My Life Streaming at the Zoo

You can't talk to animals, you just have to accept it. But an eagle and a wild boar can talk? That's unacceptable. Eagles only speak eagle language, and wild boars only speak boar language.

Just a little rant, the mechanical wolf claws and mechanical bird beak are a bit much, but the most outrageous thing is taking Tao Yaoyao out to dig for things and then livestreaming it with a drone. Isn't that a bit... Unseemly? It's simple: won't women suspect you're watching the livestream comments? But overall, though, this book is good. Worth keeping reading. Keep it up, author!

Do you have to dig up peanuts with a hoe where you live? Where are you from?

I just finished my introduction. Bluefin tuna was caught in a zoo. Do you have a zoo in the sea? Tuna swim their whole lives and can't stop because they can only breathe oxygen by moving at high speed.

The subject matter was good, but the writing was poor. What could have been a wonderful place was written like a diary entry.

The author seems completely ignorant of the law. Wild boars are nationally protected animals; you're turning them into your own zoo? And all the wild animals in the mountains want to be zoos? This requires authorization from the forestry bureau; otherwise, it's illegal. And do you even think you can find king cobras in the mountains? You're not writing about a tropical rainforest...

There's a video on Bilibili of someone livestreaming a zoo, and he's seen using a slipper to attack a lion (lol).

After reading a few chapters, compared to another book about a zoo, this one just seems like a typical "pretentious and satisfying" story.

That's right, I'm talking about you, everyone: Eddie Peng, Daniel Wu, Edison Chen, Hu Ge, stop hiding! Feel free to leave a comment if you'd like to see which animal featured in this book. The butt's already sticking out, come on!!!

Requesting more chapters 😍