All My Beast Pets Have Their Cheat Skills Unlocked

I like this beast-controlling novel. It is a relaxed, everyday style, and contains more plots about beast-controlling than the beast-controlling novels I have read before. The upgrade is slower than other beast-control stories, but there is no deliberate leveling up, and there are no events that urge the protagonist to quickly improve his combat power. It just upgrades naturally, which I feel is relatively comfortable. I don't think there's anything poisonous about it. There is currently no female protagonist. Personally, I would like to see a female protagonist in a beast-control novel, because I like the interaction between people and pets. There are a lot of battle plots, so I always skipped the battles that were not the protagonist's and just took a look at the main character's. I feel like this book is suitable for keeping for a while and then reading instead of following the series. Personally, I suggest that you reduce the description of the protagonist and write more about beast control. Writing about the life of the protagonist makes me feel a bit watered down.

Although the setting of Pokémon is used, I feel great that the author can create original Pokémon. There are more than 800 kinds of Pokémon, and most of the novels are about humans. After all, there are so many pets that it would take a lot of writing just to record them. Come on, author.

Not bad, I stayed up late to read it I think I know what Shet is

There's not much else to say, except that there's a lot to write about the battles. When reading a pet book, you must have many pets. No matter how many you have, you don't mind. Any new evolution will be a bonus.

What's going on? The critical moment is gone.

So far so good

It's okay. I used Pokémon's value settings and built my own pet system on this basis. You can't watch it as a Pokémon, but it's pretty good.

Okay, it's not too fast-paced, but it's not boring either. The plot is very logical and there are no particularly bad characters. Give five stars for encouragement. It's too watery, the main plot line is not advanced at all, and the development of the situation has nothing to do with the protagonist. You have written more than ten chapters, and you can summarize it in two sentences.

Not bad, suits me well

It's good to watch. The author is quick to update. It's the first time I've seen the elf cheating.