[Beast Taming] [Naruto] [Outer God Invasion] [A Capybara Who Loves Ramen]
After transmigrating to a Beast Taming world, Ye Lan finds himself with a capybara that takes life and death in stride from the start. He doesn't know what to make of it, but the Naruto mobile game from his previous life has come along with him.
As someone with an extremely disciplined lifestyle, who never misses Wednesday or Saturday, the village local Ye Lan breaks into a goofy grin.
Ye Lan: “Kakala, it's time to show them the bond we share!”
Capybara: “Big-dee-bah-ying!”
Kakala, Kurama Link Mode, here we come!
New characters appear too quickly, there are too many useless plots with irrelevant characters, the events are messy, there is no novel plot, and the protagonist does not receive reasonable compensation for the major events he participates in. In addition, the traditional protagonist's explosive seed can be triggered again, which is more reasonable and safe. The protagonist of this book is an experience card and it is exposed. There is nothing to say, and the plot development is also very abrupt...
Give a five-star rating to your friend's new book, and then use a whip to urge him to update the book five stars.
Forehead. . . . . . . . .