My Spirit Beasts Know Martial Arts

Muscular man bravely travels into the world of beasts, I hope everyone likes it

The author writes very well but needs to describe some details more clearly. Just like those Warcraft and the like, don't show up and say you can beat them after finishing the game. I can't beat the following.

Physical invincibility is what a macho man should look at.

This book is very interesting to me, I like it very much. But why didn't anyone discover it?

It's quite possible, but the protagonist's martial arts skills are a bit lacking. A little more ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

I'm giving it five stars for the time being. It seems pretty good now. I hope that the protagonist will move forward in the future and won't need to think too much about being a reckless man.

Although there is no academy plot, the author writes it very well, but it is too short.

It's very well written, why isn't it popular?

How should I put it, the first part is pretty good at first, just a bit cliche and so on, but it gets better and better later on. As a little bookworm who has been reading online articles for 6 or 7 years, my taste has been spoiled. This book is one of the few novels that I have been able to finish.

I have finished reading this book. Overall, it is quite satisfactory. It may be the first beast-controlling novel I have read. The framework and mechanism feel relatively novel, and the writing style is slightly good. The various punishments in the system at the beginning are interesting and I am quite impressed. However, there are almost no such punishments in the later part. In fact, I don't recommend it to be very exciting later on. By adding a few more intense and intense training sessions, the whole article will be more humorous and attractive. Of course, this is a personal opinion for reference only. The highlight of the article is when the Sakura Kingdom and the Killing Ghost are fighting, the plot, the handling of the fight, and the mutual respect at the end. The writing is very good, with a sense of ancient chivalry. I feel that the author's description and thinking of solo battle scenes are very mature, but the overall rendering power of large-scale battles may be inferior in comparison. There are many large-scale battles in Africa. If one or two of these battles were focused on exaggerating their brutality, selflessness, or highlighting the battle of survival, perhaps the article would be improved to a higher level. In short, the overall readability is high, and I hope the author will continue to work hard.