BlThis humanoid novel has a strong mythological flavor. I really like the interpretation of inhumanity in these unit stories, especially the emphasis on divinity and authority. The writing is particularly good.
This is a light-hearted and sweet book about cute human cubs being raised daily in another world. The family, love and friendship gained by the heroine are very sweet and warm. Although the male protagonist has a strong desire to possess and control, he does not really force the heroine. There are no major twists and turns in the whole book, but there is a kind of gentle and flowing warmth.
The heroine is an octopus with tentacles. What makes her more comfortable is that she pretends to be a pig and eats tigers, and while eating the public meal, she cooks a small stove for herself.
I like the plot of this book very much. The heroine and her tentacle boyfriend are more in love than Jin. In the early stage, I thought it was the love of a sticky and dangerous tentacle monster. But in the middle and later stages, I didn't expect that the tentacle boyfriend would bring a truly positive love to Qingqing.
Ordinary humans travel to a modern animal society where carnivory is illegal. At the beginning, they have both cats and dogs. They are picked up by a dominant cat and a gentle and steady dog. They get along very well. However, because of the heroine's identity as an ordinary human and her curable physique, you can see the heroine's loneliness in the other world and the vague black mud.
Demining is very open, quite open, open to the point of chaos, the alien feeling is particularly prominent, the ethnic background of the alien is very complete, and the interaction is a bit fragrant.