Becoming a Big Shot, Starting at the Zoo

I came here because of the title and introduction, but I pulled it out after seeing the first twenty-five chapters. Isn't this a development zoo? How come the situation about the construction of the zoo is simply ignored, but from the beginning until now, you have been chasing women. Just chase, and the writing is so embarrassing. Everyone basically came here because of the title of the book. As a result, you have been chasing women throughout the beginning. I withdrew it. I won't say whether the writing was good or not. I can only say that it was very different from the plot I wanted to see!

When I saw 50 million fruits each, I gave up decisively.

Read 20 chapters. . . . Several female protagonists and supporting characters have almost caught up with the male protagonists. . . Don't you want to develop your career a little bit? Chapter 20. . The zoo has not finished weeding except for grass. Can you stop chasing girls in such a hurry? Is this a romance film set in a zoo? It's not right for you to treat it as a romance. The heroine is too stereotyped. The male protagonist's face is greasy. . Oh My God. . .

I have always thought that this kind of novel is about the daily life of animals, and the protagonist should be an animal in the zoo. It mainly depicts the warm and humiliating animals' daily shady behavior. As a result, a heroine appeared within a few chapters, and then the protagonist was very attractive, and the key emotional scenes were not very well written. Isn't it popular now that you've never seen a female protagonist?

If you write about zoos, just write about zoos. You spend most of your pages writing about women. You were born to write romance novels, right?

The male protagonist looks like he has never seen a woman in his eight lifetimes. He looks like he is licking a dog. If you don't write about animals in the zoo, you should write about women. The male protagonist is still cheap. It's too poisonous.

Well, no one really wants to see the protagonist fall in love.

Occasionally, I can be flirty, but it's really annoying if it goes on forever.

It would be better to change the title of the book: The Daily Life of Dog Licking.

I finally know one of the reasons why there are so few people. The first part was all about the heroine. Brother, your theme is probably the zoo. The first part is just the same. Those few book reviews are all about poison. Even if you are interested in reading, you will be disturbed and lose interest.