Beast Transformation: A Dragon Girl's Guide to Raising Her

It's not bad, it's a very nice book, but the harem is a bit missing. I hope the author will add more harem. Keep up the good work.

Goldfinger is good, but not my idea of ​​a cool novel. The rarity of S-level and above is raised a little higher. The description of urban rights is serious. There are also too many levels and classes and it is too Western. It would be good to replace the nobles with aristocratic families. Maybe the world view is not grand enough. The plot seems quite depressing. I am not very good at rating. I give it 4 stars and keep up the good work.

Damn, this must be upvoted, the beast-controlling harem story is very rich in content, and the heroines (the beast-controller plus the heroine) are not silly and sweet, they have emotional foundations, and the most important thing is that the author has completed it perfectly. Big support!

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This book has been smoothly implemented, not unfinished, and overall pretty good. It just crashed a bit in the early stage. The system in this book is an auxiliary function and not very awesome. It is purely mechanized. Among many novels, it is considered a very low-level system. , Mainly relying on the protagonist himself. Let me briefly talk about the plot. As long as there are enough resources and opportunities in the early stage, the protagonist can reach the final step. However, due to the family's monopoly and the special mechanism, it is difficult to upgrade to stars due to resource constraints. The emergence of Tongzi can be regarded as a breakthrough from the great road to simplicity. In the industry monopoly, all resources needed to break through to rise to the star are simplified to help overcome the difficulties in the early stage. After the intrigue and destruction of Lao Liu and the family, after the middle period, the system is not very important. The main character of Lao Liu has enough ability, and the simplification of the system can only reflect the auxiliary role. There are more than 200 chapters in the middle and later chapters. The system does not appear and does not need to appear. It is basically in an information observation state, showing all basic information. The protagonist works hard step by step and reaches the last step. Oh, and there is also the ultimate man-eating emperor. (The soft rice is quite fragrant) My personal suggestion is to just skip the first few chapters. It will be much better to read the early chapters after getting the second little fox and the third fairy queen. Just skip the Lao Shenzi School and the perception will rise straight up, but it will collapse in the early stage. It will be fine in the later stages.

Not bad, not bad. I like it. Keep writing so it doesn't end badly. Normally, the stars that are not the protagonist's beast-controllers should be different, right? Just forget it if they are repeated. I didn't say what effect the Tianxuan Star has. I'm so anxious [crazy]

The writing style and content are good, but it's a pity. . . It gives me the feeling of a boy who slays a dragon and finally becomes a dragon, and. . . If the villain of this novel were written with the character of the protagonist, it would be wonderful.

It's finished. I found this novel quite interesting when I first saw it. In a blink of an eye, Su Yuan has grown up to this point. To be honest, I was deeply touched after reading it. Although this novel is not perfect, at least in my heart it is well-deserved for its excellence. Many characters impressed me deeply. Good cheers for the author! !

Nice! The beginning is a bit jerky, the levels of beast control are not very well written, and later on it gradually changes from beast control to cultivation-like [laughing], but it is still very interesting, but I am just cautious if I am not interested in cultivation. Compared to the middle and later stages, the fights will take up a lot, and there will be less daily life, and even the beast control is less described. The author has also written a lot of closing remarks. It is a pity that among the beasts, the dragon girl has been written the most, and the snow girl and the like only show up occasionally. The little fox can tell that she is a little tired [laughing] But I believe that with the protagonist's temperament, these beasts cannot escape [note] There is also Long Bi, who has no role behind the mount [laughs] There is nothing to summarize. I personally think it is very interesting. The emphasis is different in the early and late stages, but they are all to my liking. Beast Control → City-State Hegemony → Plane Lord. There are two human heroines (very early stage), and 8 beast masters (but I pushed two in the early stage, and hurriedly picked up one in the middle stage, and there is not much description of the last three. Judging from the ending, they are all named God Queens), plus a god in the mid stage and a god in the late stage, a total of 12 (my poor mount)

The writing is really unflattering [laughs], and the plot and content arrangement are more reasonable, at least much better than most of Tomato's current martial arts novels about beast control; and the emotional line with the heroine is also handled well. But I don't know why there are not many people reading and commenting online →_→, four stars to show encouragement, I hope the author will achieve greater success!