Qixing Continent

It looks good, the setting is very novel (this is my first time watching it anyway), and the accompanying pictures are really beautiful! Kudos to the author and Bamboo! Really love it! I just don't know if it's possible to draw other characters' star beasts? I kind of want to see it. Of course it doesn't matter if you don't have it

So well written. The development speed is also relatively normal. Five-star praise, and the illustrator's drawings are great.

It can be said that this is a book that suits my taste among the beast-controlling genre. It is not the old-fashioned beast-controlling one. At the same time, I still like the background setting. The author also carefully posted some pictures of beast-controlling in it. The content is also good, mainly because the author's tone and writing style do not make some clichéd things unobtrusive and harmonious.

To be honest, I was attracted to the Stone Taming Beast when I saw it. Some of the author's subsequent settings are also very novel, and I hope to keep it that way.

It feels good. At least there are no bugs so far. It's also very interesting. At least it's not just a rundown. But I don't dare to give it five stars. The two books I gave five stars to before were inexplicably removed from the shelves. I'll give it four stars.

This book is a beast-control novel with a very smooth and complete structure. It is not explosive or abrupt in terms of the protagonist's strength, experience, elf types and abilities, and the character creation is relatively good. I am very interested in the protagonist Fu Han. He is not a scheming or exhaustive person, but has a youthful feel - upright, reliable and emotional, but not a virgin at the same time. His vest is not very tough. After discovering his own burden, he is confused but more of a growth. I personally resonate with this character. It is a book that is humane and realistic, yet still interesting. A common difficulty in the beast-control novels is that it is difficult to grasp the number, ability, and growth focus of the Pokémon. Even in "Pokémon", the originator of the beast-control novels, Xiaozhi had a lot of elves eating ashes in the warehouse. The protagonist's current elves' quantity, quality, growth rate, and ability focus are relatively balanced and stable. The author has a good grasp of this point. However, it may become more difficult to write when the number increases later. I hope the author can keep it up. After all, this is the best beast-control novel I have ever read🥺

Although the author is a newbie, the plot and ideas are very good, and the characters are also different, so it is worth watching.

This is not a cool novel about beast control, so book friends who like mindless and refreshing novels can take a detour. This is an adventure and a delicate journey. To me, this book has the feel of a primitive war record. Although it is not the same style, I really like the character creation in this book. Although many reviews say that there is not enough space about beast control in it, which is indeed a small criticism, but it is really a good book. It's not the kind of game that only pursues the evolution of beast-controlling races, or mindless installation of skills. It doesn't have too many data that make people feel cliche. It's really good-looking. Many of the ecosystems and behaviors of star beasts are written in great detail. This is the best animal-controlling novel I have read since Chongmei. It is rare in Tomato and it is very well-written.

It's interesting and good-looking, and the author's writing is also good. I wasn't too interested in seeing the single female protagonist at first, but I didn't expect that the author's writing about beast control is really good (and I feel that the author may like Pokémon very much). After reading dozens of chapters, it doesn't feel like a mindless article. The most important thing is that the protagonist's beast control has a dedicated artist to draw illustrations, and the paintings are quite beautiful.

This book is probably the most unique among the ones I have read. I really like the story of the protagonist traveling around the Southern Continent and describing the customs and customs of various places. It seems that there really is such a world and such a place. In addition, to borrow a sentence from the comment area, "the author's words shine with the brilliance of humanity." The protagonist is undoubtedly a very reliable, responsible and even gentle person, and the character's image is full and three-dimensional. Of course, the ending is a little bit unexpected. After all, I am used to slow-paced writing. I didn't expect it to end like this. I look forward to the next book! [Praise]