Livestreaming the Making of Beastfolk Girls

I've reached Chapter 21, and it's quite interesting. The plot is a bit unconventional. For example, the one who saves the female lead isn't a tall, imposing male beastman with fan-shaped patterns in his eyes—that's a bit out of place. And after rescuing her, instead of treating her as a pet or a wife, she's raised like a child—that's also a bit unusual.

Interesting, but there aren't enough.

It's quite creative, seems pretty good, and worth recommending. I'll continue reading.

Wow, this jellyfish illusion is way too much! It can even affect electronic devices. How did it evolve? Did some primitive civilization develop the use of electromagnetism, or do jellyfish use magic?

I hope this book won't be abandoned because of poor grades. I really love it; it opened up a new world for me and helped me nurture young seedlings.

Seedlings! Very good. Especially the comments in the first 12 chapters, they're hilarious. Hope it continues to maintain this high quality!

To prevent this book from becoming unavailable later, even the socially awkward person has come out as a scapegoat; the author will know someone is following the book when they see me!

The abstract style contains a hint of logic, but the description of the other world is somewhat vague. I suggest the author personally experience traveling to that world. 😎

The studio's writing, about half of them are similar, but that one has more words.

It's visually appealing, creative, and well-written.