No Beast Girl on the Western Front

A tragedy about literary youth, if your life is too smooth, you can watch it if you want to find some depression.

? What are you writing... Just delete the love tag and the two-dimensional tag, and then change it to the military zone. This is more in line with what you want to write. It will save you..., I should say, it will save you scolding You are just like the minotaur in the pure love novel, even worse than the green turtle man... My suggestion is to hurry up and change the zone, so as to save more people from seeing it and spitting out fragrance

It is a work composed of pure blackness and hell jokes. I read a few chapters casually from the middle and subscribed to a few chapters for content. Basically, it can be said that this book is really niche. The protagonist is a real camera expert, and his role is to discover all kinds of cruelty on the battlefield. Ideologically, they are empty-headed and just goofing around. I guess after the author has finished writing the hell jokes and the cruelty of war, the protagonist will suddenly hear the news of armistice and peace talks on a normal morning, and then it will be over.

Here I suggest that literary youths are not worthy of writing novels

Just, I don't know why, but I signed this book after I paid 20 for it. Anyway, I've signed everything, so I'll do double updates first to see the results. That's it.

Now that I see it, I feel that all the characters are designed to serve death. After understanding it, I will no longer have feelings for the characters. The most attractive part of this book is the characters. There is no plot driving force. The essence is to dismember the heavy-mouthed book.

Norma (horse girl): was shot in the chest and died of her injuries. Troy (horse girl): shot in the abdomen and died. Pony (Ma Niang, Troy No. 2, Pony No. 1): The traction rope broke while towing the heavy artillery, causing internal rupture and death. Pony No. 2 (Ma Niang): was overturned by the blast of a shell and buried, suffocating to death. Wang Cai (Dog Girl): Same as above. Grace (Niu Niu): Broken by a cannonball. Ella (Dog Girl): The trachea and arteries were shattered by bullets, and she died. It's uncomfortable. I felt uncomfortable for a long time without Sister Niutou, but Ella disappeared again. However, the death of each beast girl in the past has pushed the protagonist to move forward. The death of Niu Niu directly led to PTSD. I don't know how the death of Ella will change the protagonist. It continues to feel uncomfortable. . . Current survivors: Ruby (squirrel girl), Lassie (dog girl), Xiao An (sheep), Alpha (dog girl), Stephen (horse girl), Judy (rabbit)

It's not that scary, I picked it up pretty quickly, the content is very interesting, and I seem to have found a book of good quality.

I can finally see it clearly. Every beast girl who has untied her heart has just opened her heart on the front foot, and then says on the back foot, you are a human, I will fucking stab you to death.

My evaluation is that it is better to delete the selling point of the two-dimensional beast-eared girl and just write it as a pure battle?

One person's blood letter! I pray that the author will travel through time in the novel and become a beast mother on the front line! ! !

The writing is very good, but I am dying of this and that every day. It's like watching a pornographic novel but it's all ntr pornographic plots. It's disgusting.

I have never had such a strong desire to complain. The lead protagonist, as a top student in scientific research competition among universities, was forced to join the army not long after the war started. He was not a second-line researcher who cooperated with the military, but a Teletubbies. What kind of country can do this, even if it is a book that sends liberal arts students up in times of difficulty, that is, what kind of student army is the bald man doing to let his hematopoietic stem cells go to the surface of the body as the first line of defense? This country does not respect academic time so much. Doesn't it mean that universities and other academic circles have no say at all? Is this country two empires or a magical country in Africa? And there are extremely advanced biotechnology that can produce orcs, so what about other aspects. The development of actual aviation technology has led to the development of many related technologies, and many things in modern society are its extensions. Let's not talk about what this technology will bring. The sterility and low temperature required for light research require some preconditions and precision instruments. To ensure sterility instead of creating a source of plague, various chemical products are needed. You can't use distillation to make alcohol for disinfection. Precision instruments for cultivation require a sufficient industrial base. Could it be that these machines are holy relics made by masters. Low temperature requires at least electricity, so we don't plan to rely on ice cubes to achieve a low temperature environment. Need I say more about what is needed for a generator that can stably supply electricity? After completing these pre-requisite technologies, even if the weapons are suppressed, it will not reach that level. Or should we say that these orcs are not scientific genetic modification but some kind of black magic. As for bringing orcs to the front line, there are still various restrictions, so why not bring some Algren. As long as your IQ is at a reasonable level, you don't have to worry about being forced. And do you know about military dogs? Can't we make some enhanced versions of hounds based on dogs? How effective can a group of large burrowing dogs be in trench warfare?

Whoever the protagonist has sex with will die, right? That's invincible. I hope you can continue to update and persevere to disgust your readers. 👍👍👍My evaluation is that if you live a happy life and are healthy physically and mentally, then you must read this book. This way you can be disgusted in a better life.

Why are there such swords? When will the protagonist become strong enough to protect these beast girls? Author, you are so cruel. Don't treat beast girls like this. Can the author's main beast girls not die?

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Purely daily, the part I'm watching so far is basically a cycle of new beast girls, digging trenches, nagging, and belching. Basically there is no main plot. The protagonist is like Piao Ping who is drifting with the crowd. It is not clear what he wants and he does not do anything special. He just silently provides hospice care for the cannon fodder of beast mothers. There is always a feeling that the author shot the arrow first and then painted the target. He wanted to write a story with no survivors, and then added "All Quiet on the Western Front", so the protagonist's mobility was adjusted to an extremely low level. It seemed that he just wanted to make the beast girls die more comfortably. I feel that if you add some obsession to the protagonist, such as "I must bring you back alive", the main plot will automatically be generated and the story will be more exciting. For example, when Troy had diarrhea, the protagonist raised his hand and directly broke Troy's legs to prevent her from moving. Finally, he barely managed to hold her breath. She was disabled but had nowhere to go, so she could only dig trenches with a limp. Yangmei couldn't put on her helmet, so she dug two grooves for the helmet or simply sawed it. Although the protagonist can do very few things, there are still some things he can do, especially the protagonist who has a high IQ. He can make some body armor (even if it is made of iron), bring beast girls together for training, make some special equipment for beast girls, and build a good relationship with the higher-ups to do some team building to weaken the discrimination against beast girls. It feels more interesting than waiting for the beast girl to vomit blood on the ground to shoot again, and then sadly tell a hell joke.

1. What is the military rank of the protagonist Looking at the article, the protagonist always considers himself to be one level lower than an officer, does he feel like a private? But judging from the number of orcs the protagonist directly manages, the position may be squad leader or platoon leader? Then he should be in the rank of second lieutenant? But it is said at the beginning that the protagonist has been fighting for a year, and still leads a special force and joins the army as a university researcher. Even in a country of turretism, these two military positions are too low (based on the education level during World War I and World War II, middle school and high school students are already considered intellectuals, and college students are senior talents. Even if they participate in the war, take the gas warfare unit as an example, the technical officers in it are basically school officers) 2. Related to the first question, how can the recruits dare to mock the protagonist, a veteran, to his face? The article mentions that the protagonist manages the unpopular race of beast girls, but the status gap between the two in the army is so big. Even in the people's army, when a new soldier meets a veteran, he has to stand up and call the squad leader, let alone the old army. If you treat it like a spinning top, you already have good intentions 3. How can such an unrealistic order of not allowing beast girls to hold weapons (only cold weapons) be implemented at the soldier level? Why doesn't the protagonist make any effective response? How can the protagonist prepare to fight and die when he doesn't even have a gun? Back then, the Red Army knew how to rob the enemy without guns or artillery due to objective conditions. When the US military in Southeast Asia was cut off from supplies by MacArthur, they were thinking of ways to rub radio guns and cannons. Faced with such an absurd and outrageous order, the protagonist actually chose to obey? The biggest resistance is to let his beast girls use themselves to get meager supplies? Is this what the protagonist does? Even if you hide two guns secretly, how about bribing the logistics? And although it is not directly stated in the article, according to the description in the article, it seems that the protagonist's army is not in short supply 4. As a comrade who has carried a gun together, why can the frontline soldiers be so hostile to beast mothers as always? The article clearly states that the Beast Girl is an advanced weapon. As a soldier, why would you hate an easy-to-use gun or an advanced cannon? Because they are not of my race, their hearts must be different? This reason is a bit too unreasonable 5. Following up on the previous question, if it is really because they are not of my race, their hearts must be different, and the discrimination received by the beast mother is too slight. In reality, examples of people who suffer from this kind of discrimination are either sent to concentration camps to be slaughtered or exiled. But what kind of discrimination does the beast mother receive? Can't get to the table to eat? Rather than systematic discrimination, this feels more like bullying of the protagonist's team. The protagonist is obviously the hero who first discovered the chlorine gas attack and saved the lives of the entire company. How are he and his soldiers treated like this? 6. The protagonist in the opening chapter has been in the war for a year, and according to the description in the article, the protagonist has been managing beast girls this year. Logically speaking, the protagonist should have accumulated considerable management experience. Then why in the first chapter, when the protagonist's direct subordinate Lacey received the protagonist's order, her first reaction was still "But, the order is from above" On one side is the senior official who sent him to the battlefield to die, and on the other is the leader who lives and dies with him. , It is completely unreasonable that she would take the orders from above into consideration when making a decision (note that when Lacey said this, she had just been bombarded by artillery, and they were still on the edge of the crater. It was the most intense period of the war, not any time when the situation had eased slightly). Or is it that the protagonist actually doesn't care that much about his subordinates and just uses them as a tool to vent his sexual desires? 7. Which company and regiment does the protagonist belong to? What are the specific combat tasks during the battle (raiding which position and holding which position, protecting logistics or delivering orders, or observing the combat ability of the beast mother)? Looks like it belongs to Company B? But why is he going out to conduct reconnaissance at one time and moving logistics with the beast girl at the same time, communicating with the company next door, and going to the hospital to help move the wounded? Who is the protagonist responsible for, and who is responsible for the protagonist? If he was a private, what about his squad leader? If he is the squad leader, where is his platoon leader? If he is the platoon commander, where is his company commander? Why do you look around and see that there are all named soldiers and so-called "generals from above"? How does your army operate? Or is he the director of the Beast Girl Army? But this doesn't match up with the main character doing odd jobs everywhere. Or is it a combined force? But in the combined force, you also have your own direct superiors. What about people and your own tasks? In Chapter 19 and 20, why did two random soldiers (original text: gas bomb detector Miller) assign their mission to the protagonist? Or the extremely important task of tracking poison gas? If this task is not done well, there is a chance that everyone on your side will be wiped out. So the two sides just handed over like this? When the company commander is not around and there is no written record? In such an unorganized and undisciplined situation, did the protagonist really accept this mission and let his own people die? Why do you feel that compared to the inhuman general above whom the author has always stressed, you, the protagonist, are less like a human being? The subordinates who follow a leader like the protagonist are really unlucky for eight lifetimes. If they don't die, who will die? The people in the company next door know how to throw the blame for dangerous tasks away. Not only did the protagonist take on a dangerous mission that didn't belong to him, but he actually actually helped others seriously? Even if you don't work hard 8. What does the protagonist think of this war and the camp he is currently in? What plans and actions are he preparing for? Why do I feel like the protagonist is in this state now: On the battlefield: Being forced to fight by the higher-ups, the higher-ups are so inhumane, I'm so angry, I'm so sad when my subordinate Beast Girl dies, war is too cruel; Leaving the battlefield: Flirting with the Beast Girl, it's so cool! The chopping of the fried beast girl is so cool! No matter what the war, the future, the sufferings, the sacrifices, as long as I can stir up the beast girls under my command, no, why did we start fighting again just after I was stirred up? Oh, war is too cruel 9. What on earth did the author want to write? A serious war story? Don't even consider what I said before. You spent a lot of time writing about how the protagonist flirts with the beast girls and how to get along with them in their "estrus" period. The protagonist has no plan for facing the war. Even if he complains to his superior and asks him to give you two guns, it is considered a pretense. He has only briefly touched on the combat training of beast girls. Anyone who comes here will think that it is a harem novel; Writing a love harem novel? Your description of the war scene is also quite detailed. The sword man also needs to describe the specific death of the beast mother, but I don't have any emotional fluctuations. After a few chapters, I can only remember the character's name, and I can't even remember her personality. Writing such a detailed death scene, what else can I do except say that the war is too cruel The protagonist looked at his fallen teammates and showed neither hatred for the war nor his efforts to save his teammates (author The author may be to show the protagonist's numbness, but this is the first time the reader has read this book, and the reader is not numb. I think it should be expressed appropriately), but chooses to show that he chooses to let his teammates die more happily, which is very scary for a "protagonist" - this directly tells the reader: This is not a protagonist in a popular novel, this is just a struggling in the war, low ability, and numbness that is paralyzing ordinary people. It's strange for such a protagonist that the people under the protagonist's side do not die. And this useless golden finger, the author, you know it is useless, why did you write about it? In order to highlight the frivolity of the protagonist by telling those few not-so-funny hell jokes? That's not necessary, the protagonist is already frivolous enough. One second he was telling his teammates not to be under too much psychological pressure due to the death of his companions, and the next second he started planning when to go to bed with his teammates. Did they go to bed because of the excessive psychological pressure caused by the war, or because they wanted to cherish every moment of these precarious days? No, it's just because the beast mother is in estrus. This reason is so realistic and cold that I can't find words to describe it other than exaggeration. All in all, I think the biggest problem with this book is not how many people were killed but the disqualification of the protagonist, the conflict between the setting and the character's behavior, and the emphasis on the struggle between the left and right brains. Faced with the unreasonable policies of his superiors, the protagonist cannot find any useful countermeasures and can only choose to endure; Faced with the contempt of his colleagues, the protagonist cannot give a strong response and can only remain silent; Faced with the needs and expectations of his subordinates, the protagonist cannot make a substantive response (keeping them away from dangerous areas and gaining the ability to protect themselves, and then offering a sufficient price to buy their lives) and can only use the points he has saved so hard to exchange for two cans and flirt with them. I don't know how the author plans to write after borrowing it. I wish the author will write better as he writes

After reading dozens of chapters, when will the male protagonist rise to prominence? If it is because I am afraid that I will exert my energy and let more beast girls go to the battlefield, I feel guilty, but in my opinion, letting beast girls die in obscurity on the battlefield is even more hellish, and it does not help to improve the status of beast girls after the war. To improve the status of beast girls, they should make themselves famous and let more beast girls enter the battlefield. Give me a description of the feeling. Behind it is a primitive society of public ownership, where people drink blood and cannot eat enough; in the front is a society of private ownership slavery that oppresses and exploits but can still eat enough. The protagonist is in the middle of the changes of the times. Emotionally, he neither wants to stay in the old era, nor rationally, he does not want to create a new era. Heaven? Hell? Humans who exploit beast girls are not qualified to judge

To say that killing the beast-eared girl is to play with contrast and trample on fantasy, and then to flatter oneself how realistic, ideal and advanced is is an act of praise. It's as if it's not disgusting to let the animal-eared girl have sex with the protagonist and then take on the role of a deliberately twisted male protagonist. As long as some people like this, let's look at the military logic.

Before meeting Pine, the squirrel was still called the Squirrel.

The protagonist's knowledge of modern people is basically only used to show off in front of girls. The story is like that of a dark dungeon, where you go to the battlefield and die, and then go back and rely on Ai to restore your sanity. Basically the protagonist does not have any subjective actions. The new guy reported it, and relied on Shue to build a good relationship. Then someone died, and he relied on Shue to return to San. The protagonist looks like a shy cameraman

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It feels like the protagonist has lost his feelings. Even if the two parties have slept with each other, in his heart he is still just a comrade-in-arms, not a comrade-in-arms plus family member. The only one who can remember the name of the beast girl is the character card.

I always feel that Sean, the sheep character, is so annoying. He has no special characteristics and is often held back. As a result, this kind of person lives the longest. Are you angry?

So this book should actually be called Pine's Memoirs🤔

There is an extra story where all the beast girls after death travel to the earth and become humans and start living 🙂

If a time traveler comes over and asks the protagonist if this is World War I or World War II, how will the protagonist react? 😏