
Global Beast Taming: I Have One More System Than Everyone Else
全民御兽:我比别人多一个系统
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 270k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
134Chapters
4Reads
8.0Score
38.5kReads · all time
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I was confused by the operation of the place where the protagonist bought the beast core after returning to the city. It only costs 3000 to buy a high-grade red beast core, which can provide one year of life. The yellow beast core is a hundred times more expensive and can only last for 3 years. What does the protagonist choose to buy the yellow one? What does it mean? (If I remember correctly, the protagonist's golden finger is based on lifespan)
The protagonists I like are the kind who are kind and have a bottom line, but are not holy mothers. They are arrogant, quiet, low-key, lone wolves, and behind-the-scenes players. Ants, bees, mosquitoes, snakes, turtles, vines, and willows are the first choices for contract pets. The main focus is to bully the few with more. . Ha ha
It's a bit interesting at the beginning, but then it turns into a stereotypical academy system style beast.
To be honest, this book is really good and has reasonable logic. Originally, when I saw the bad review that the guy said: The protagonist didn't stand up until Chapter 18, I couldn't help but run away, but the setting touched my heart, so I couldn't hold it back. After reading slowly, I found that when he stood up in Chapter 18, he really didn't stand up in a daze, but pushed forward bit by bit with logic. After all, a paralyzed person would not be able to do it if Goldfinger was not so powerful that he could recover in seconds. It just so happened that the protagonist Goldfinger was logical and could only recover bit by bit. Because of various benefits, it was really not a drag. The author's writing style and logic are very strong, and his combat skills are not exceeded. I am looking forward to this book.
I can't stand it when I think I'm going to tell the teacher my secret. Shouldn't this kind of thing rot in the stomach? You may have to think twice about telling your loved ones The protagonist is really not afraid of being betrayed... Also, the part where the teacher uses the card to treat students feels awkward. Treating trauma costs one million Generally speaking, it would be great to help apply for subsidies and raise funds.
It feels okay, but it's a bit old-fashioned, and the author really didn't write any outline or detailed outline at first glance. The situation of not posting the data in the front and back is very serious, and talent is also a big problem, so just put it wherever it is. . . Even if it is to be solved later, there must be a solution. It feels a bit poisonous. There is also the relationship between Ye Tian and the protagonist. They are not particularly good. Why do they directly hire a life master (should be called this name), who is still the best that his class can have access to. Also, the author has a lot of typos. Didn't you even read it twice after writing it??? As long as you read it after reading it once, you won't have so many typos. The last part is what puzzles me the most. Isn't the black market there soliciting money? Now that I suddenly don't go there often, won't I notice something is wrong? . . Ah? I don't quite understand
The old school style. I don't care about the talent after more than 50 chapters. Just leave the remaining ones. I don't know what the author is thinking. Red is advanced for 1 year and yellow is for 3 years. The price difference is a hundred times. If you don't buy red, buy yellow. I don't know what you think.
It's pretty good-looking. I don't know how to describe it later. I suspect you are going to take the college entrance examination stream.
It's not toxic at the moment. I just want to know what the protagonist's next few beasts are like. An undead turtle with the same longevity talent as the protagonist and the longevity turtle mutation, and a life-type rabbit suspected of being taken over by the undead in space. The following beasts can't be worse than these at least.
The subject matter is actually not eye-catching - but the performance of this protagonist really made me agree. Whether it is the plan setting or the disguise of personality and identity, it is remarkable. And Teacher Ye is a good person (I am convinced), and I feel like I will confess to Teacher Ye (but I feel like I am gradually leaning towards concealment), and I am already looking forward to falling off the horse. Ing. Finally, I hope the author will update more and more. Every time I click on the bookshelf to update, I feel gloomy and gloomy (paralysis)