I Asked You to Start a Chicken Farm, So How Did It Become a Zoo?

Everything else in this book is nothing special, except for that character Zhao Qiang, who is truly wicked. His background is incredibly powerful. I read 94 chapters, and he attacked the protagonist four times, but nothing happened to him. The first time they met on the road, a Tibetan mastiff attacked the protagonist.

The author's fantasy goes too far. Saving people for millions is understandable if the rescued families are wealthy, and the eagle knows about gold mines but lacks that kind of knowledge—it's just entertaining to watch. But the scene of a wild boar being killed in a rural village, and the villagers rushing to give it away—if it were something small, like eggs, vegetables, fish, or free goat milk…

Chapter Nine needs revision. The golden eagle perched on my shoulder—let's not even talk about whether I can carry it. What about its claws? Does it not need my shoulder?

Currently, there don't seem to be any major problems, but there are quite a few minor issues. For example, one golden eagle is perched on someone's shoulder, and another is using a golden eagle to locate people by scent, etc.

It was already outrageous that the golden eagle could grab a rock half a person's height and smash it against a car. Then it flew more than ten kilometers away and uprooted a wild apple tree full of fruit, carrying it all the way home to give to the gorilla as a birthday present. Later, it even developed a baby golden monkey in the canopy of that tree and brought it back with it. It's getting more and more outrageous. May I ask which cave this golden eagle immortal is cultivating in?

Putting that aside, the eagle just stood on his shoulder. Even if he had a head of bronze and arms of iron, he could tolerate it! Bajiquan is lost, but in a parallel world, that's tolerable too! The eagle was able to grab him and fly him around the bedroom. It wasn't grabbing a person, it was grabbing a chicken! I want to read some lighthearted and funny stories, not stories that make me lose my mind.

An elderly woman in the village was sentenced to prison because wild boars kept eating the crops in her fields. She electrocuted a wild boar, killed it, and ate it. The government regulates this very strictly.

Why are all these works being released after only 30-something chapters? Seven o'clock is going crazy!

Should we change "gorilla" to "chimpanzee"? Aside from the things they do for working out, everything they do is chimpanzee stuff—climbing roofs, climbing trees. Can a silverback gorilla even do that with its physique?

I've noticed something. All the problems in this book disappear if you treat the Golden Eagle as a female time traveler.