The White Bear Who Rose to Power in Animal City

Some people in the comments section said it was unreasonable, and gave examples of animals like rhinos and elephants wearing 10-millimeter-thick iron armor charging into battle, which could easily defeat humans. First, the protagonist arrives in Zootopia in 1918, so the second death of the Bear King must have occurred after 1918. The Maxim machine gun was invented in 1884.

One strange thing is that the author sets the protagonist's combat power to the point that he could destroy the world single-handedly, yet he is forced to make a pact with humanity, whose military power was comparable to that of World War I, resulting in animal-like beings receiving a status even lower than that of Black people.

What can I say about this book? If I had read it earlier, even though I scored first in the national civil service exam, my essay score might have been a few points higher. Tsk... Sometimes it really is quite accurate...

I'm actually quite curious. Based on the strength you described, powerful animals like bears, elephants, and rhinos could easily wear 1cm bulletproof plates on the battlefield, wield recoilless rifles or heavy machine guns with one hand, and pretend to be battlefield superheroes.

This was sent by a fellow book lover; it's great, so this is mine. The second incarnation of the Bear Emperor looked roughly like this, but even more ferocious.

The timeline of this book begins in the late 1920s, during the Prohibition era. Since the first world is Zootopia, the main character is an animal-human—a polar bear. This book is about the gradual merging of worlds. Every time the protagonist dies, the world begins a merging process, and the protagonist's physique and soul increase tenfold.

At first, I thought the protagonist only had some fighting ability, and that he would be countered by artillery and missiles. But later, I realized his power level was basically between demigod and god, and he was immortal. The fact that he could be countered is truly astounding. I initially thought Zootopia was already built, but it wasn't.

It's good! I've been searching for Zootopia fanfiction for a long time, and I finally found this book. So far, it's pretty good, and the various worlds blend together well. Looking for similar books.

Society is sick, and the protagonist can both treat the symptoms and prevent the disease. Hey, they're not going to treat it, they're just prescribing immune-boosting treatments, it's just a joke.

The 10-year-old Shennong has been identified. If Chapter 26 continues to be written with this quality, it's definitely a masterpiece, worthy of being a legendary work.