Evolution: Starting as a Siberian Tiger

"Those who are not of our kind will surely have different hearts." This saying originally referred to conflicts between human groups, where the issues were irreconcilable. The protagonist, a tiger, completely failed to grasp his own position and was still arguing with the demons. This was a matter of life and death for both beastmen and humans; it was unwatchable.

Speechless. Since you've become a beast, why bother living in the human world? The mountains and snowfields are fine too. If you can't win, you can run away. Why do you have to stay in Xia Kingdom?

Reincarnated as a human, one faces constant natural disasters from alien beasts, making life extremely dangerous; nearly everyone is dying. Reincarnated as someone else, one is incredibly powerful, hiding and developing stealthily. 😰

As a tiger, shouldn't you be reigning supreme on a mountain, cultivating with its spiritual energy, gathering a band of exotic beasts as your underlings, and slowly rising to become a powerful figure? Instead, you choose to coexist with humans.

I decided to give up when I saw Li Hui being taken away. It's an insult to intelligence. Why bother writing about strange beasts in such a complicated way? They're all cheating. Why not just find a mountain forest to devour and become stronger? Do strong people need to consider other people's opinions?

I can't quite put my finger on what's wrong with this description, but it's not particularly appealing.

This book violates the fundamental principles of the "monster genre." Born as beasts, yet willingly serving as human lackeys, it's destined to be unacceptable to readers. The "monster genre" involves establishing power to exterminate humans, even including cannibalism.

There's a book on the app next door where the protagonist transmigrates into an albino Siberian tiger. I read the first three volumes and was completely overwhelmed by its addictive quality. It also follows the path of spiritual energy revival, but the protagonist is stronger because he has a system.

Why are all these writers of monster-themed stories so sneaky? The characters are portrayed as invincible beasts, and humanity is on the verge of extinction. When writing about mythical beasts, it's like humans are as strong as their fathers...

Those not of our kind are sure to have different hearts. Even if you were human in your past life, how could you not understand this principle? If you don't want to fight your own people (I actually agree, especially against soldiers), and can't bring yourself to do it, then why stay in the Central Plains?