The Whole Family Traveled to the World of Beasts to Open a Farm, and the Five Cubs Knocked Down the Beast King.

This novel is different from the Beast World novels I have read before. The plot is very heartwarming, mostly about the daily life of the family, and the male protagonist is very good at thinking about himself. Sometimes I want to laugh when I watch him thinking about things. I feel that the way he behaves when thinking is completely different from the way he behaves in front of others. He is humble and polite in front of the heroine's family, but domineering and powerful in front of others. There are also a few cute little dolls, and there are some top-notch ones, but there are not many of them and they don't play a big role. I feel that the only role is to be funny. There is also the leader of the wolf tribe at the beginning. I originally thought he was a villain but later found out that he was not. But he is not considered to be with the heroine. He is an orc who only thinks about the development of the tribe. This novel is generally good, the author's writing is also very good, and the characters are clearly written. However, there are occasional typos or wrong characters, but this is normal. I recommend it! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Love the plot of this book. Well, the family traveled back in time and farmed, and their life was pretty good.

It looks good, very good, but the author is a bit slow in updating.

It's nice, but the ending is too hasty.

Role analysis The heroine was a childcare worker in her previous life, but she was very irritable, with a bad attitude and bad temper; The heroine's eldest brother is a gentle and elegant type who works in construction. This is okay and not too obtrusive; The second brother of the heroine is a soldier, but the description of the second brother in the article is that of a arrogant and unconventional character. Soldiers who are arrogant... Are quite rare😅; The heroine's father was the breadwinner of the family in his previous life and went out to earn money. However, the heroine's father is a person with a relatively low IQ, which is a bit different from what I thought. I thought the heroine's father was a social elite. The heroine's mother is a pretty decent housewife.

The subject matter is very novel, and the first and middle stages are also very interesting, but the latter part is a bit hard to describe. . . The heroine has come up with the idea of ​​a love story in the world of beasts, and her brain circuit is so strange that she has completely lost the calm thinking at the beginning, and the ending is inexplicable. It feels like it is only half-written. The relationship between the heroine's two brothers and Da Qing has not yet been resolved, the tiger cub has not yet transformed, the heroine and the hero have not returned to the Ten Thousand Beasts Mountain, the hero's brother is building a railway... Well, this disappeared before it was fully written. There are also many typos in the article, and it is strange that Lang Nini turns into wolf Duoduo inexplicably. . . Anyway, the ending is quite outrageous, too sloppy.

I have an orc background, but I'm trying to sell dog meat... The progress is very slow, and the main focus is on space and raising cubs, which has little to do with it. Orcs have no IQ and are all mean and unreasonable? It is similar to the best relative in period and modern literature. A female beast was called a bitch~~~~? ? Polyandry isn't it? Will the word appear? So I just clicked on a background, which is actually modern spoiled wife literature, with more obvious themes of strong men and weak women.

I hope the author will do some extra stories. I haven't seen the love story of the eldest brother and the second brother and the transformation of the five treasures.

The heroine's family are all so stupid! Sure enough, there is nothing interesting about 7 cats.

I feel like the first part is pretty good, but the second part feels like there's too much narrative. The title talks about opening a farm to raise cubs, but I don't mention it much at the end. I feel like there's nothing exciting about it. The narrative pace is too slow, and it's a bit unreadable. Overall, it's very different from what I personally expected.