Beast Taming: I'll Kill Your Beast Tamer

There was an activity to form a team to code, and I thought of joining in the fun, so I formed one. Two of the three of us coded diligently, and one of us didn't write. I was curious about the status of my teammates, and found that the brother who worked diligently on coding with me was really miserable. He had more than 500,000 words and had not yet been rated, so I thought about giving him some blood, rewarded him a little, and clicked a reminder. Then there was the third teammate who didn't write anything at all. I wondered if he didn't write because he was overwhelmed by the data or because he didn't have the motivation to code. Then I clicked on the homepage and saw that the good guy came dramatically. One has a rating of over 6.0 And one has a rating of 9.2, Both are finished. It turned out that I met a big boss, and he was probably preparing a manuscript for a new book. The little hand that was about to give a reward suddenly stopped and heard the sound of his own cardiac arrest. I am a clown. I am a clown...

There is science, but it is idealistic science. According to the author, accelerating neurotransmission can increase the speed of the protagonist. This is wrong. The upper limit of speed is related to the number and strength of muscles. No matter how fast the nerve transmission speed is, it cannot affect the objective muscle strength. Strengthening nerve transmission can only make you more "flexible" rather than "agile". Generally speaking, the world you see with your eyes is slower, but the speed of your body will also slow down. It is not that the world in your eyes slows down and your speed remains unchanged. This is not accelerating neurotransmission, but overall acceleration.

Very good. I haven't seen such a decisive male protagonist in a long time (many books have to say a few words when meeting a female villain), and I haven't seen such a comfortable female protagonist in a long time (the female protagonists in Tomato are basically the spoiled wife type, and they always hold back the story without saying anything).

I had a dream last night. I dreamed that the author updated a chapter - Shui Miaomiao pushed Su Xiaotian backwards... Author, I would like to ask if the protagonist will finally become a god through the rules of the universe (conservation of energy, conservation of mass, etc.). I feel that the rules of the planet are too weak.

It is scientific but pseudo-scientific, but it can be considered a reasonable explanation, such as accelerating neurotransmitters or something. The speed of reception actually depends on the number of receptors, and if it is really accelerated, it is not necessarily a good thing. But why are you struggling with science when reading a book? Just don't take it seriously.

It's very good. The article is quite compact, with one thing following the other without too much nonsense, but there are a lot of typos. The current quality is quite high and stable. Those who want to read cool articles will be disappointed. The improvement in strength is relatively gentle, step by step, and down-to-earth. It is novel than most of the beast-taming novels on the market. It does not mainly rely on the beast-taming's own bloodline and evolution, but also adds human wisdom, which strengthens the strength and is stronger than the beast-taming novels on the market.

It looks good, but a little lacking.

Congratulations to the author, the chapter reaches 100

It's very stable, not toxic at all for me, and I feel great from beginning to end. The heroine that the author wants to add now seems to be a comrade who can fight side by side. It remains to be seen. Some small details are also quite fleshed out.

A particularly good book, IQ is online, not brainless [Like] [Please update] I haven't loved a beast-controlling novel so much in a long time. I can't get enough of reading it every day! ! ! [Please update] [Blow kiss] [Like]