
Reborn as a Lynx
重生一只猞猁
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 422k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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129Chapters
1.4kRecommendations
2.6kFans
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The "beast" story is spot on. I used to be so impressed by wolves rescuing people; I'd be amazed. But now, if you encounter a wolf, you'd think it would just shoot you the moment it tries to save someone! Turning into a beast means you're no longer human, acting like some kind of noble hero. At least this one is alright.
The idea that wild animals can talk and communicate is really detrimental to the reading experience; the law of the jungle really doesn't require so much interaction.
What's the most captivating aspect of animal fiction? It's writing about discovering the world step by step, broadening perspectives – that's what makes it so engaging.
I don't watch any stories where characters are reborn as animals and can talk to other animals, because they'll all eventually be abandoned.
Not bad, the mythical creature story is well written.
Why did the lynx become a white tiger inheritance? Couldn't they have made it a lynx inheritance? 😅
This book was destined to flop from the very beginning, starting with the dialogue between beasts in Chapter Two. Apart from "The Wind Rises in the South China Sea," the rest of the book was not very good.
Is the author a new author? Wild animals don't have the intelligence to converse; they're just conveying simple information. Also, the language even includes internet slang. I hope for a major revision.
I really can't stand this conversation.
A rambling, long-winded introduction is a turn-off.