A Tiger in the Age of Spiritual Qi Revival

I'll teach everyone a song: Two tigers, two tigers Showing affection, showing affection Keep feeding me dog food, keep feeding me dog food Die quickly, die quickly! 🎶

I apologize for seeing that many people dislike the character Zhang Jing. I accidentally added this book to my favorites when the author started publishing it in May. Later, while searching for something to do out of boredom, I found the author. Then the character Zhang Jing came into being. Not many people read it at the time, so I asked the author to add more scenes!

It's getting better and better! These two chapters have a sense of chivalry and adventure!

I think Zhang Jing's departure is a real shame. The protagonist had only just been reborn. How many men could resist a woman's coquettishness? Zhang Jing's troubles were only minor, and this was supposed to be a lighthearted story. If you want to see action and bloodshed, you can read a dark and ruthless one. It's a pity the author couldn't stick to it and changed it.

This is the worst monster-themed story I've ever seen. The protagonist, Qiongqi, one of the Four Fiends, is practically a dog raised by humans. As a demon king, you didn't dare kill Ye Shenge when she rode on your head and acted arrogantly, even saying you didn't want to cause conflict with humans. But when your own subordinates didn't do as you wished, you slaughtered them all. Well, you've learned the art of being a king in the inside and a saint in the outside perfectly.

Having read around chapter 20, the female zookeeper is incredibly toxic. I only started reading because of the synopsis, and the protagonist doesn't seem to have any of the domineering presence of a king of beasts; he's just someone's pet. And if you can't write romance, at least leave it out—it's disgusting.

Even after transforming into a beast, he couldn't escape his simp nature. He didn't know how to transform into a human to pick up girls at first, but wow, he started licking their boots even though he was still a tiger. One of the zookeepers must be a woman. Normally, it's fine for her to touch you, but after the system is activated, she doesn't level up her own skills.

The author's update style is unique; he never updates too much or too little at once. Just when readers think the story is abandoned, a new chapter suddenly appears. I personally think this could be called a "resurrection" style.

Honestly, I don't know why you haven't updated. I read over forty chapters, but because it was so good, my hopes were high, so I gave up on the book. I don't know if I can bear the despair after you abandon it. Your writing is like a shamanistic ritual; you perform for a while, then stop, leaving a bunch of people staring blankly. Goodbye. I hope you can take your identity as an author seriously.

The author isn't really good at writing about intrigue and plot twists. After reading 268 chapters about the slaughtered zoo, the author suddenly gets poisoned and dies. There are two major plot points in over two hundred chapters: the hatred of the dragon clan and the Autumn Water Organization. These two plot points are probably the reason most readers abandoned the story.