Beast Taming: Max Charm, Divine White Tiger Begs for a Contract

I'm reading Chapter 32 while listening to it, and it takes a long time to get into a fight. At the beginning, it's okay for the protagonist to have a younger sister, but then there's a fat guy who is his best friend. Is it really impossible to write without a fat guy or something? I think this development sister is probably going to be given to Fatty Gong. Everyone talks about our sister, and the White Tiger. No matter how written it is, the NB results are not dare to be released. The protagonist in a systematic way has so many restrictions, and still has to keep silent, and the pace is so slow. It is not pleasant at all. I give it three stars, and one star is for Fatty's best friend brother. I am probably sick. No matter what article I see the protagonist has a brother, Fatty will give one or two stars [vomit]

There's a lot of nonsense. I wrote seven or eight chapters about simply saving people but didn't finish it. It suppressed the combat power and the contracted white tiger didn't dare to go out. It deliberately made the protagonist a moron at the beginning. What's the good of making the protagonist a clown? And I think everyone who clicked in to watch it did so because of the attraction to the pet beasts. There is very little interaction between the protagonist and the white tiger. I really can't stand it anymore

The sea, you are so much water! The earth, you are so desolate! It is nothing like this novel. I have written more than thirty chapters and I have not read anything. In other words, the content is not attractive at all. Bullying children in Novice Village? Can't we spend the 7 days quickly? This is boring to death. Where are the skills of the beastmaster? Just attribute sharing is gone, no cool skills? I can't go into details about Bai Hu's skills. The golden finger is really fw. Why not use your fingers to dig out your own Oujinjin?

When I saw the eleventh chapter, the contract with the beast has not started yet [facepalm] I kept writing my confession over and over again. I have written more than ten chapters and I am still writing it. I really can't watch anymore, mainly because I am upset. A little bit of trouble can lead to more than ten chapters. Then there's the younger sister and the fat man. [Note] Can't we write without these two characters? Exit and read other people's comments. It's even more funny. I kept the beast and didn't dare to release it [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] [like] [like] [like] I'm really a good guy.

The setting is indeed quite novel, but what the audience wants to see is the interaction between the male protagonist and the beast master, rather than keeping a diary, where all the daily things must be written down in detail. You have to make an outline of the subsequent plot and then think about it, otherwise the book will not be able to be written.

I always feel that Zhao can't help but summon the second master's familiar sense of déjà vu. It feels like a certain red white-faced ghost, "Damn ghost, it's been a while since I last saw you, and I miss you again~~"

Don't look at the protagonist's numerical value, just know that the protagonist is nb. When watching, don't be filled with colors in your mind. There is no crisis in it, just watch it as a daily comedy. When the protagonist said that no one should know about the contract with White Tiger, there were more people complaining about it, but it is much better than those poisonous articles.

I have never seen such a clever person. I wrote 20 pages about a small thing but didn't finish it. Six or seven chapters of a fight have passed and the fight hasn't started yet. What are you doing? There is so much nonsense. The more I read, the more annoying I am. That's enough. Die speechless

The author wrote that the protagonist would not kill him, and that the opponent wanted to snatch the monster that had already been contracted. He also wrote that the rabbit that had already been contracted was beaten to the point of dying, just barely breathing. In the end, it took a long time to beat the rabbit until it hurt a little, and again I didn't kill those monsters, nor did I cripple that group of people. Forget about water, water, after it was over, I felt very depressed and unhappy. At most, it just lowered their level. What does this mean? If someone cuts your roots and digs your grave, you just curse a few times and it's over?

After reading Chapter 10, I haven't signed a contract with a beast master yet. Let's figure it out.