You Were Supposed to Tame Beasts, but You Tamed a Void Beast?

So far, I feel very good. I feel very comfortable reading it. I don't feel any poison. I just hope that the author will not drop the last book, Eunuch Mu Feng.

It's good, but there are too many routines. I've read all three of the author's books. Generally speaking, the protagonist always wants to pursue something or a certain life status for a certain reason. In most cases, an accident will happen during the hard work, and the protagonist will solve the accident. Then there will be an accident in the middle that can directly indicate the identity of the protagonist, and then continue the plot. It's not that this kind of plot is bad, most novels are like this, but the three books all have the same writing style. It feels boring. It's really just the difference in the power system. Everything else is the same.

I haven't finished the other book yet, so I started another one. You're so kind. Although the writing is very good, your other book needs to be updated soon.

It's very routine and boring. I originally thought that the protagonist would be different if he mastered the Void Beast, but the protagonist is not so cautious. Instead, it is full of loopholes. It is difficult to understand the various suspicions. There is also a strange pink hair who reasonably suspects that the author wants to find a female protagonist for her. There are a lot of female characters in this article, and only two of the male characters are half seen. It feels completely abnormal. All the men are opposite to the protagonist, and all the women are interested in the protagonist. It's completely... Speechless. Sure enough, it is a daily flow. All the preparations for facing the void beast were in vain, and the power system is not complete and messy. It is said that it is strong or not, and it is weak or not. After reading more than half of it, I still haven't explained the complete power system clearly. The motivation of the protagonist is also very problematic. The author did not explain at all why the protagonist wanted to save the void beast. Is it to become stronger? A strange dynasty system was also designed, which embodies a dark sense of class and the elements are very messy. I want to become stronger, but I also want to fall in love, but I haven't grasped the two main lines clearly. I want to fall in love, but the woman's motivation is out of suspicion and investigation of the protagonist. It makes people very uncomfortable, as if the protagonist is something, and I just want to check it out. The author tried his best to describe the protagonist and wants to pretend, but in fact, it seems to be obvious to the female characters at a glance. What's the use? The co-author is a pure romance novel? A strange harem romance novel... A bunch of characters are ambiguously related to the protagonist, and it looks like a Japanese comic. This kind of disguise is really unpleasant.

Overall, it's pretty good, but quite boring. I originally thought the protagonist's character was a villain who was really strategizing, but it's actually no different from a brilliant perverted murderer. He's smart, but just like that. There's too much luck mixed in. If you meet someone with extremely good profiling skills, and he's not a pervert, you'd have been exposed a long time ago.

The new book is also quite good, 🤦 but it's just not satisfying to read more books. It is said that if you click on more books, what kind of gain can the author get? Anyway, after reading it, just click on it, exchange the gold coins for the soft girl coins and give them gifts or something 🤦 I'm a white guy.

I don't understand this protagonist a little bit. If the protagonist has a blood feud and must avenge it, and there are dangers all around, he must sign a Void Seed to survive. I think this setting is completely acceptable for signing the Void Seed, and I accept it. But the protagonist doesn't. Although his parents are dead, he still has friends to support him. There is no need for him to hate the whole world. And the country will also give him a spiritual compensation, but he just can't be a strong man. Is it too selfish for him to sign the Void Seed privately? The author wrote a lot of words to explain the power of the void species and its pollution to the human spirit. OK, we all know he will find a way to crack it later. But as the protagonist, you can say that he vowed that I will definitely be able to find a solution in the future, but the solution has never appeared in the world. Then he signed the void species with the fate of mankind around the world as a bet. The character is really selfish in his portrayal. I really can't understand it. I don't know what the follow-up development will be, but as of now, my impression after reading a few chapters is this, and I don't think it's very suitable.

I originally wanted to read an ordinary fanfic, but the quality and wits really surprised me, especially the plan Bai Ze came up with for the male protagonist in Idiot Son of the Void.

Ah? I originally thought it was a new author who could write well, but I didn't expect it was you. No wonder Mu Feng only updates twice a day now.

It's quite satisfactory, and it's obviously ready to quit. There are several women here, the eighteen-year-old queen... At this age, this character is probably a big heroine, and then she will challenge the official - because of women, it's great, great, the Dragon King is back, and they will renew their relationship, and the lingering love is not over. Tsk tsk tsk, so familiar. Studio product?