Beastly Forward

The game was quite exciting, but... Can the author have some common sense? Natalie was born in 1981. The protagonist was 19 years old in 2009... How old do you think Natalie is? And it's her first time? I'm speechless. Just have fun. Foreign women aren't as innocent as you portray them to be. Thank you.

The author is quite capable, writing so much, but the problem is that he overhyped it. His physique is amazing, and he's afraid of his agent? Is that even possible? Too unrealistic. These days, novels portray men as too subservient to women. Every successful person has their own principles and beliefs; it's impossible to completely change one's core values, only to make adjustments. Novels that depict fundamental conflicts are often very well-written.

I didn't see the protagonist being particularly powerful; instead, I enjoyed his impotent rage. The scene where the protagonist was injured was disgusting and nauseating—a forced, pointless, and melodramatic emotional manipulation. He boasted about his incredible physical abilities, only to be immediately proven wrong and injured. The impotent rage, combined with the emotional manipulation, was utterly repulsive.

This book is terrible. It boasts so much at the beginning, but when it gets beaten up, all it can do is bark and rage helplessly. It's supposed to be the strongest beast, but it's just a mad dog on a leash.

That's ridiculous! The Grizzlies' manager is a Chinese woman? Dream on!

Is this a ferocious beast? It's so soft.

Modern people are practically useless, yet they claim their physical abilities are better than in ancient times? Shame on you! Ask the older generation. My dad, in his youth, could lift over 400 pounds, even 200 kilograms. He could hug a six-meter telephone pole. Physical strength comes entirely from training; modern people are basically incapable of even killing a chicken.

Go to WWE and take down Tyson? You've got the wrong place!

I don't know why, but this book just makes me lose all desire to continue reading. It's unbelievable, considering this is my favorite genre. But I just can't get into it.

I don't want to read this book, not because of its writing quality—I haven't read it before. Simply because my name is "Li Feng," and I can't imagine seeing a character with the same name as me in a book.