I Own a Pet Beast Shop

It's pretty good, the protagonist takes the nurturing route. But there is a drawback. You can't see when the protagonist's strength improves unless you improve the spiritual beast evolution route. Moreover, after so many chapters, the protagonist's strength has not been improved. You can't keep improving your strength by taking the cultivation route. It only takes one pet beast to break through the beast master to break through. No wonder those big cities are so arrogant. After all, under this setting, those forces will not have a gap in strength. They can move up the level by spending resources, regardless of the person's own qualifications.

Like! There is no ambiguity with inexplicable girls, and the only people who are helpful to the male protagonist are girls or beautiful women who blush when they see the male protagonist. I hope the author will continue to do so! [Flying kiss][Flying kiss][Flying kiss][Flying kiss][Flying kiss][Flying kiss][Flying kiss] Author, please update!

It feels pretty good and there are no messy battles or anything like that. I like this kind of thing. It feels like someone has been replaced and I can't stand it anymore [rolls eyes]

Single male protagonist, no female protagonist, no ambiguity, beast control, system, evolution, setting, opening a store, non-combat orientation, auction To explain, "non-combat orientation" means that the protagonist does not participate in most battles, does not fight violently, and concentrates on cultivating beasts. The fighting parts of the supporting characters are slightly described. It is mainly written about cultivating beasts. The main part is a bit daily in the early stage, and then slowly grows and cultivates more powerful beasts. As the progress progresses, various events will occur, and the protagonist may participate in these events, but there is no trouble-making and pretentious behavior like normal store-running novels. Then this is just a personal review: If you include some bugs and minor poisons in the early stage, I would give the overall score 4 stars, but it did not make me uncomfortable or disgusted. In addition, I like the writing style very much. I will give the personal score 5 stars. The personal score shown is the personal score. Then there is the protagonist who is 180cm tall, has both parents, and has a younger brother who is 188cm tall and is one or two years younger than the protagonist. As for why I say this, well, the protagonist's character at the beginning was a psychopath, a bit sickly, and I quite like this setting. The sickly elder brother and the younger brother who is crazy about fighting outside and controlling his elder brother at home. Then there is a lot of setting text in the article. The author will omit some more repetitive skill descriptions, but most of the beast-controlling skills will be written down regardless of whether they have any effect. At first, I looked at it quite well, but later I found that there were a lot of beast-controlling skills written. The settings were well written and the names were good, but many of them had basically never used any of the ten skills, so I didn't want to read it. A few will use one or two, mainly because there are too few fighting scenes in this book. Not to mention that the protagonist doesn't fight much at all. There are also very few scenes of supporting characters fighting. The main descriptions are set up and part of the plot progress. About character design I quite like the author's writing style. In terms of characters, I like my younger brother and Cangyuan very much. I don't remember the other characters... Then there are many comments saying that this poison and that poison are poisonous everywhere. The benevolent has his own opinions and the wise have their own opinions... If you don't see it, say goodbye. If you think it can bring you the desire to pursue it, continue. I watched it whenever I wanted to, but if it really poked fun at me, I would run away. Oh, I personally think that the part where the family said that the protagonist stole their evolution route was a bit crazy, which made me quite unhappy. I just thought about it.

It's good to read. The whole book is very appetizing. There is no heroine and no ambiguity. The early stage focuses on the cultivation of beasts, and the main plot officially begins in the middle and late stages. The final ending is also very good. The protagonists in each life finally return to their time and space, and separate time and space as a parallel universe. The happy ending is really well written✿✿ヽ(°▽°)ノ✿

Overall it's pretty good. Although there are occasional typos, the style still appeals to me. Although the writing is not great, it is not very white either and is acceptable. The only shortcoming is that the protagonist's strength improves too slowly, but the author also upgraded the protagonist after realizing it. Let's see how it develops later.

It's a very interesting story about animal control, and it doesn't have the "bitterness, bitterness, and deep hatred" found in other stories.

It's very interesting. I hope the author will update it every day [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart]

It's good to read. I finally saw an article like this that specializes in training. If you like training, you can read it without thinking [I learned it]

The book worth recommending is not a beast-control novel that keeps fighting under the guise of running a shop. No heroine The only thing that makes me regret is that Tianyun Daoling has been waiting for so long, waiting for that old friend to reunite, and he has always been a witness and participant in reincarnations. I hope the system can reunite with that old friend from back then. The system is really too tired and hardworking. With every new reincarnation of "Dao Lord", he has always been by his side to watch his growth, and has always been by his side to protect him. When he saw it, Cangliu said that he was not willing to give in. The protagonist had only been with them for ten thousand years in his previous life, but he had to wait for tens of millions of years for a promise. He was not willing to give in. The title sentence "It was a day when it rained heavily" made me sympathize with the sadness and unwillingness in the heart of the beast who was contracted by the protagonist in his previous life. The long river of time will always produce many similar flowers, but they are not the original one. In the end, thousands of reincarnations separated the novel to make up for its regrets. The "Tao Lord" in the first life turned into all the heavens and all the ways, and the underlying logical rules of the system became the way of heaven. Maybe it was his original wish. If he wanted to take it first, he must give it to him. He also gave himself a good ending in each life...