Let You Run a Ranch and Become Invincible When it Comes to Controlling Animals?

I actually felt pretty good after reading it, but I couldn't understand the first few chapters. Damn it, it's all mixed up like this. There is only one choice. You have to join me here for fear that others will not know that you are very capable. Damn it, you have no strength, and there is a sister beside you who can kill you at any time. Damn it, no, it's impossible to understand how you have to live and die to get this position because of your development. I can understand if *** anyone has the ability to move up, but *** doesn't have the ability and needs resources to develop, so what's the point of trying to move up now? Are you scolding others for being able to beat you?

Suppressing the protagonist without giving him resources, he's a pure-bred doormat.

They are all poisonous points. Both parents are dead + an inexplicable older sister + a girl possessed by an evil god. Double talents + slime. Obviously you can brush talents, but you have to open a blind box if you choose a contract. There isn't much about the beast-taming story, it's all about intrigues and brainless principals and head teachers. I couldn't write this kind of thing even in the third grade of elementary school.

A passer-by female supporting character who has only appeared in a few chapters writes a disgusting plot like this. Anyway, wherever the protagonist goes, there are people who are disgusted with the protagonist. And then the author also writes the crooked-mouthed Dragon King style, endure - fight back - crooked mouth. In what age are you still writing like this? I can laugh at anything that seems to be a backstory, but the writing is still so serious, Chun Ruozhi's novel

The first three poisonous cards have no talent in combat and no money, but they have to go. I have a talent for cultivation, but instead of developing my cultivation ability first, I still think about snowballing through various small competitions to obtain resources. It can only be said to be too outrageous. How do you beat others without talent or resources? ? ? The main reason is that he seems to have a special understanding of this world. The protagonist is too wise

It's hard to judge if you have to choose a beast at the beginning. You have the memory of playing games in the previous life. Can't you do some training first? And it's also said that you can play games as a beast without being a beast 😥 Then it's even harder to criticize if you have to choose a beast and arrange two and a half beasts. As long as there are more, six or seven will be fine.

Three chapters of persuading people to quit. It's a brainless piece of writing. The protagonist is an idiot, and he's still an idiot after playing the game for so long. The routines are the same and there is no innovation. If you use your brain a little bit, you won't be able to watch them.

It's so baffling that I can't stand it anymore. When I write about my sister, what the hell are the Four Evil Gods? According to the setting given at the beginning, the protagonist's predecessor was just a 16-year-old ordinary person. Can he nail the evil god with 72 nails? Putting aside whether he has the ability to do this, can ordinary nails nail the evil god? There are 72 nails that can be used to nail the evil god, and they can still be used, so the protagonist's predecessor is not ordinary in itself. The result? Death was silent. There is no basic logic.

I don't know what to say, I'm speechless anyway😅. It seems that the author said that he was scolded for being depressed because of his last novel. Although I haven't read it, and I don't have it on QQ Reading, but after reading more than a hundred chapters, I can only say that the author seems to have not learned his lesson...

I just read the first few chapters and saw that the protagonist awakened the blue talent of the breeder (one of the top three in the class), and ended up insisting on becoming a beast master. The teacher euphemistically said that he might be assigned to the breeder class, and he still said: This is a compulsory classification in the school. ? ? ? ? ? ? To give you an example, it's like if you were among the top three in your class in physics (others without talent will be considered a passing grade. The school doesn't know about the protagonist's special talent, not to mention that special talent is also cultivated). The school thinks you are good at physics and plans to train you specifically in physics. However, you insist on becoming a liberal arts student and argue with the teacher. 666 I really can't stand it anymore. I feel so unhappy if I don't vomit.