Film and TV: Everyone Commands Beasts

It's not bad, but I don't even dare to imagine what will happen if the author gets possessed later on while writing this book in the wasteland. Sigh~

The story begins by saying that the protagonist can refine pills, and that it would be better to refine the Blood Orchid into pills. However, both the protagonist and Jiang Tianhao directly consume the Blood Orchid. Is the author having internal conflict?

Over sixty chapters, from the initial visit to the secret realm to another trip there before the start of the school year, the plot feels too slow. It's become somewhat padded! The author should adjust the pacing...

Stop suppressing our combat strength. Your last book was so unpopular, only reaching second and third tiers.

There haven't been many updates lately, and they've been rather low-quality. Can you please be more serious and keep up the good work?

These days, novels that don't feature women don't last long, and yours is no exception. Almost every story now revolves around the opposite sex; it's become a consensus. I don't know why anyone would write novels with this kind of subject matter that's inherently impossible to sustain. To put it simply, you lack the ability to write this kind of story.

Fang Yifan, who drugged his cousin with sleeping pills, doesn't even deserve to use the Infernal Ape.

The protagonist knew alchemy in his past life? Wow!

I've added it to my favorites. Keep it up, author! Update more often!

This author has a kind of aesthetically pleasing left-brain-right-brain conflict. When he got the Blood Orchid, he said he wanted to refine it into pills for better absorption, but after returning home, he fed it all to his beast tamers, keeping two to sell directly. Wouldn't it have been more profitable to refine them into pills and sell them? This author's intelligence is just so-so, ** (unintelligible).**