I’m a Pig
我是猪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 290k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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130Chapters
861Recommendations
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To be fair, domestic pigs are more powerful than wild boars after they are allowed to feral, because domestic pigs are much larger than wild boars.
Domestic pigs do have tusks, but the reason people think they don't is because pigs are now raised for only a few months before being sold. Although domestic pigs are large, they are still immature and haven't reached the age where they grow tusks.
Goodness, that's really brave! After the 12th picture, he'll be eating people.
Don't use your brain while watching, the main character is a complete idiot!!! Including his brain!
And let me tell you, this book is remarkably similar in theme to another book I invested in, "Offering Mushrooms to a Better World."
They pretend not to see pigs being sharked, they pretend not to see pigs screaming in agony in slaughterhouses, they pretend not to see pigs having their hearts and lungs ripped out, they pretend not to see pigs being bled. All they see are the delicious food served up and the various cuisines touted. Speaking of value, who can live without pork, duck, beef, and lamb? I strongly suggest adding pigs to animal protection laws!!
The author should just change the name to "I'm fucking eating, eating, eating".
Hmm... Every time I read this book title, I feel like I'm scolding myself...
Quite Explosive title 😰
I would call this book "The Glory of the Domestic Pig".