Livestreaming as a Forest Ranger: I Found a South China Tiger from the Start

He also broadcast live on forest protection. He was living well in the forest, but he was exposed by this dog protagonist 😰

It's a good novel, but if you insist on being able to understand the words of animals, I can't stand it anymore.

It's a pity that the dog still said something😰

To popularize science here, both Douyin and Kuaishou will only sign contracts with potential top anchors in the category, and they need to observe for a period of time before contacting them to sign a contract. There is no such thing as signing a contract on the second day after the broadcast starts. Third-party guilds will dig up anchors everywhere because they can deceive one by one. Anyway, they have no losses, but third-party guilds cannot limit the flow of anyone they want. It's said that I was addicted at first, so I could barely read it, but when I saw the chapter about the platform's "official guild" looking for the protagonist, I really couldn't stand it. I guess the author has little experience in social work, so he wrote it as a matter of course.

If it were simply animal affinity and sensing emotions, it would be fine. There is a guy who can listen to the language of animals and animals have an IQ similar to that of an adult.

The poachers who watched your live broadcast must have burst into laughter. You have revealed your whereabouts so well. It is unreasonable for me not to shoot you a few times.

It's very well written, I suggest you don't write it anymore

The protagonist is a bit like a holy mother, so she doesn't fight back like this.

I read a book about a forest ranger's live broadcast before. The protagonist in the book discovered rare plants in the mountains he was responsible for, and precious minerals were directly auctioned at high prices in the live broadcast room. There were actually rich people who directly auctioned off these national properties at high prices. Haha, does this book have any of these legally illiterate plots?

The poison is so deep that I dare not watch it anymore