Raising Babies in the Primitive World

The writing is excellent, but the content is too graphic. A woman is sexually assaulted by so many men... Oh beasts, and she seems to enjoy it; her mentality is incredibly strong. Every capable male beast in the book would fall for her, otherwise he'd be dead. She's the only good person; any other woman, even if she's not bad, would feel guilty towards her. My habit of finishing a book before reading it has backfired; it's really not easy!

The female lead has a princess complex and double standards; although the plot is acceptable, it's sometimes quite awkward.

This was my first time reading a beastman/animal fiction novel... I thought it was pretty good. After finishing it, I started reading other novels, but I still think this one is the best. The only problem is the slow update speed. Although I felt the female lead was very unlucky, constantly being kidnapped, it was necessary for the plot.

Personal opinion: The female lead's character needs some polishing. Sometimes her values ​​seem a bit off, and she's a bit dramatic. She says she dislikes someone, but secretly feels sweet when they protect her. She's also a bit narcissistic. However, overall, it's not bad written. It's rare to see such a long beastman novel. 😁😁

Where is Lance? Why didn't she have a baby?

Judging from her description, it's obvious without any foreshadowing: Nuwa, a woman with a human body and a snake's tail, whose name is Xieyin and who is about to mend the sky!

The writing is good, but the content is a bit heavy. 😍😍😍 Keep it up!

This setting detail could be better.

I like the beginning, but not the end.

I have to bookmark long, original articles when I see them; these kinds of articles are so hard to find!