A Bear's Mission

No. 1 On the new book list, no! I only saw the second one!

To be honest, I also really want to write a novel about your theme. When I think about it, the title of the book is called "I was a mount in the ancient times." It's not for making money, it's purely out of interest.

In the first two chapters, the tiger demon destroyed the flying sword and seriously injured the immortal cultivator. He was attacked by a bear and escaped with injuries. In chapter 16, he was scared to death by the immortal cultivator who had similar combat power to a female pig's foot. How was this combat power calculated? . . .

I haven't seen an update for many days. Maybe the author is very busy during this time. Best wishes.

How should I put it? The subject matter is light and the characters behave like elementary school students.

I gave up after only looking at a few pictures. . I feel like Mr. Mo is on a pig's foot. The protagonist has been cheated and abandoned. It's too poisonous.

It's getting better and better, and the male protagonist finally has more love, blah blah blah.

After all, the tiger monster is a level 8 and a half monster, one step away from becoming the monster king, but he can't sense that there is a bear behind him? This world is probably not low-level martial arts.

I read a few chapters, they were very impressive and I learned a lot!

Half of these comments are true. . . . .

I'm referring to the writing technique, not the content. Let's put it this way. Do you think the bear's front paws make the hands more vivid or the bear's paws more vivid? Adding too much anthropomorphic writing to the animal protagonist will make the protagonist's image lose its true vividness. It is indeed very convenient for you to write a bear using the same writing techniques as a human protagonist, and the update will be accelerated, but while speeding up, the original character of the protagonist will be lost. Don't you feel that, except for the fact that your current protagonist is a bear, he doesn't feel like a bear at all when written. Instead, he is writing about a person, especially the action description.