Beast Control: I Can Evolve Infinitely

Overall, it's okay. The author's writing style is also good, but I don't know how to write it. I have nothing to do all day long. I run around here and there, working as a teacher for a while and a training teacher for a while. I really don't know what I do. Are the characters in the plot so stupid? Delaying the growth of the protagonist. If you have this time, you might as well brush a few more evolutionary eggs. Learn more knowledge.

What can I say, the layout is too small. It's not that the author's plot is small, but I think the plot of the characters in the author's works is small. Especially when I see Necromancer Legends. When the legend named Bai said, "Let me see you make random mechanical modifications to the undead again." A legendary figure, yet so arrogant. Yes, it's arrogance. Why do you look down on the mechanical department? As long as we can increase our strength and carry out mechanical transformation, what's not to do? So old-fashioned? How did he become so arrogant and conservative? And not only does he seem to be in this book, other plays don't like to see the mechanical department. And I saw the president of the association forcing a young man to upgrade to the second level within 10 days. This layout is smaller, just for a secret realm. Can normal people really do it? Or does he know that the protagonist has a golden finger? This book gave me the feeling that everyone was trying to trick the protagonist. Yes, they gave him money and resources but did not give him a stable development. It was as if they knew that the home team could digest these things and grow in a short period of time. It was very unreasonable to see Han Xin.

The apprenticeship in this book is a very strange level. The zero-level beast master is an apprentice when he is born, and the first level is also an apprentice, and as long as he does not participate in the assessment, he can always be an apprentice. If a person does not take the assessment and specifically upgrades the pet beast to the full level, won't he sweep all kinds of secret realms that restrict apprentice beastmasters? It's the first time I've seen this kind of thing

The plot of this book is okay, but most people who read novels now just want to be happy. For example, garbage plots such as Mecha Storm, but brainless and pretentious novels are more popular.

Why aren't you updating when there are new chapters?

This book is very good, I love it

I like the dog named Polar Ice Wolf (pronounced Erha). I don't mean anything else. I just like Big Gray Wolf.

It's a good story about beast control, but I don't like Zhuge Chen as the male protagonist. He relies on the hero's skills and fights life and death to reach level 6. He does nothing but does business and then the beast sees the love of the beast. Inexplicably, he reaches the fifth level of combat power. Who is more like the male protagonist? It feels like it directly kills the protagonist's sense of destiny.

The tower in front is outrageous. It can only be entered by trainees. Then, can a legendary person with no test of strength and only trainee status be able to enter? If not, then it should be higher than the first level and he can't go. Then why not come with a person who is at the peak of the first level and can't look down on these resources?

I thought this book was okay, but the second-level contracted husky slipped away.