
Protecting the Forest, Starting with Picking Up a Lynx Girl
护林从捡到猞猁妹子开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- The Forest Guard’s Journey Began When He Found the Lynx GirlEnglish name
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I can't accept it.
I can understand the author's desire to portray animals more human-like, moving beyond their animal instincts. However, I still can't accept different species living together; it reminds me of America's abstraction and the recent discussion about diversity. To me, this is no different from that; I genuinely find it difficult to accept.
A little suggestion about animal language
Animal language doesn't need to be described in too much detail; just get the general meaning. Too much detail in the use of interjections would essentially turn it into human language. Ideally, it should be like sign language, where the translation is straightforward. Of course, what we have now is fine too.
I kind of regret ordering the whole thing.
The little animals are well-written, but the numerous nonsensical and absurd events are annoying to read. What's even more annoying is the protagonist's utter stupidity; he has absolutely no emotional intelligence, and even seems to lose all his intelligence halfway through the story.
Isn't this the one with the tomato?
I've seen two hundred, I just have to get this off my chest.
The protagonist possesses the following skills and techniques: maxed-out animal affinity, maxed-out veterinary skills, maxed-out animal acupuncture and fumigation skills, animal language, and numerous traditional Chinese medicine formulas. The protagonist's family background: father is a businessman, mother is a doctor.
It started off okay, but it got worse and worse as I wrote. My emotional intelligence and IQ completely disappeared, and I forgot everything the system gave me about animals. I didn't recognize anything I encountered.
Judging by the update frequency, you can tell the author usually enters "sage mode" every three minutes.
Seriously, what's the point of writing something without all the backstabbing and disgusting scenes? I just want something heartwarming, and you're throwing in one blooper after another, almost driving me away, but the disgusting moments come in waves. Or just release a super-toxic story so I can drop it immediately, saving me the annoyance and preventing this comment from appearing in the comments section.
The biggest problem with this book is that it's written in a rush, with one event following another. It's very hurried and tiring, and despite being a slice-of-life novel, it lacks structure and rhythm.
This is a place to post some beautiful pictures.
Because there's a limit to the number of images that can be posted in the main text each day, I've put some images here that I think are nice but aren't convenient to post in the main text.