Leisurely World of Beasts: the Group Favors Her and Brings Her Cubs to Engage in Infrastructure Construction

It's well written, plain and heartwarming. Friends who like this kind of novel can read it. I didn't see the paid chapter because it's a pity that the book didn't let me feel the hardships of the beast world. What I wanted to read was probably leading the tribe to survive through hardships? The main story at the beginning of the novel is about the rough and tumble life with the male protagonist. Both of them are cubs. Then the female protagonist reveals some skills to change the lives of the tribe. It seems that everything is going smoothly without any obstacles or setbacks. The writing is very good and coherent. Unfortunately, it is too bland for me, a bit fluid, and it doesn't take long for the cub to speak freely and coherently, and can run and jump. Emmm, even though it is the world of beasts, some aspects still feel a bit inconsistent.

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It is a relatively pure story about farming in the world of beasts. The Golden Finger is thicker and even a bit fantasy. Not to mention the power of totems and plant superpowers, there is also a nonsensical "god creation" - not only gives the heroine an inexplicable "mission of time travel", but also "treasure books" and search functions of various skills and knowledge "dropped from the sky"! (I feel like the author's own mother is quite a bitch. She wanted to combine the benefits of a knowledge system without the title of "system text", so she secretly changed the concept.) The plot is mainly about the daily farming infrastructure of a certain tribe. The content is bland and warm, but it's quite good! The most noteworthy thing is - there are not so many trivial "house fights", we work together to farm, hunt and develop, so we don't feel tired watching! However, the hostess's character is not quite "perfect" - she is stubborn, idealistic and willful! The female protagonist was originally a modern plant researcher, but she was recognized as a "saint" because of fetal transfusion. Therefore, in the process of leading the tribe to farm and build infrastructure, not only did she not encounter any internal resistance, she also received full support from everyone above and below! However, it is nice to see no "internal strife" due to tiredness, but the lack of external struggle is a bit too idealistic! Apart from a few descriptions of natural disasters such as drought, meteorites falling from the sky, and beast tides, the overall plot is a bit too smooth, especially in terms of tribal diplomacy! And the one who leads all of this is mainly the heroine - she believes that with the super-era skills and knowledge she brings, her tribe is already the strongest in the world of beasts, and there is no need to communicate with the outside world, nor does she want to break the ideal life of "Utopia"! Well, let's not talk about the pros and cons of "working behind closed doors". It is understandable that the heroine has character flaws (she doesn't like to socialize and is even a bit xenophobic). Appropriate adjustments to the plot can be made, such as letting other characters or even the male protagonist make up for the shortcomings! However, what is speechless is that the plot master is also quite willful and simply let the entire tribe "isolate" together! Even if an unexpected visitor comes to ask for help, he will hide his merit and fame and continue to suffer! The male protagonist is more like a pet-type tool that satisfies the female protagonist's emotional needs! In addition, there are also inconsistencies in the setting and lack of plot in the article! For example, it was originally set that the beast meat on the beast tide cannot be eaten! Because it contains violent energy, orcs can temporarily improve their abilities after eating it, but they will become useless afterward. Therefore, many old orcs take the initiative to die in the beast tide! But when the tribe encountered a tide of beasts during their migration, they inexplicably turned into edible meat. . . There is also the "fleeting" "male and female fruit" setting - male and female partners can share totem power, because careless picking caused the male and female pairs of several pairs of fruits to be confused, and then. . Nothing more! At first I thought I missed it while listening to the book, but it turned out not to be! But the plot eunuch! All in all, although there are many imperfections in this work, it is still worth watching because of the plot that does not cause internal friction, is not tiring, and unites for development!

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