Global Livestream: I Build an Animal Farm in the Arctic

When I first saw this, I thought it was plagiarism, because it was very similar to the book "I'm an Icekeeper at the North Pole" written by Plasticine, but after reading it, I found out that it was probably a reference, and the writing was quite good, and it was not watery, and the word count was not ridiculous.

How to put it this way, it was originally quite good-looking, but for some reason the author made the protagonist look like he was in 2.5.0. Many times, his own life was at stake in executing the author. Do you think it is very noble when you write this? Do you think the protagonist is protecting the North Pole with his life? For example, in the case of the walruses jumping off a cliff together, you wrote the protagonist like a madman who was descending downhill regardless of his life, as well as the killer whale incident, the humpback whale incident, and the exploration of new sea charts for days and nights without sleep. Why did he risk his life? How can I look very dedicated like this? No, this makes me feel that the protagonist knows nothing and is joking with life. This makes me feel that the protagonist is a very reckless person. Just once or twice is enough. However, the author continuously creates a feeling for the protagonist that he will risk his life to protect the North Pole! From my personal point of view, the protagonist has many paths to choose from, but he has to take risks. Don't tell me that the real situation in the Arctic is worse than this, but so what, this is a novel! Okay, I have concluded that the author is a very reckless and stubborn person who can risk his life for one thing. The starting point is good but it is not necessary. . .

I can't stand it without thinking. The whole world has not been able to research polar greenhouse cultivation. After you researched it, the country didn't react at all? There was also a sudden increase in reindeer meat that was sold out, and no one was responsible for it, and the icebreaker that suddenly appeared was turned a blind eye...

It's a pretty good book, but it ended a little too quickly, but fortunately the author didn't let it go, and the word count wasn't enough, so it can be considered a good quality novella!

The plot in Chapters 96-101 has obvious logical errors. Can you deliver a baby to a walrus and sew the wound after an injured hand? ?

I can only say that it's okay. The plot is sometimes ridiculous. The base is not a one-star one but it can be adjusted to a one-star base. I can only say that it's awesome.

I like it very much. They are all cute. If you keep reading, you will be touched by many things. The final ending with extras is reasonable and memorable. I couldn't find the same book for a while. I still hope there will be daily extras five years after the finale.

It's okay, but... It doesn't look that good...