I'm Not a Little Wolfdog's Dinner
才不是小狼狗的盘中餐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 843k Words
- Genre
- Campus
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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This cover is really good; at least the male lead is there, even though it's a dog.
Oh my god, the male lead is so popular! The female lead's temper is worse than if she hadn't been reborn.
Male lead
My first impression was that he was very unlikable. However, as I continued watching, I discovered that the male lead wasn't as outrageous as he seemed, which gave me the idea that he would grow up. His current behavior might seem unreasonable and childish, but only when something happens that proves his "childish" abilities are insufficient will he truly integrate into what he perceives as "society." Currently, the key difference between the male and female leads lies in their "perspective." The female lead is concerned with life and responsibility, while the male lead is currently just a big boy yearning for affection. He definitely needs to grow, to grow into a man who can provide for his family, and the challenge lies in the "degree" of this growth...
Today's update
It's good, the plot is exciting.
The plot of this novel is one of the most exciting I've read in this genre, and it leaves many questions unanswered. First, there's the female lead's identity. From the plot, we know that after her rebirth, only her gender changed; everyone around her still believes she's male, and her ID card likely shows male. This seems like it will cause a lot of trouble. Second, there's Feng Shao's father. From the beginning, we know the female lead never met the male lead's father in her previous life, only heard of him (this feels like the plot changes from her previous life). Third, He Xingzhou hires people to find the female lead and interrogate her about Shan Zhi's location, suggesting there's a connection between them...
Theme
This type of book is good. While there are books of this type, the writing is smooth and comfortable to read. However, it lacks some detailed descriptions, preventing the reader from fully immersing themselves in the story. The student-teacher relationship particularly touched my sensibilities, especially the teacher's personality—that kind of saying one thing but meaning another—which was very exciting. Overall, it's good and worth reading. It would be even better if the scenes were described in more detail, perhaps like the blond guy in the neighboring book "Sunny Days." 🌚
Does this female lead even resemble a reincarnated character? She looks like an idiot, it's making my blood pressure rise. Isn't this just a female-oriented novel disguised as a marriage-transfer story?
The female protagonist has already died once, so this is considered a second playthrough, yet she's still this stupid. The author is quite something to write it like this.
Sigh... I can't even get past 20 chapters on my second read. How did I manage to finish it two years ago...?
This book is absolutely outrageous! Both the character designs and the plot development are so ridiculous it gave me a headache. I once read it on Jinjiang Literature City, and the author was definitely female, and it followed the same old, melodramatic tropes typical of female-oriented fiction.