Under One Person: Fulu Panda

I don't understand how the author arranged it. It's not a human being or a national treasure. It's just a beginning of practice and it wants to run around. It's not a world of immortality or Taoism! Well, even in such a world, a monster who has just practiced Qi and has not yet established a foundation! I just want to run to the human world. Have you figured out how to die?

Can you write about pandas? Have you ever been a panda? You take it for granted when you write like this.

Have you ever seen a panda? Do you know how pandas call?

Wandering for 49 years? You know nothing about history

I find this subject really funny. Will humans let you go after they discover you have human intelligence? For example, after a creature with intelligence comparable to humans is discovered in the real world, what do you think will happen to it? Studying in captivity is the best possible outcome.

This introduction has the flavor of a girl's video. If the panda were replaced by a 3-year-old cute baby or a cute pet, wouldn't this be a purely classic female video?

Giant pandas have evolved for 8 million years and switched from omnivorous to vegetarian. The T1R1 gene in their ancestors has lost activity and cannot sense the umami taste of meat. Bamboo has become their staple food, but it is difficult to digest and requires more than 10 hours a day to eat.

The farming plot is quite well written, but I would personally recommend that you stay less involved in the intrigues and intrigues of the original novel. After all, in a modern society with a legal system, one person has a grudge, which can only make it easy for legal sanctions to be biased.

Are you writing about the days after the Anti-Japanese War? By changing the name, I thought I was reading a Pokémon fan?

I thought it was Kung Fu Panda

After this book was put on the shelves, the adventures of the male protagonist and Feng Baobao were basically gone, and they were kept together with a Northeastern woman in her thirties.

I really don't know what you're writing about. At that time, the panda was still a national treasure? If I see you, I will definitely take you back and stew you

It's a pity, the character portrayal is okay, but what I want to see is Lao Chen Lai's sentence "For whom does the angry fist hold? To protect the country and the country, Taoism will naturally eliminate inner demons." Rather than a baby.

A stranger unwilling to break the law? Then why do you write novels? If you encounter trouble, you can just call the police. Why should you practice cultivation? In a world where great power belongs to oneself, if you can't think clearly about things when you encounter them, then why should you cultivate your mind?

I think the language is a bit childish... Maybe it's because I'm not used to this style, and I've only read a few chapters.

Have you ever been a panda? Just write it here and take it for granted (manual dog head)

The main character is so naive that you can watch it without any brains.

What exactly was written after it was put on the shelf? I think the fandom under one person is watching you farming? I didn't produce anything. I feel like Ooka wrote whatever he thought of.

This reminds me of an anime where a pig's feet turn into pandas and back again

This writing is too watery, with a little plot and more than ten chapters.

It's all booked, I hope there won't be any eunuchs or unfinished products.

I feel like the author writes very well on a daily basis, keep up the good work

Under One Man + Pandaren, are there any heads-up?

The protagonist's spiritual path is written in great detail. Real spiritual practice is not like games or mindless articles, where you upgrade all the way. It needs to be seen, experienced, and practiced. According to the general routine, whether it is leveling up to defeat monsters and challenge others, or dominating the world, or being invincible and showing off, it is very boring. It is a fantasy-style mindless and refreshing article. The author's writing is very interesting. Whether it is the knowledge of spiritual practice or the various types of other practitioners who appear in the article, it may be based on the information, or it may be compiled by the author himself, which is all good. The author further depicts the world view of one person in more detail, adding a lot of historical sense to it, whether it is inheritance, grievances, hatred, and others. Don't say that the protagonist doesn't respect the law. At that time, New China had just emerged and it was still very chaotic. It was not completely peaceful. Unlike now, everything is governed by the law and is under the control of the state. As for Baobao, she is the absolute main character in One Person. From Baobao, she can naturally intervene in the core stories of the older generation in the past, such as the Jiashen Rebellion and the Eight Wonders. Moreover, after the protagonist transforms into a panda, he is introduced into a strange world by a baby and gains energy, which creates a bond. This is how group portraits are written. The protagonists each have their own personalities and different abilities. They each perform their own duties and rely on each other. Who says you have to be a lone ranger? Then the other characters are turned into vassals, with the women as confidantes and the men as younger brothers. What's the point of that? Are you sure it's not obscenity? And as a fan who likes Sister Baoer very much, the baby in this article is also the absolute protagonist. She has not been marginalized, forgotten or ignored in an understatement. Instead, she has been portrayed and guided in her growth, and the author is gradually improving her life experience and character. It's good, really comfortable.