Apocalyptic Beast Control: Focus on One and Don't Waste It

It's good-looking, it doesn't stress the level, it's a purely enjoyable novel. The protagonist is decisive in killing. If someone wants to kill him, he will find an opportunity to deal with it as soon as he has the strength. There are only two or three days in between. The number of chapters does not exceed ten chapters. It's so cool. Unlike other books, in the early stage, it takes thirty or forty chapters to kill such a person. I deduct one star from you, not because of poor writing, but because of the update. The updates are very unstable, sometimes once a day, sometimes twice a day, sometimes only once every two days, I'm speechless.

It's so good. This is one of the fast-paced novels I've read among the many beast-control novels. However, such a fast-paced novel also has disadvantages. For example, the data is easy to collapse, or the subsequent story cannot be unfolded. As for the data, the author should write boldly. After all, this is a cool article. As for the subsequent chapters, it depends on the author's imagination. Anyway, I am very optimistic about this novel, and I hope the author will not stop updating (ﾉД`)

Good-looking, non-toxic throughout, and enjoyable all the way to the end

Super pretty! ! ! Everyone is normal, and so are the officials, with normal treatment and attitudes towards geniuses. The most important thing is that there is currently no heroine, no ambiguity, no disgusting marginalia, and no unruly aunts or sisters. The protagonist is so handsome! The villain is quick and accurate, and there is no mercy. It is in line with the character of the apocalypse, and it is very good-looking! The four beast masters are also very cute, with different personalities, but they are all sensible. I hope that in the end there will be no female protagonist and no emotional scenes. I am already disgusted and scared!

It looks good. This is a good example of a cool novel. It doesn't overwhelm the protagonist's fighting ability, and there's no bloodshed. After reading it, there's not even a hint of poison. It's good-looking. It's really good-looking.

Not bad. I read it in one go. I think it's semi-invincible. The upgrade speed is very fast. I hope it will be updated continuously.

Purely enjoyable writing that doesn't stress the protagonist's level and kills decisively.

It's great. The author's writing is first-rate, and there is no need to stress the protagonist's level at all (many books require various materials for evolution to block the level). The three-in-one elements of Pokémon, the merits of cultivating immortal species, and the evolution of apocalyptic zombies are very interesting!

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!! Why!!! Why!!! There are always new books that are good!!

My God, what a wonderful article. The last time I saw such a decisive and decisive protagonist was "He An". The protagonist is not kidnapped by morality at all, and shows no mercy to his enemies. If he can defeat them, he will directly eradicate them, and if he cannot defeat them, he will remain dormant. Not reckless at all, he knows how to advance and retreat. Knowing his own advantages, he would be able to surpass those enemies as long as he was given time. When others asked him to leave, he did not hesitate and cherished his life very much. It won't be like some mindless articles where you have to rush forward like an idiot. There is no trace left behind, and the supporting characters also have brains and will not be stupid to find faults. Now that I have seen the latest chapter, it should be without a female protagonist. If there is a female protagonist in the future, I will re-evaluate it. I don't know when the author will publish this book, I miss this physical book so much! If you like the film without a female protagonist, feel free to watch it. Personally, I don't think it's too toxic. Cool article! Just too little

There is no heroine, no ambiguity, the main theme is a cool story, and the killing is decisive. If someone wants to kill the protagonist today, then as long as the protagonist's level increases by one level, kill them until they are all killed. There is no such kind of frustration for dozens or hundreds of chapters. The enemy can't be killed, and the relationship with the beast is very gentle. Xin is the kind of relationship between family and friends, not a tool. The protagonist will use a camera to record the breaking and upgrading of his own beast. He will remember the birthday of his own beast and celebrate his own birthday. In short, it is very good. The setting of the twins in the past and future of the two worlds is also very good.

The protagonist is very cautious, but he is not like other special dogs who hide their qualifications. The resources they should take are not left behind at all. When he seeks death, he is definitely not himself. The beast control novel has such caution, which is very good. I have been reading it for a long time, and suddenly I thought of coming here to make up for the five-star [Punch Out]

There are currently 119 chapters, which are quite interesting and attractive, especially the occasional funny elements and the nightmare content in the back. It can be said that it is very suitable for my personal taste. However, after only a hundred chapters, it is almost the best. The combat power rises a bit too fast, which may easily lead to the subsequent world view being difficult to open, or the rough description leading to unsatisfactory. After all, Goldfinger is two worlds, local area, and resources are abundant. It would be a pity if the above situation occurs. But for now it's really worth watching, and I look forward to its future development.

The writing is average in terms of straightforwardness, but the pace is fast and the overall plot does not deviate too much, so the rating is good. I think the biggest problem is not that the protagonist upgrades quickly, but the real strength of human beings. My feeling after watching it: Humans should be the most victorious race, and the others are all younger brothers. Whether it is the training of future generations (other ethnic groups are simply naive, and there is a competitive relationship between various ethnic groups, and the elders still dare to believe that humans are good people, and in the end the younger generation is almost slaughtered), or the strength of human beings (except for civil strife, the remaining major ethnic groups cannot defeat humans, and there are casualties, and humans are unscathed), it is better to start with humans ruling the world [face covering]

It's a lot of fun, and the writing is not bad either. It's a fun article worth reading. Mainly, I don't know what the author thought so about the chapter about the Ten Thousand Races Examination, which is very strange. They tricked the geniuses from other races into trapping them and killed them. After the traps and killings were completed, they also surrounded and suppressed the people who escorted the geniuses. At least after I read the next 40 pictures, there was no news about the Ten Thousand Races. This logic is very strange. After killing all the races, there was no movement. And from the information I extracted from the article, I don't know why the human race dared. There were a total of 12 victorious races. To put it bluntly, they were the 12 Changs. But in this case, the Humans dared to kill all the geniuses of the other 11 Changs. I don't think it's important to kill the genius. What's important is that the human race didn't follow the rules and killed the backbone troops who escorted the genius. This is very strange. I hope someone who understands the specific situation can help me answer it. Oh, by the way, there is another very basic question, which is why can humans control beasts? Because from the chapters I've read so far, it seems that the beast master only has one role. It helps the beast control to increase the speed of cultivation, and the others do not reflect a specific role. And the big bosses that have been released so far don't seem to be like traditional Pokémon or other beast-control novels, where someone has developed and improved them step by step. Instead, there is a quasi-god at the beginning. You only need to feed him resources and they will grow up. In this case, I have a lot of questions about how the human race conquered these quasi-god races in the first place. Because the background given by the author is that of thousands of races competing for hegemony, in this case the quasi-gods must have their own ethnic group, but currently there is no quasi-god group that has been conquered by the human race. And I considered that they might have a cooperative relationship at the beginning, but in the chapter of Genius of Ten Thousand Races, it was clearly stated that each race fought on its own to compete for resources. It is rare to unite together, and why can the human race unite with a quasi-god group in the first place?

It's pretty good. I saw it a few times on recommendations before and clicked on it. After all, its name can dissuade many people [face covering] [OK]

It looks good, but the upgrade is too fast. His grandma's, upgraded. Careful.

No ambiguity, no heroine, no suppression of the protagonist's strength [Learned] It's a bit boring back there

The writing is quite good. If you are not used to reading it, you can imagine that it will be much better if you read Pokémon stories. Evolution and racial values ​​are similar, but the types are completely new, and the plot is another isolated road.

I forgot the front and the middle, but it's just a good read. The protagonist is born in the apocalypse, has a decisive character, and likes to eliminate weeds. He is the chosen one from the dark system. He is the holder of the Human Emperor Banner of 40 million "elite" soldiers and the master of Gou Dao. You think you are seeing me in front of you, but in fact it is a flesh and blood clone. You think I am my real body, but in fact I am still a flesh and blood clone. As for where the real body is, I don't know. The overall plot is fast-paced but logically smooth, and the writing style is steady with a hint of humor. I would give it a full score of 90 out of 100. I will deduct 10 points because the number of words is too small and it will be gone after a long time. I am afraid that I will die if I read it. Overall, it is worth reading.

It's a great and refreshing article. It doesn't have the childish feeling of ordinary beast-controlling articles. It's very enjoyable anyway, and it can be regarded as a fairy tale. The early stage was really good. This new student assessment is really a bit intellectually depressing. Humans are 12 victorious races, not invincible. One true king threatens all races? What do you think, just to make the protagonist show off?

If you don't finish reading, you won't be graded. But there is one thing to say: at least the part I read is acceptable. Some villains are at least logical. In some novels, aristocratic families can control everything. They are obviously surrounded by powerful enemies and are still fighting among themselves crazily. This is good. Although it looks very powerful, once it goes against the general trend, it will be crushed into slag by the country. Even if there is a factional dispute, it will not affect the overall situation. To be honest, I don't know what some novels think. They are obviously beaten by others. As a result, the strongest one is still fighting among themselves. I don't know what they think. But after reading more than 300 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. All the alien races have died down, internal chaos has begun again, the protagonist has also been crowned king, and there is no one who can improve the beast control except the youngest. The apocalyptic world feels almost the same. Even if I continue reading, I am afraid that there will be another infinite flow and another alien visitor. But I flipped through it, okay, it seems like the villain is coming back again. Let's stop here. I still think the above article is good. The protagonist who is steady and full of combat awareness comes to the world of beast control. Even in the dark system, which is slow to advance in peaceful times, there is a "supply" for the apocalyptic world. And killing zombies can be regarded as liberating them and gaining merits. (When it comes to merits, I get angry. This is the power of merits. I read a book about the end of a doomsday era. A great meritorious person traveled to the world of immortals to work as a cook. In the end, he was kidnapped and almost sacrificed to blood. Those merits are useless. No, that talent) has evolved into an unprecedented new form, the country generally has no faults, and the top bosses know right from wrong (I'm talking about the ape ancestors, who focus on the survival and future of mankind). The protagonist is also decisive in killing, and will never take revenge if he has the ability. At least up to this point, it is super cool!

There is no female protagonist and no ambiguity, and the male protagonist also has a very good character. The most important thing is that the male protagonist has been crowned a king and rules his own territory. This is quite rare. Other novels are all in the lone wolf style. Even if he becomes the best in the world in the end, he does not seem to have any special practical rights. It is a bit embarrassing to call the male protagonist "Big King" like this. There are also male protagonists who are titled "Suppressing Heavenly King" and later become "Suppressing King", which feels more and more unpleasant. There is really no right or wrong between races in this article. It does not mean that the human race is a righteous party. Seeing that for the sake of continuation and glory, those races, even if the entire race sacrifices, they must leave a bloodline in order to rebuild their glory. The mood is really complicated. The male protagonist takes the savior route in the apocalyptic world. I am more worried about the relationship between the two worlds, and then the male protagonist finally becomes the biggest savior. , And then there is the feeling that if there are too many pre-sales for the male protagonist, it will be a bit difficult to write. When writing the shadow of the monster, I feel that there is no role anymore, and the growth process is all mentioned in one stroke. The most difficult point of writing a beast-taming novel is the strength of the beast-tamer itself and the issue of command, but this article is very well controlled, and there is no feeling that the beast-tamer himself is weak and has a weakness when fighting. Anyway, these two most difficult points do not exist in this novel, and it is very smooth.

Overall, it's a good-looking movie. There's no heroine, and there's no romantic partner. I'm a harem fan, but the viewing experience is okay. The settings refer to some of Pokémon's settings, such as racial values, quasi-gods, and multi-level golden flowers. There are many original parts, and the look and feel is not very stitched. Overall, it's a fun read with logic. I've read a lot of stories about the disadvantages of the human race, and this one seems pretty cool in terms of the later descriptions. There are a few flaws. The relationship between the apocalyptic world and the world of beast control is not well written. There is also the part about obtaining the bones of the Xiaoliu plug-in. It is more uncomfortable to follow the update. Overall a good review. I feel like we are almost at the final stage. I hope we don't do anything like jumping around the world.

The writing is really good so far. I have read it in one go. Please update more, and make sure you have two or more books. As long as your writing is not too bad, don't make up some old routines. Sometimes you can also combine it with current popular memes or borrow names. For example, it has been two and a half years [laughing] At least on Tomato, your book will be popular. One more thing, the most important thing is, don't stop updating, don't throw the book away after writing it. So far it's pretty good and worth reading, but the author is a bit slow in updating, one page a day. Is the author so vain?

It's good-looking, and the protagonist, as a person who has come back from the apocalypse, has a very real character. And there is no frustrating plot that makes you feel uncomfortable. The protagonist always wants revenge and eradicates the root cause. The latter setting of the past and future is also very interesting. I hope the author can write better and better.

It's a pretty good beast-control article. It doesn't copy the beast-control settings of other software, but it does copy some of the Pokémon's qualification settings. This is casual. The protagonist is really decisive in killing, and also very vindictive. After more than 200 chapters, he has the strength to destroy four major families, just because he is wearing a gun. Although he is very mature in killing people, he thinks relatively simple in many aspects. This is in line with the setting, after all, he has come from the apocalypse. To be specific, the protagonist is dark and friendly, seeking stability but not lacking in publicity. He can double-travel and eat zombie resources from another world. The overall growth rate is quite fast. He has 5 true kings at around 270. There are not many disgusting plots, and there is nothing that makes the protagonist unhappy. As for beast control, there is a humanoid muscle monster, one that can evolve with two swords like the Charizard Mega, a human shield plus the Deathly Disaster Human Emperor Banner, a little flower that turns fake into real, a monster that can upgrade the divine beast without threshold, and the last is a baby shadow demon. I haven't watched the rest of the plot yet.

Turtle, it's kind of pretty. There are reference Pokémon for data and such, which is better than other self-created data books.

It's wonderfully written. I traveled to the world of beast control, awakened the dark system, and found that I could travel back to the zombie world. It happened that all the zombie materials needed for the dark system were gathered (flesh, bones, and souls). He used the resources of the entire zombie world to rise rapidly, and also obtained the priesthood of the beast mastering world and the zombie world. He was much stronger than the ordinary beast masters who had obtained the priesthood. The whole story is about fighting, using zombies to grow, and training beasts. There are also some weird little stories interspersed in it. The beast control is super well written, with each stage of evolution and racial values. He actually wrote to celebrate Yushou's birthday, which was more humane than other Yuzhu articles. He treated Yuzhu as a family member, not a thug. Not bad.

After seeing Chapter 251, please comment 1. The plot is compact, not brainless, and the protagonist is very sensible. 2. The villain is not stupid, will not give anything away, and has reasonable logic. 3. There is no heroine, and the protagonist kills decisively. 4. Don't stress the protagonist's level, it should be improved. 5. The plot is good, with few old routines and some innovations. 6. It's not a brainless fun! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Overall evaluation: The score is low, probably around 9.5