Infinite Devouring: Reborn as a Tiger

There's a reason why the tiger clan didn't see a single tigress.

It's one thing for the system to have intelligence... But a human soul that doesn't eat tigers, thinking they're one of its own kind, might just devour a person in the next second. 😴

The author's understanding of tiger territory and snake size and fighting ability clearly shows that the author is a complete novice in the animal kingdom, knowing nothing and writing randomly based on his own imagination without thinking!

The protagonist seems incredibly immature. And what deep-seated grudge do you have against the system?

Author, why do you judge the strength of every animal by its length? I especially dislike snakes; you even use length to determine their strength! There are many pythons in nature that are 7 or 8 meters long, yet they only weigh around 100 kilograms. A 10-meter snake might weigh at most 200 kilograms. A typical adult Siberian tiger weighs over 300 kilograms and is more agile than a snake.

I genuinely think that your claim that a ten-meter-long tiger's territory is only ten miles is utter nonsense. Is this tiger really that weak?

Why did the author kill off Mu Yang?! Is this a case of good people not getting rewarded?

The fight was incredibly awkward. In Chapter Nine, the tiger stood upright and used its claws to force the opponent back. This guy named Big Bear really thinks he's a bear; other tigers protect their bellies, but he exposed his—was he trying to get himself killed? Next, he quickly finished the fight, using his most proficient pounce. The book says to make the tiger feel pain, so he should have pounced on it. So, can someone explain how the tiger under him managed to bite his own back?

This first chapter is really addictive! I can't stand system novels anymore. What's wrong with the system? It's turned into a robot, a mechanical tiger, or is the intelligence a husky type? No way! But then it's surprisingly good, so boring!

There are many flaws... Goodbye