As a Beast Tamer, I Can See Evolution Paths

The article has some minor bugs but they are innocuous and the writing is quite good. Xiuhu wrote it very well and is very memorable. But as for the character Fufu, it was very good at first, and I didn't feel bad while reading it. But after more than 200 chapters, more and more emphasis was placed on taking Fufu home as a family member. Although Fufu is very cute, what makes me feel very strange is that would anyone really treat a stranger as a family member without any conditions? There is no reason and no description of the male protagonist's inner thoughts. He suddenly took her home as his sister. Although the author said later that he wanted the male protagonist to feel at home, it is quite casual to suddenly treat a stranger as a family member.

It's very good, the protagonist's personality is also very good, overall there is no messy plot, and the progression of the plot is very reasonable, mainly because the author's writing is particularly good. The most important thing is that he doesn't have a heroine, and he doesn't take the form of a spiritual beast and then falls in love with the protagonist. As long as the author keeps updating, I will keep following [sending my heart] Even now, there's nothing wrong with it.

It's quite good to read. There's no messy plot so far. It reads very smoothly. I didn't skip a chapter anyway.

When I saw a little girl being brought home, I didn't understand it, but I started to describe the little girl as being willful and coquettish, not wanting to go to school, crying, acting like a spoiled child, having a bad temper, and expressing her dissatisfaction with the male protagonist. , And then the male protagonist coaxed and coaxed and doted on the little girl, and used a few chapters to highlight the male protagonist's doting on the little girl. I was really powerless, so I gave it 3 stars in a fit of anger. Now I have calmed down and re-reviewed it, but the previous part was really good, really good-looking, and I highly recommend it, but this little girl... Me: I like raising beasts, raising sisters NONO! NO! Because it's a beast-controlling novel, I came here just for the beast-controllers 🥺 🥺 😢 ... I really like this little girl. There is also a personal chapter. Chapter 3 contains more adventures of the little girl. I searched for Fufu and it really runs through the plot. The little girl is coquettish and cries, and the male protagonist coaxes her. No more tricks

Little Guoba teacher, you are my god! Invincible is a book that was a bit like a prose form in the early stage, which caused some people to read it and quit it, but I found it quite comfortable. The overall story is a bit like Pokémon, telling the story of the spirit beast more than the battle. It is a bit like a memoir written by the protagonist. It does not have the poisonous points of modern online novels. The protagonist is more like an adventurer, exploring and collecting stories that happen in various places. It is very warm and comfortable to read. As for Fufu withdrawing from the school because of it, I can't understand it. It's just family. When I was reading the book, I felt that the protagonist was actually quite lonely, and it was really nice to have a family. It's really a great book

Up to the 100th chapter, it can be seen that the author is working hard to create a harmonious society where spirit beasts and humans coexist harmoniously. Spirit beasts are integrated into human daily life in all aspects of society, just like pieces of gears embedded in the grassroots of this world, operating harmoniously. The lives of humans and spirit beasts have long been inseparable. The world view is very interesting. The atmosphere in the author's works where people live a vibrant and harmonious life and the spirit animals are friendly to others is particularly good. I was particularly touched by the fact that there was still a smile on the face after a tiring day. Of course there is white and there is black, but at present there are not many descriptions of spiritual beasts that deceive humans or have malicious intentions towards humans. The focus is still on the good life of the protagonist, but I prefer this more utopian atmosphere than the traditional beast-control novels about killing, killing and changing power. I'm looking forward to how the author will describe the protagonist's life next. I haven't seen this type of article for a long time. The writing is also great. Both the protagonist's team spirit beasts and the spirit beasts that only appear a few times have vivid and full characters. It feels like the whole world has come alive. However, compared with the spirit beasts, the protagonist's character is not so distinct (it feels a bit nit-picking (hey)). It is really an interesting book. The only shortcoming is that there are too few. Please, please give more, author teacher.

Although there are only more than 110 chapters, the quality is generally good. I hope it won't collapse in the future. There are many novels in Tomato that are good in the early stage but I don't know why they don't work in the later stage. I hope the author can keep [learned]

I like it very much. The writing is very good. The interaction between the protagonist and the pet animals is also very warm. The characters are very vivid. The gentle Lin Zhao, the cold Xiao Qi, the clingy Dou Sha, the Xiong Xiuhu... And the stories between people and spiritual beasts, Wu Qiniang and Little Water Sparrow, Fufu and Mumu, Fan Sanye and Xiao Zi. I burst into tears, but I didn't cry, but the feeling was huge. Also, it's so damn good of you to get the name of the author!!! Finally, here's my favorite passage from the book: "This is the fate of beast masters. We sincerely love this great race of spirit beasts. We chase the spirit beasts, explore all the possibilities and impossibilities in them, record their information, and pass it on from generation to generation."

The author's writing style is quite good, especially when describing spiritual beasts, it is very detailed and there is nothing poisonous about it. Come on! I take back what I said before. The more I look at it, the more confusing it becomes. A cub with a racial level of Xin is actually at Xin level. It is completely broken. Although the description and writing are good.

The writing is very good. As for the reduction of female roles mentioned by the author, I think you can just write it normally. We are all old bookworms and we understand everything. After all, women are an indispensable part of the world and you cannot be without them. Add a reminder at the end. Just like what was said downstairs, don't always be a dragon or a phoenix. For example, in a book I read before, the main character's first beast is the Nine-section Wolf, which is also the "little raccoon". Moreover, the Nine Sections Wolf and Nine Rings also involve Jiutian: Yangtian... Wouldn't it be nice to wait?