
The Stray Dog Evolves Beyond All Limits
土狗超进化
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 798k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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328Chapters
12.8kRecommendations
33.9kFans
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The untold story of the mixed-breed dog and the poodle?
I don't understand why some people in the comments section are so hostile towards Xu Qingqing. First of all, both of them are orphans. The original Chen Ning was incompetent, poor, and cowardly; in today's terms, he'd be a factory worker with no future. Xu Qingqing met a rich second-generation heir and chose a better life.
Keep it up! I feel like the author's books are good but not popular, and I quite like them all.
Good heavens! The first chapter already features a sex scene between the main character and the catwoman, and then a bunny girl appears in the twentieth chapter.
The idea is interesting, and the framework is well-designed, but it always uses female characters to drive the plot. It's not that women can't drive the plot, but the problem is that they're all spoiled young ladies. The ex-girlfriend who gave him a magical pet could just be ignored, but why write... And what about the princess? Does a princess just lead people to their deaths?
The protagonist is too arrogant and somewhat brainless, lacking any sense of a transmigrator. The author hasn't done enough character development, but the theme and setting are quite interesting.
I always feel like the seal will be broken if the protagonist uses the phone to exchange for items or resets the enemy's pet?
It's very good. However, it has one serious flaw: the simp character in the first few chapters was absolutely disgusting. If there's any more simp characters, I'm dropping this book.
Judging from the title, I thought the main character was a country bumpkin...
The title was so abbreviated, I thought it was about transmigrating into a dog and starting a family in another world. But it turned out to be just this.