
Reborn as a Lion, Starting with Self-Discipline
重生为狮,从自律开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 563k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Is there a Lu Mingfei in this lion's eyes? #Funny
Main character's appearance (early stage)
Frost Cub
Lu Mingfei seemed to be hidden in the lion's eyes.
Hahahaha
Can it evolve into a "Tech Lion"?
Author, do you know the stride frequency of a lion? A lion cub's normal stride frequency is several times that of a human, and it can be doubled by deliberately taking small, quick steps. Humans take 60-80 minutes to walk 10,000 steps, so how could a lion cub, whose cadence is several times that of a human, need 6 hours to walk 20,000 steps? Can you please check the data? There's already a factual error in only the second chapter.
Wild Lion 🙂 has sex 10 times a day for a week.
Those animals, I think they're called hyenas, are always circling around the lion pride. If they were abandoned, they'd probably be gone in half an hour.
Frost Cub
Frost Lion Cub (Juvenile Form)
Godfathers, please continue reading!
Please continue reading. It's really important to keep reading a new book; without doing so, there's no point in recommending it. Dear book-loving adopters, please scroll to the last page of the latest chapter, thank you!
I read it in one go. It wasn't particularly good, but it had almost no flaws. So, I'd better get back to writing. —Author