Global Beast Taming: Starting with the Black Goat of the Woods!

Boss: The protagonist can solve it Woman: Impossible, you lied Boss: The protagonist can really solve it Woman: I don't believe it, you're talking nonsense Boss: The protagonist helped me solve this kind of problem Woman: What? Protagonist, really? The protagonist, who had been in a daze, nodded. The woman is stupid. Others: The boss won't lie. Wow, the protagonist is really awesome.

This kind of plot where the protagonist has a low status and the heroine has a high status is a thief. If the author doesn't handle it well, it will be very annoying. There will be all kinds of ridicule and obstacles. Even those who are interested will not be interested in watching it.

Why should that woman be present when contracting the second pet beast? Do you want to tell her your evolved abilities in front of her? After you made the contract, it was discovered that it was because of your talent. Wouldn't you tell others that you have a problem by contracting directly in person? This woman is not familiar even after seeing her! Why don't you have any sense of precaution? Why do you feel like you are the daughter of a city lord, so you have to pretend?

Why open a harem and accept lustful subordinates? Shouldn't this kill you?

. Why are you trying to regain Wang Fugui? I don't understand what is there to regain. Isn't it okay to have a man who looks like he is in his thirties or forties around? No matter how beneficial it is, it can't be compared to a cheat?

You, a person who masters the beast of the gods, can actually be detected by others and successfully see their faces? And the person who is detecting you is not aberrant? Not mentally polluted yet?

It is assumed that the beast-taming contract is released when the beast-taming master dies, and others can contract. If the protagonist has so many good beast-taming masters and has no power background, wouldn't he be killed at any time? Or turn the protagonist into a tool man, let the protagonist use talents to improve his beast-controlling qualifications, and then kill the protagonist to harvest a lot of high-qualified beast-controlling. Why isn't the beast master bound to the beast master's life? If the beast master dies, the beast master can make a contract. There is not enough power in this setting. If you get a good beast master, just wait for death.

Can the author personify the gram-type creatures? Can you refer to the sneaky Naiko?

Boiling murderous intent actually doesn't match Yog's attributes. Yog's attributes should be time and space, wisdom, and knowledge, Subu's attributes should be life, fertility, and reproduction, and Naia's attributes should be chaos, chaos, and civilization. Among the three pillar gods, Yug represents the rules and order of time and space, which makes all things orderly; Shabu represents the rules of life, the laws of fertility and genes, which make life come into being; Naiya represents civilization and chaos, and is not bound by the rules of time and space or any other rules, making civilization birth and destruction. Of course, the current level of beast control is too low, and there is no need for high-level abilities. Also, is the author serious about the chance of backlash? The protagonist's contract is the blessing that this snake has cultivated for several lifetimes. This is the foundation for becoming a god, and it is equivalent to being released in the wild. Hongmeng Purple Qi, the holy position, why does it seem like the protagonist is taking advantage of it? It shouldn't be that the protagonist bows when he sees it, and then the protagonist considers whether to accept it. After all, the contract positions are limited, and it is better to lack than to waste, and you don't just accept the one that suits you casually.

The K-type gods are all indescribable and cannot be looked directly at by mortals. The essence of life is much higher than that of humans. The protagonist shares the attributes and origins of K-type gods, but he himself has not been affected at all. Except for being a bit uglier, the contract beast is actually no different from an ordinary beast with powerful abilities. So far, it only makes people look uncomfortable - but this is most likely just because of its unsightly appearance - and does not really make people mentally polluted. This ability can be written to be retractable, but cannot be eliminated. The protagonist doesn't have a mysterious temperament now, nor does he have the bearing of a controller. It feels like he is still thinking in many places. The author can pay attention to this aspect.