Quanmin: I Call You a Beast Master, How About a Jingle Cat?

If it were a children's channel, I have to say that it would definitely get a perfect score of 5. There are Jingle Cat, Gray Wolf and Red Wolf, Tom and Jerry, Shukbeta... There are so many super popular cartoon characters, and children will not be able to make a choice and want them all. However, as a male video book, I can only give it four points. One 0.5 Point was deducted because the writing is a bit weak and sometimes the twists are a bit awkward to read. The other 0.5 Point is that the setting relies too much on the same anime characters. The author just made a hodgepodge and served it without anything new in it. Invasion of the Void Realm is the setting of the Death God anime. The national beast master Shen Fei summoned Jingle Cat and went back to the prop plot of the children's animation. From then on, it went on the invincible trend in the children's drama line. Later came the Big Big Wolf who couldn't eat the sheep, and the Tom Cat who couldn't catch the mouse Jerry... Children all like it, but I am an adult. In fact, it's not that the author didn't set it up well. The Bleach anime and Devil Fruit are both of a passionate level. I hope the author won't keep following the "children's flow" and write according to Jingle Cat's props. This book itself is the framework of a refreshing novel, and Shen Fei follows the invincible flow. Being refreshing is the direction this book should take.

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You guys started promoting a 33-chapter novel like this. The experience was terrible. For the sake of the author, I won't give you a negative review from the beginning. I hope you can take care of yourself.

After reading thirty chapters, I probably have an idea. First of all, in terms of progress, I started to kill the gods in chapter 30, and I was already in a near-invincible state. It was a little too fast. To use a crude analogy, it was faster than some yellow articles. If I didn't feel good, it would have been overwhelming in chapter 300. The author has not dealt with the issue of combat power and world limit at all. If it is said to be an invincible novel, it is not very good in terms of plot and writing style. The writing style is a bit too straightforward and flowing, the plot continues to use old routines, and the plot is also very bland and not very interesting. It's cool to impress people. I don't know why the concept of "gou" has to be emphasized all the time. The protagonist keeps saying it, but the logic of his behavior is completely inconsistent. It offends both people who read Shuangwen and development writers. I really suggest you think carefully about what you want to write. Pseudo-invincible writing pays great attention to character creation, daily plot processing and the big frame of the story. The ups and downs of refreshing writing deepen the sense of satisfaction, or you can just keep slapping people in the face and people will read it. If you have a relatively novel title, but in the end, I can only wish you success. There is also the issue of characters. Don't just start with a few similar beauties and ordinary men without any depth. I know you love beauties very much. I still say the same thing. Readers who really want to read it should go straight to it. You can't write to the level of yellow. For those who want to read it well, everyone will say goodbye to you as soon as your harem writing method comes out. Please don't forget that you are also a man. In addition to the protagonists, there are male passers-by and male clowns in the world. Thinking of this, I decided to deduct another star, although the subject matter seems a bit novel.

It looks good but the author doesn't update it. Bad review. Bad review. Bad review.

Another book about childhood memories. Big Big Wolf Doraemon and Tom Cat. These three can be said to have unlimited existence, and my power of thinking is extremely ridiculous. To be honest, overall, I think it's quite novel. But the reason why it's okay is because the beginning is too outrageous. Although the protagonist is not invincible, he is the kind of person who can crush him all the way. I've seen a lot of this kind of invincible writing routine. Of course, this is just my personal opinion.

Take a look at the part about summoning Doraemon and chapters 4-5. I can't accept it. When Doraemon appeared, he was called Nobita. The protagonist did not explain that he was not Nobita but changed his name (deception? Don't take it for a fool). You can see for yourselves the women who appear in Chapters 4-5.

The book is good, but it deliberately slows down the pace for the sake of numbers and writes some silly plots that leave people speechless.

Ah this! What went wrong and why did you finish the book? ?

Very interesting, I hope to write more. And I hope that Doraemon can be the main character and not let other new summoned beasts affect Doraemon's status as the protagonist.