Raising Big Cats in Siberia

He keeps spending money, even under various restrictions imposed by the other party. The protagonist isn't a rich kid. He seems too much like a student, completely out of touch with reality.

Animal protection doesn't mean turning animals into useless animals.

I'm warning you, tofu pudding, if you ever become a eunuch, I'll definitely have to fuck you!!!

Halfway through reading it reminded me of why I hadn't read the book about forest rangers before. There's too much homogenization; they keep rescuing animals, one after another. The stories interspersed throughout seem as if the author came up with them on the spur of the moment, wrote them down, and then forgot about them immediately. Honestly, this book will probably be abandoned eventually, since the author needs to make a living too.

This book feels a bit too idealistic. It tries to save everything, and it doesn't care about the antlers or hides of dead animals; it just buries them without any regard for human needs. It's like it's detached from the realities of life!

This story is quite expensive. It involves hiring people, buying vehicles and machinery, building wooden houses, and rescuing animals. The protagonist's father only owns three pet hospitals, not three top-tier hospitals. They should have just had the protagonist win a big prize. Besides, is Russia really that rich? With so many researchers, veterinary clinics, various equipment and medicines, and even rescuing deer, how much funding would that require?

The writing style is good, but isn't it a bit too slice-of-life? Aren't you planning to add live streaming? It allows you to pad the word count and add more content. Adventure-like elements could also be driven by fans, and handling the dialogue well seems like a win-win situation.

Author, please start over. Too many people disliked the beginning of this book; it lacked any human touch. Just stick to the pace of the first book. Perhaps you should directly write about animal rights activists with some superpowers, rescuing animals that have wandered into the steel city and releasing them back into nature, fighting against illegal cruelty and poaching.

Although it has a cheat system, it's practically the same as not having one, and the weapons aren't explained either, making it very frustrating to read.

The main issue is that my blood sugar was found to be very high during last week's physical exam, with a fasting level of over 12. The doctor advised me to adjust my diet and have a follow-up check-up on Monday. I had a glycated glucose tolerance test done at the outpatient clinic on Monday, which showed insulin resistance, and I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.