Kung Fu Panda: Starting with Health-Preserving Fists

At the end of chapter 63, the dog suddenly becomes a spirit, which is outrageous. This isn't some apocalyptic zombie story; the dog doesn't have superpowers. This is just an ordinary mongrel dog, all it knows is stealing exotic animal meat to eat, and it even knows how much to eat. It doesn't need any exercise, and it's small too.

It's all so pointless. They should have just written about people. Now they've got people who are neither human nor beast. They're supposed to be human, but they have bear bodies; they're supposed to be beasts, but they spend all their time among humans. If it weren't for the protagonist, they'd be cooked long ago. They're practically becoming monstrous creatures. Their bodies need a lot of nourishment; none of the experts seem to have any ideas.

Is this one? 😃

It's such a shame that such a good book as "Non-Human Players" was abandoned.

The latest chapter is starting to poison us. First, the protagonist, being the strongest, gets the smallest share of the spoils. Then, the author forcibly demotes the leader of the Canal Gang before the big battle, making things unpleasant for his own core members. Two poisonous moves in a row—is the author trying to flop? 😜

I used to specialize in reading about mythical creatures, from the very early ones until the genre completely collapsed. Few authors in this genre ever had a good ending. I seriously suspect that there was an unseen hand that cut off the author on the spot. Do you think this book is an exception?

It was enjoyable to read, but why so many negative reviews? Especially the part about nitpicking over a dog – it was almost laughable. Fantasy novels are all about such trivialities. 🙂

This book currently has two major flaws. First, the dog inexplicably becomes intelligent. Judging from the protagonist and Chen Li's behavior, it's clear that supplementing the diet with exotic beast meat requires a foundation, but the dog can eat it without any apparent reason. Although it eats a small amount, it later even knows how to take medicinal baths.

The author's recent foreshadowing has indeed been very successful in arousing readers' interest, but have you considered that you are neither a platinum author nor a top-tier author, and you don't have a base of readers? At your update speed of two chapters a day, unless you finish this in two days, if you drag it out for one or two weeks, the number of readers will definitely decrease…

It was still somewhat readable before, but chapter 65 was utterly insulting to my intelligence. Regardless of how the author crafted the plot, this chapter reached the absolute limit of human idiocy.