Global Beast Taming: I Can Borrow My Beasts’ Potential in Advance

Have you ever heard of the lighthouse jellyfish? If you want a phoenix, look at the lighthouse jellyfish. It is easy to obtain, easy to catch, and low-cost to cultivate.

To be honest, author, I don't know why you wrote such a tragic background of the protagonist to highlight the protagonist's tenacity? Or something else, but many people don't like this kind of thing. It's best to deal with it later, otherwise it's really ** Even if you write about orphans, it's ten thousand times better than this. I didn't feel anything when I saw the plot. I just felt very **. Of course, this is my idea. I hope the author will read it and the author's writing is still very good.

Do the protagonist's congenital conditions have to be so miserable?

This family is wonderfully written, and if the person who saved your life doesn't have a happy ending, don't write about it. People can have mythical beasts, and even a single person can't extend their lifespan. Have you ever heard of the way when the Jade Emperor achieved enlightenment, a chicken and a dog ascended to heaven?

I thought it was good at first, but in Chapter 50, I didn't hide my strength, didn't run away decisively, and ignored the dissuasion. I just went my own way and confronted the big family's children head-on. Then the other party assassinated the protagonist twice, but the protagonist didn't kill the other party. Instead, he suddenly had a deus ex machina, triggered the scene rules, and took the opportunity to let the other party run away. This routine is not pleasant at all. Not only has his strength been exposed, but an enemy has been created out of thin air to hold a grudge against the protagonist. He cannot kill him. Even if he kills him in the future, he will only beat the younger one. I can foresee this plot and can't stand it.

Just reading the introduction, the first impression is not overdraft potential, but overdraft life. I just asked, are longevity and potential the same thing?

I always feel that the title of the book is weird. Overdraft seems to mean a total amount. If you use more in advance, you pay a price and the total amount is reduced. For example, if the total amount is 100, it can be used for 100 days if it consumes 1 per day normally, but if it is accelerated to consume 2 per day, it will last less than 50 days. Full or overload operation will cause the upper limit of the total amount to continue to decrease. This is called an overdraft. I understand what the author wants to express. It should be that lifespan is exchanged for potential, and the potential can be developed and utilized by pig's feet in advance. But it is obvious in the article that the author equates overdraft and exchange.

Are potential and longevity the same thing?

Nowadays, there are so many mythical beasts. Is an unlimited mythical beast not as good as a blue outfit?

Boring, there will be a large wholesale of mythical beasts later. The so-called mythical beasts are owned by individuals, and there are several of them. It looks so boring.