. I hope the author will not collapse in the future. [Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates]
There is no poisonous point at the moment. The story about the heroine being framed and flooding the salt cellar at the beginning is a bit cliche, so just get over it. I personally don't think the other settings are cliché at all. I feel like the male protagonist is a tool type? Maybe the author doesn't know how to write sweet pet plots. I personally feel that this book is not suitable for reading as a sweet pet story. Overall, it's still a good read [Sending Hearts]
At present, the setting and everything are better. I hope the author will not collapse in the future. [Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates]