From a Fawn to a Deer Saint Who Reaches the Heavens

The reason why readers dislike the protagonist helping others is because the protagonist saves someone and then causes a lot of trouble. It's a typical case of good deeds being punished. Around chapter 10, the protagonist saves someone, which attracts a huge crowd of people to the mountain to search for treasure, including hunters and martial artists.

Um, honestly, why bring along a completely useless little deer?

A deer with the bloodline of a golden beetle? I'm truly impressed.

Nine-colored deer, nine-colored divine light…🙂

They're already into the "mythical beast" genre, and they still need a deer as the female lead? Seriously? Can't they write a book without a female lead and supporting female characters?

I haven't read the content yet, but the title reminds me of a novel I read before about a deer who traveled through multiple worlds and had a nine-colored deer as his bloodline. It's a pity it was abandoned.

Seeing this book reminded me of the novel "The Deer Demon Chasing the Deer" 😭😭😭

I've spent the money, given the monthly pass, and even got recommended, and then you just vanished. Others know you had a secondary account.

Deer are aggressive creatures and not to be trifled with.

The idea that a mountain god can't transform is ridiculous. Would he grab food with his hooves at a banquet? Sitting there with his hooves raised, what kind of monstrosity is that? Without transformation, he's just a beast, wagging his tail and showing his butt—it's disgusting.