I Think I Adopted a Wolf Girl Who's More Than She Seems

This book is terrible; even I, who have never written a book before, can easily tell—it's not a free ebook.

I've finished watching it all. The interweaving of everyday and extraordinary moments is quite good. As for the comments section constantly saying not to include any angst, I just want to say that well-placed angst can actually drive the plot forward and help develop the characters, while excessive angst only makes the story seem less valuable.

Brother, please, just one more chapter, just one, please! I'm so itchy, please, I promise I won't cause trouble anymore... Brother, please just update one last time, I'm begging you! Brother, I'll give you anything you want, just update a little more, I feel like ants are crawling all over my body, it's so itchy! Brother, please update a little more, this is the last time, I swear, it really is the last time! [Em]

I won't run away, absolutely not! Sometimes I suddenly think of fun ideas and want to add them, which leads to revisions and falling behind in the update schedule. But I will definitely catch up on the missed updates. The story has only just begun, and I will give the little wolf cub a satisfying ending.

So far, this book has reminded me of Sasha, the protagonist of *Violet Evergarden*. Like Violet, she was used as a tool of war, forced to face killing and death. After the war, through encounters with various kind people, she underwent subtle changes. I particularly enjoyed Sasha's gradual growth and transformation into a more human being after experiencing farewells and death. The transformation from a heartless tool to a sentient being is a compelling theme, and the author further deepens this idea with delicate writing and a high degree of empathy. However, in the latest chapter, the plot took a sharp turn for the worse...

I'm taking a day off today to ask for leave! I need to take a day off to sort out the inspiration for the Japan Front, because it involves a major event later on, and I need to organize it in conjunction with the overall outline. Also, many of you have told me that there aren't enough posts, so I'll think about how to post while fighting.

I'm getting ready to have my wedding dress drawn 0.0

A few minor complaints about the male lead: he's naive, gullible, and reckless (although in a sense, it's because I'm used to reading wish-fulfillment novels and can't stand such a frustrating story). After sensing the danger, he steps into the trap without any preparation (I would rather he were a selfless and courageous person willing to risk his life, but he just happens to be the rabbit waiting to be caught in the trap).

Please rest assured, at most I'll stab you twice with my big curl, that won't be more.

Did the author draw these line art and illustrations themselves? They're so beautiful! Keep up the good work, the novel is great, I'll probably subscribe to the whole thing here.