Livestream: They Pet Their Animals at Home, but You Go Up the Mountain to Pet Protected Wildlife

Novel

It's good to read, but the whole story is a little sad, and there's one part of the ending that I haven't written yet.

It's pretty, but a little lacking.

It's a real mountain ranger, well written.

It's very beautiful, and I still have more to say. I saw in the comments that it was missing one. Is that what it meant? I didn't really understand it. Did it mean the little blue bird? In short, this novel is really good-looking, and it is a relatively realistic picture of the state of a forest ranger. In reality, you really don't leave animals around unless you have to. And even if they stay with you, they will be released into the forest when conditions permit. In this book, I met the South China tiger, the little blue bird, the panda family, the macaque family, the little squirrel, the white pheasant, the pangolin, the green bamboo leaf, the camphor, the little magpie, and many wild boars. That's probably it. I can't think of anything else. The article is very short and mentions relatively few small animals. All the little animals have their own destinations. It seems that only the little bluebird has been forgotten, but it probably lives happily in the forest.

Just a bit short

The speed behind is a bit faster. You are still fine overall.

It's just that the plot is a bit short

Very pretty but so short

Too little, and it makes me sad in the end.