Reborn as an Evil Female Beastkin, I Get Seven Handsome Beast Husbands from the Start

As it got to the end, it felt a bit like a fantasy drama with political intrigue (no offense intended), but it was still very good.

Crazy snake, scheming fox, stubborn tiger, humble wolf, shy eagle Gluttonous leopard, crybaby rabbit—these are my comments about the male leads as I follow the series. I love them all! The plot is a bit slow, but overall it's still enjoyable. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)✧

The plot is fantastic! 🎉 Absolutely wonderful! Female lead: Feng Wu Beautiful, with smooth skin Transmigrated to the beast world, becoming a vicious female ✨ Just a heads up, it's a soul transmigration, a soul transmigration!!! I like handsome guys, and I'm easily swayed by them... Especially by Sheyan ✨ Male lead 1 Fox View Beast form: A white nine-tailed fox Long silver-white hair, handsome man

The writing is truly terrible. It's the first time I've ever read such poor writing. I don't even know how many times the phrase "cold and aloof" will appear, or how many times the phrase "fair-skinned and soft hands" will be used... The writing is childish, like something a child would write (although I don't know the author's age, the writing doesn't seem to reflect the accumulation of reading…

The female protagonist is very busy every day, and the romantic relationships between her several beast husbands develop better than in many similar novels. The plot is very delicate, and each beast husband has his own personality. At first, I felt that the plot environment was too primitive, with nothing and poverty, but I unconsciously got into it.

The female protagonist, a survivor of the apocalypse, not only lacks any skills or cunning but also has a saintly heart. Her daily life as a nanny with a child is filled with contradictions, and her intelligence steadily declines. It's exhausting to watch; even if you lost your mind, you'd still want to complain. And what's with the "raped for three days and three nights" thing?! Giving in leniency afterward is worse than having it consensual from the start.

All the men in there do is cry, and nothing else. I can't stand it. One's a rabbit, all he does is cry, and then there's this fish guy, who can't do anything but cry.

The appearance of the rabbit made me frown. What's with all the crying? All they do is cry all day long. It's true that men's tears can be an aphrodisiac for women to some extent, but crying occasionally is fine. This constant crying, even to the point of blinding herself, is just too exaggerated. It's so ridiculous.

I enjoy reading stories where the author interacts with the reader; the plot is detailed, the characters are vivid, and the story is original. Let me think about it. I think the character introductions are worth referencing. I. Transmigrating into Phoenix (I have no resistance to handsome guys 🐾) II. The Scheming Fox (The seemingly smiling man is actually the first wife 🦊) III.

Generally. The writing style is also problematic. Much of the description of the tiger and leopard is repetitive. Since there are seven beast husbands, at least the characteristics of each should be described. The language is inadequate; the descriptions of the beast husbands looking at the female lead up close are all the same.