Beast Taming: I Awakened Two Spirit Rings from the Start

Ahem, giving my book a five-star rating is not too much.

Well written! 6.7 Is a bit low. But I was a bit stung by the part where I started giving false names to my teammates and my real name to that girl. When I went to the back to buy something, I was still thinking about why I was writing about the girl who was attracted by two men. It felt a bit unnecessary, and I realized later that it was foreshadowing. But I still feel that the plot here could use some changes, it's weird when I watch it. I almost got pushed back by Lei. The more I see the back, the more exciting it feels. But the fight was too long. I usually jump when I get into a fight, so the duration may not be very long. Overall, it's really great! The writing style seems to be improving at the end! Please update more! (If you have time, it would be better to revise the previous one!)

Very good, but it's a pity that there is no title at the end The front is very good, but the back is watery and smelly. I don't even bother to mention the title.

Okay, I finally found one with a more normal name.

Can be watched: The story is solid, the pace is relatively slow, and the points that cause conflicts are not too abrupt. Those who like to watch stories about leveling up, killing monsters, and telling stories can take their time. Disadvantages: basically unsystematic, too few exciting points, too many emotional descriptions, and multiple stories are not attractive. Personal thoughts: It would be nice to add a little more, otherwise the long story will feel like the protagonist has nothing to do (basically, discovery-hard fight/rescue-emotion), and the (evolution book) should be a system, the double spiritual rings should be bloodlines (I guess), and the five countries (a rainforest) will not get stuck after writing it?

But look, after hugging the thigh, everything has been paid for, and you still worry about not having the awakening stone? If the plot requires joining the demon hunting team, you don't have to hug the rich woman. A random encounter can solve the problem of the contracted beast! So confused

I like this type of slowly upgrading. You won't be invincible all at once. You are the only one who dominates the world. Others are just stupid and stupid [laughing and crying]. The few books that I have read from beginning to end are just hoping to simplify them a lot. Many times the same idea is repeated, so I often follow the chapters for a few days, but I don't have much progress in things, and I feel dissatisfied.

What can I say? When I saw the setting of the protagonist, I felt a bit like a full-time mage. In addition, I felt that it was imitated according to the setting of a full-time mage. Later, the author also said "I prefer the full-time mage." I originally wanted to give it a three-star rating, but because the full-time mage has no poison points, it encourages the author. After all, it is the first time, so it is five stars. I like the setting of this book very much, but First, is the reason for not joining the Demon Suppression Division just because you like freedom? This explanation is not good, and the benefits of joining the Demon Suppression Division are very helpful to the protagonist in the early stage, such as the increase of combat experience, the help of resources, and the help of the author to write the plot. "Insert a sentence: I looked at it and felt that the protagonist's behavior has no goal and just follow the situation. This is not good, because a goal is good for the author to write the plot and can also make readers interested." The second reason is my own reason. I read a lot of books and am more selective. "This is a new account and an old account. I forgot the password [face covering]. It is a highly rated book on Tomato and there are many chapters. Most of them I have read "Only the genre I like"" and I like to read invincible and fast-paced because it is fun, so I don't like this one very much. But it's still okay. If you like the slow pace, you can read it. It's still okay. There aren't many shortcomings. What I've read so far doesn't have any negative points, it's just that it doesn't suit my reading interests. Still recommendable

Yes, the book is very good, but the micro-group portrait is a bit too much nonsense. There is too much nonsense and the writing is too detailed.

It's not a brainless novel like Long Aotian. Although there is an opportunity for the protagonist, it more or less relies on evolution to increase the strength [send heart][send heart][send heart]