Beast Taming: Unlimited Stat Points

I think this book is very good among beast-controlling books, because it is not like other harems (harem is a cool article, why do you need a harem to read high-quality beast-controlling articles?) Beast Mother and the Four Sacred Beasts (I get tired of reading it, and it always turns to mythical creatures and finally becomes the God of Creation). Personally, I like the new style of beast-controlling, that is, the types of beast-controlling can be diverse, and are not limited to any divine creatures. They have to be related to mythical creatures, and it is best to go their own way. I also have some personal opinions: The contract in this article is a bit strange, that is, there are qualification restrictions. It is understandable in the early stage. Those with high potential will look down on the protagonist. In the later stage, if your pet becomes stronger, you can force it. There are many ways to do it as a child, in the wild, and with pet eggs. If it is not possible, tell examples of your pet's strength improvement to wild pets, and those who want to become stronger will naturally follow. And the protagonist also has this concept. It doesn't mean that low-potential people must be trained to be very powerful. The protagonist also pursues high-qualified people. The higher the potential, the stronger it will be when adding plug-ins. (The first initial one cannot be selected, the second one can have continuous improvement in evolutionary potential, and the third night dagger cannot be understood, because it is fully capable of forcing a high-qualified contract, but the fourth one has a top-level contract, and subsequent contracts should also be top-level, let alone that) Then there is the problem of pet data. Sometimes the upper limit of skill level is ten, sometimes it is twenty, so I am confused whether it is due to a typo or other problems (even if some skills have a high upper limit and some have a low upper limit, the same skill appears. The upper limit is sometimes 10 and sometimes 20) (Complete data of pets are rarely written out in the later period. It may be due to reader feedback that the data is low, but I think it will not take up too much. At least it will be okay if you write it down when you break through to the big stage of the commander level) There is also a civil war in a university. The protagonist is not the Virgin, but during the intra-school battle, the thinking may be limited. If there is a requirement not to kill the other party's pet, it is completely allowed to be disabled, amputated, etc. Don't say that the other party will use this to make a fuss. After all, there are serious injuries to the opponent in the text. If the other party really wants to make a fuss, the serious injury will not be treated. Since the other party attaches great importance to it, and if it is a mortal enemy and cannot take back the pet in time, it is better to be disabled than seriously injured. There may be rebirth of broken limbs, but the price the other party wants to pay for recovery will definitely be higher than being seriously injured. Some suggestions: Can other pets evolve? Just like evolving from a stone spirit to a stone giant, it's fine if you don't evolve, but there are always regrets. After all, beasts can generally evolve. In the later stage of Kiritama, he will be the Skeleton Emperor. It feels a bit unworthy of this title if he only wields swords (it would be better to rely on the title of Sword Immortal if he only wields swords). He can use skills similar to summoning the undead. It does not need to be a core skill, it just needs to be more in line with his identity. Other minor problems will not affect the rating. When writing a book, there will be minor problems such as typos, which are nothing to worry about. (I used to care too much about typos when I first came into contact with online novels, and I was scolded by others, because at first I thought online novels should be the same as those famous books, with a higher grade. If there are typos like this, it is unacceptable, and I will be scolded if I point it out directly)

It's hard to comment. You can't get any fighting scenes at all. Fighting with beasts will always be stereotyped. When you meet people, they will be taunting and clashing with each other. It will always be like this. There is nothing novel at all, and there is no sense of picture, and there is no nurturing process.

A student from a club can dominate the world with one hand at the top university, even forming a cult. With such a mindless plot, no wonder the score is low!

Isn't Chapter 49 embarrassing to write?

Obviously you can level up, just to upgrade your skills, alas. Isn't level suppression delicious? Just to show that I am awesome and that I can kill people beyond my level. [What]

I don't like the plot after college

What a wonderful book, keep it up