Reborn as a Jaguar

The author tells a true story: If a penis isn't used for a long time, its function will atrophy, leading to infertility. You know Lonely George, the last of a subspecies of tortoise? Before he died, people tried every means to find him close relatives to mate with. Because he had been lonely for decades, his function had atrophied and he was no longer able to reproduce. So, mating is a natural process, a cycle of life. If you don't mate, you might end up with a useless penis.

Writing about human beings isn't very popular anymore; themes about dehumanizing people are going to be popular.

Author, I feel that if you're going to write a female protagonist, you should write about a female jaguar. If you write about a human woman as the female protagonist, I'm afraid it will poison many people.

Will there be a female lead?

Author, eating cooked meat regularly will decrease your bite force. The reason humans only have a bite force of 40kg is because they eat cooked meat. In the rainforest, if you want to eat cooked meat every meal, are you afraid of having too high a bite force and breaking the rules? Also, animals don't have as many ulterior motives as humans.

Another monster-themed novel, I'm a fan! Wishing it great success! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

When reading, it's common to immerse oneself in the characters. Before reading, I'd like to offer some advice to the author. For novels where the protagonist is non-human, absolutely no one should have any affection for humans or show mercy. Everything must be considered from the perspective of one's own race.

I think when writing this kind of novel, writing style is secondary; the most important thing is to have a strong knowledge of biology!

Dear author, I hope you can let the protagonist have sex with that little tigress. They can have cubs, but please, no explicit content! Lately, the higher-ups are telling everyone to become eunuchs, so everyone should practice some kind of "locking yang" technique. But please, don't actually become eunuchs! What's the point?

Having read the first few chapters, the protagonist's sense of superiority as a human possessing a tiger's body is too strong. The biggest difference between humans and wild animals is that humans can better utilize and create tools within a known environment (here, "tools" refers to anything usable, such as language and memory).