I Really Didn’t Mean to Become a Beast Tamer

Overall, it looks really good. The writing is also good. The story is gentle but not impetuous in reading. Especially the description of the elf dragon's language made me feel that the cute voice of the elf dragon was echoing in my ears while reading. To put it simply, I love reading it. I support it very much. I hope the author can stick to it and not stop updating! ! ! [Top post] Second comment, the hours will prove it!

Magic Age for All: I can see hidden attributes The days are short and the nights are long V A popular novel for beginners. The opening plot is relatively relaxed and enjoyable, and the characters' behaviors are also relatively relaxed and enjoyable. But it doesn't seem to hold up. That's it, three and a half to four stars.

It's quite interesting, but the shortcoming is that it feels a bit overwhelming to the protagonist and not satisfying. The heroine's background is quite strong. The problem is that the heroine's family fails in the struggle and may be implicated. And the protagonist's beast control level is too high. Because he has no background, he dare not show it, for fear of being robbed, and being targeted by the dragon clan.

The rating is so low? It shouldn't be, look again If you insist on doing those things that are available and not available, it will become poisonous.

It's a very exciting book. It's half a good read but not mindless. The author's text is okay, the main plot and sub-lines are very good, and there are many twists and turns. I personally like this kind of book very much. For those who read the book for more than an hour, can you read it for a while and then evaluate it?

There are too many plot battles in this book, and there are relatively few daily battles. The fights are all kind of old monsters that are far beyond my current level. There is no relaxing feeling when reading it, and the life of the academy is not too much. Although the pretentious and brainless routine is very cliché, some should be included appropriately, such as beating peers in school. The panels of the characters and the beast control panels are too long, which is a bit tiring to watch. There are also some relationships to sort out and various lines, but overall it is quite good and should not be only 6.9

"The Age of Magic: I Can See Hidden Attributes" really has the right combination of "refreshing" and "delicate"! The opening scene uses the setting of the intersection of the heaven and earth and the invasion of monsters, laying out the world view of the national beast-controlling world full of tension. The collision between the earth and the magical world has a sense of fate that makes people want to follow it at a glance. The finishing touch is that the protagonist can see the golden finger with hidden attributes. It not only avoids mindless cheating, but also creates layers of surprises when contracting with beasts and upgrading and growing. Every time a new attribute is unlocked, people can't help but look forward to the follow-up. What's even more rare is that the author balances passionate battles and daily interactions extremely well. Characters such as the white-haired dragon girl Lolita and the yandere girl from the vampire tribe have their own charms. The delicate daily interactions make the characters vivid and three-dimensional, and the bond with the beasts is particularly poignant. The battle line between humans and demons is full of tension, and the rhythm of the upgrade flow is crisp and fast, making people excited to watch it. The length is enough to unfold the grand story, and the continuous updates also reassure those who follow the update. Whether you like beast control, interaction with multiple female protagonists, or a passionate upgrade flow, you will find happiness in this book. It is definitely a masterpiece worth reading in urban martial arts!

Very nice, I don't understand why the rating is low٩(*´◒`*)۶

Yes, there is no senseless opposition between good and evil. The Dharma God is portrayed very well. If you write a few more chapters and more people will read it, can it be 6,000 a day?

Not bad. The writing is not bad and the plot is okay. It's a cool novel. It's not toxic (so far). Tomatoes are rare nowadays. It's much better than those pure histories that are greasy, have no plot and no writing. It's definitely okay to read for fun.