Big Clone

After reading dozens of chapters, the plot and everything are pretty good. The only thing is that Maomao feels awkward every time I see Maomao speak. And I never know how old Maomao is, and the author didn't write it down. At the beginning, she was always called a little girl, and later she was called Maomao. . . In my mind, a little girl generally refers to someone under 14 years old or over 5 or 6 years old, but every time I watch Maomao speak, I feel like a sixteen or seventeen-year-old girl. . . Maomao's tone and vocabulary were completely inconsistent with the adjective 'little girl'. . . And there's a girl named Maomao or something. . . Every time I see this name I think of a little boy. . . It looks better to be called Niuniu than Maomao. . .

After reading hundreds of chapters, I discovered that the main character is still a poor loser 😓😓😓

When I saw the profile of the person who transformed into a dog, why did I immediately think of him as a single person?

The previous rhythm was urban style with a bit of dungeon experience, but suddenly changed to a fantasy style and nonsensical monster hunting. The strangest thing is that the "grandpa" didn't comment on this, reminding the protagonist of the possible "adventure". In order to open a harem, this plot is too blunt and embarrassing.

Also, is this book a novel version of Animal World?

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The biggest flaw of this book is that it writes about women, and they are beautiful women.