Warcraft Style＋Farming Style+Western Fantasy
Ye Chuan, who traveled to the World of Warcraft Forest, witnessed the ferocious Stinging Bee hunting. Unfortunately, he was discovered by the Stinging Bee.
And because of this, Ye Chuan unexpectedly discovered that he had the ability to control monsters!
He carefully used the stinging bees he controlled to continue catching more stinging bees.
Until the roar of a giant bear...
Reader comments
It's similar to an old book that I like very much, but I can't stand it after seeing how to conquer orcs. The plug-ins set by the author are too invincible. It is recommended that 1. Warcraft with low mental power can be forced to be conquered, and monsters that are too strong need to be disabled (to the standard of the protagonist's mental strength). Of course, it is feasible to take the initiative to claim the master; 2. Do not set the spiritual intelligence of low-level warcraft too high. For example, it is too buggy to make the sting bee think and speak like a human being. Human beings can still survive in this world. At most, they can only have some habitual thoughts for survival; 3. It is too disgusting to set up a way to directly conquer people. If you just show the bracelet when you see anything, you will be invincible without any sense of experience. It is recommended that the protagonist's mental power far exceeds the target by several times, otherwise it will backfire;
Pure invincible writing, too double standards
There is a bit of a bug in your setting. You can definitely use a method to turn all creatures in the world into your slaves.
There are too many bugs. The protagonist is completely invincible. Will the whole world be included in the bracelet and all races become slaves? Does the protagonist directly become the god of this world?
It's similar to an old book that I like very much, but I can't stand it after seeing how to conquer orcs. The plug-ins set by the author are too invincible. It is recommended that 1. Warcraft with low mental power can be forced to be conquered, and monsters that are too strong need to be disabled (to the standard of the protagonist's mental strength). Of course, it is feasible to take the initiative to claim the master; 2. Do not set the spiritual intelligence of low-level warcraft too high. For example, it is too buggy to make the sting bee think and speak like a human being. Human beings can still survive in this world. At most, they can only have some habitual thoughts for survival; 3. It is too disgusting to set up a way to directly conquer people. If you just show the bracelet when you see anything, you will be invincible without any sense of experience. It is recommended that the protagonist's mental power far exceeds the target by several times, otherwise it will backfire;
Pure invincible writing, too double standards
There is a bit of a bug in your setting. You can definitely use a method to turn all creatures in the world into your slaves.
There are too many bugs. The protagonist is completely invincible. Will the whole world be included in the bracelet and all races become slaves? Does the protagonist directly become the god of this world?
This book is good