Pampered in the World of Beasts: Play a Beautiful Woman, Have Many Children and Be Blessed

The writing style is reasonable and I don't recommend it, but if you are interested, you can read it. Although the tragic situation at the beginning is a bit hard to accept, the themes later or the whole book is quite novel. The number of words in each chapter is just right, not too much and not too little, and it is quite interesting to read. There are not many pitfalls and nothing to fill. I hope you will not forget the previous ones when the big background comes out later. The pitfalls are quite good in the Beast World, and I will continue to pursue them. The heroine should have some strength of her own in the later stage. Although overall this book does not favor strong women, since there is a system that can help upgrade, the heroine should not be left to the point of being slaughtered by others. The descriptions are okay. Some places are a bit flashy, but I can accept it. I won't have to read this book without thinking. I can still think about it. As for logic, it's better to have it yourself as the author. Generally speaking, in the world of beasts where the heroine has 1vN, she has certain strength and effective expansion beyond the beast husband, this book is pretty good. Worth a look

The reason why humans and animals are different should be that humans have the ability to think, right? The heroine traveled through time and became a hamster, so her IQ is the same as that of a hamster... When something happens, she transforms into a mouse🐁, which vividly interprets the four words "head-hugging rat and running around". She digs holes in the wall, digs in the ground, just digs everywhere. Sometimes I don't understand whether I am reading a novel or watching the animal world! The heroine has low abilities and low IQ, and her behavior is super weird. She doesn't say what she should say, but she spits out what she shouldn't say. She only talks nonsense and causes misunderstandings. For those whom I have never met and don't understand, I will only want to kill them. I will be scolded, humiliated and bullied, but I won't even say anything back. He almost lost his life after being plotted against, but he didn't kill the people who should be killed, leaving trouble, and he killed people who didn't need to be killed in public. The heroine really had a good hand but she broke it! As for the heroine's beastmen, some were born stupid, and some were originally highly intelligent, but were actually reduced to the same IQ as a mouse by the heroine!

The background setting is quite novel, and it feels a bit like the primary development of a magical world. Unlike the simple beast world, the structure of the entire worldview has underlying logic. One thing I kind of want to complain about is the description of the characters' principles of action. Sometimes the characters described are relatively simple and easy to trust others, and sometimes they are described as particularly scheming and will be punished if they don't do it for themselves. It's not that this person is innocent and that person is scheming. It's that this person is sometimes innocent, sometimes scheming, sometimes good, sometimes bad. Good or bad seems to be all decided by the author's thoughts, and there is no principle. For example, for Nuan Nuan, a large-scale description of this person should be simple, kind, reliable and trusting of the heroine (it is so simple to trust others. It can be seen that the tone of this character is also relatively simple). Let's not talk about what it would be like to be so simple as the heir of a witch. After getting the magic medicine, he didn't have any doubts at all, so he took it directly. After taking it, he found it effective and wanted to let the heroine promote it. After being rejected, he realized that it was inappropriate. It seemed that he lacked a little bit of his own thinking and reasoning? Secondly, when experiencing the chaos of the tribe, he gathered his own men and without letting the heroine know anything about it. After meeting the heroine, he told her the whole plan. Do you believe it or not? On the premise of going to rescue people, I waited with the heroine for a day and a night. Is there any better arrangement for this? There are so many people. Alas, this is all my personal opinion. I feel that the author has his own ideas, which reflect not only animal nature but also human nature. I'm really looking forward to the development of the story in this article, but some of the plots are really a bit maddening. These are all personal opinions. My views are very one-sided. I accept refutation, but don't scold me.

The plot is very, very slow, and every chapter has a lot of nonsense to make up the word count. No wonder there are no short comments, but I still like the tone of the entire plot very much. It's not like some that have to be coy, but the plot is really too slow.

It's good to watch, but it's not finished yet. I'll save it and watch it again.

The main plot is unclear. As a hamster orc, the heroine likes to make up her own mind, causing countless misunderstandings. When things happen, they are either reckless or brainless, and they look speechless.

7/10 I think the plot setting is quite good, but some places are a bit boring as the word count is too low, but it's okay if you just jump and watch. But maybe the author got it mixed up in some places? Went to the Clownfish Island, then to the Clownfish Village, and then that Yinyou said he wanted to find the heroine, but he still met at the Clownfish Island, wasn't that a complete lack of effort? The heroine has moved from the Southern Continent to the Eastern Continent, so I don't understand why he is still an ostrich over there. Some parts have not been explained very clearly, which makes me a little confused. But overall it's pretty good, looking forward to the follow-up☺️

Why is revenge so frustrating to write? Can't the progress be made faster? Personally, I prefer revenge that cuts through the mess with a quick knife.

She is the stupidest heroine in the army of time travel novels, she is as good as a fool

The writing style is okay, a bit like ancient novels. But there was too much nonsense, the protagonist was rich in inner activities but not very talkative, and the whole story was full of misunderstandings. I simply skipped it, impatient to read more.