I Can Transmigrate to the Animal World

This is an author willing to write spin-offs; thumbs up!

Wow, whose book is this? It looks amazing! I'll definitely give it a 10,000 coin donation! 🤭🤭🤭🤭

The mutation is already this severe; many rural areas have cellars, which is fortunate. How are city dwellers supposed to survive?

The plot is too rigid. Every time the main character is about to die, someone always gives him a chance and hope, which the main character happens to have. It's all so clearly predetermined. The supporting characters are the same; every time they're about to die, the main character comes to the rescue, making it feel like they'd be dead in a second! It's awkward to watch!

I'm speechless. Why not just block the door with the refrigerator? Slowly kill those cats, wouldn't that solve the problem? You have half an hour; just keep hitting them, I refuse to believe you can't kill them. 😅

This post-apocalyptic story is just unbelievable. You're a writer, yet your actions in a post-apocalyptic world are so lacking in intelligence.

I wonder if there are any high-class goods like elephants?

Chapter 11 onwards is awkward. The surveillance system sounds an alarm; being surrounded is usually fatal. Potential survivors want you dead, yet you seem indifferent. No one shows up; the protagonist is in the open while others are in the shadows, and you still go looking for them?! What's the difference between this and blindly entering a bush?

Seeing the third picture left me speechless. You think you can learn a cultivation technique in a day? Since you've arrived at the village, why didn't you take your daughter there to hide? If no one's home, the cats and dogs will naturally leave! There's no apocalypse in this other world, so why bring your daughter here only to go back when it's dangerous? And then there's this whole "apocalypse" thing—bringing a daughter along—I'm speechless.

The male lead seemed less capable than the rural girl at the beginning; he was truly a useless, bookish, and nerdy guy.