Legend of the Wolf King

Author: Chief Youde
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: A story of Genghis Khan among wolves, a tale of passion and relentless struggle. A novel written from the perspective of wolves! Zoologists call the leader of wolves an alpha wolf, the second tier beta wolf, and the lowest omega wolf. Interestingly, like humans, every tier of wolves is determined by their characteristics. Are you a middle-tier (beta) wolf? Or a bottom-tier (omega) wolf with potential to be a leader? It doesn’t matter. The excitement and vividness of The Legend of the Wolf King lie in telling people: fate can be changed through hard work!
Wolves have a very high hunting failure rate, about 90%. But failure is not an excuse to give up; in the dictionary of wolves, there is no word for "failure." For that 10% chance of success, they fight tirelessly until the end. Wolf packs never run aimlessly around their prey. Before attacking, wolves always arch their backs, lower their heads, and silently approach slowly. Only when they are close enough do they suddenly unleash their strength.
Alpha wolves (leaders) always have their tails held high; beta wolves (middle-tier) keep their tails lower; while omega wolves (bottom-tier) always tuck their tails between their legs, constantly clenching them.