Beast Taming: My Beastmaster Is a Villainous Young Lady

After reading the beginning, I think it's okay. Ignore those comments. Generally speaking, I was wrong. The protagonist has no distinction between right and wrong, unclear relationships, and is self-righteous. He still keeps pretending that he and the heroine are equals, and he keeps bossing the heroine around. It is obvious that they have a coexisting and mutually beneficial relationship. It is always disgusting. The comments section also makes fun of college students. I just want to talk about you, please, what the hell are you? We are just making fun of you, so don't be disgusting. Finally, I saw that the protagonist actually threatened the heroine to terminate her slave status, because the two of them were going to leave eventually and they had to take this person with them. Finally, I would like to add that the protagonist and the heroine have a mutually beneficial relationship. The protagonist has never been able to see this clearly, and is as disgusting as a white-eyed wolf. It's like I am kind to you, but we still plucking grasshoppers from the same boat, and you treat me the same as you treat other people. The most important thing is that there is a serious imbalance between the efforts of the heroine and the protagonist. See for yourself how many resources can be given to the protagonist. If it is not just a push at the beginning, it is not a bandage, and if you don't give it, it will not kill you. It is a typical male form of a phoenix that is full of favors and grudges.

After reading the latest chapter, I have mixed feelings. The heroine is very good, but Gu Ze is very bad. So, can you give the heroine another golden finger and kill Gu Ze? The heroine deserves better. If it weren't for Gu Ze, the heroine would have a normal beast. The heroine will not encounter so many things, and her current situation will be better. Regarding Gu Ze's rebuttal, I just find it ridiculous. He said that the heroine was a waste, but in fact the heroine was a genius, proficient in training, alchemy, and formations. He feels that he deserves the kindness that the heroine of the Ji family treats him, and it is compensation for hurting him. But in fact, if it were not for him, the heroine would not have a lower status, fewer resources, and become a marriage tool. There are so many troubles, and the heroine treats Gu Ze badly just because he has brought so much trouble to the heroine. Regarding the heroine Gu Zezai, he felt that this was the reward for him taking so many resources from the heroine. But after Gu Ze was able to fly, the heroine was the first to speak, and Gu Ze took her to fly. He even looked at Xia Hua before flying, and then invited Xia Hua. If he hadn't wanted to take Xia Hua to fly, I don't think he would have taken the heroine to fly. At present, all the troubles the heroine encounters are caused by Gu Ze, and all the troubles Gu Ze encounters are because of himself. He was greedy in the secret realm and almost killed the heroine. In the end, the heroine's talent was damaged, but he himself became stronger without being affected at all. He also used the resources of the heroine to adopt the wolf as his younger brother, creating a gap between him and the heroine. I think it would be better to give the heroine another golden finger and kill Gu Ze or never see each other again. But if that doesn't work, it becomes a dual protagonist, with the heroine and Gu Ze each having their own lives. Write another comment and discuss Summer Flowers. When Xia Hua was still the heroine's slave, Xia Hua was good to Gu Ze. I don't think this is okay. After all, Xia Hua belongs to the heroine at this time. But after being exposed to the slave contract, Xia Hua still treated Gu Ze so well, which was very problematic, because Gu Ze was the heroine's master beast. If you don't understand, you can make a simple analogy. The heroine is A, Gu Ze is B, and Xia Hua is C. A and B are together, and C is B's first love. Knowing the relationship between A and B, B has always been very good to B, and B is very good to C. He keeps looking for C, and even tells A not to be angry and threatens to break up at any time. This is really outrageous. Finally, I would like to add a little bit about the heroine and Gu Ze. Some people say that Gu Ze helped the heroine change her destiny against fate, and the best ending for the heroine is to marry the prince. But you have forgotten the black sword of the Seventh Prince. If it weren't for Gu Ze, the heroine would not have bought the elixir fire, but probably the black sword. The heroine is the most suitable person to inherit the black sword. For the heroine, the black sword almost killed the seventh prince. The black sword can also help the heroine change her life. After all, the black sword will only fall into the hands of the seventh prince and the heroine. The seventh prince likes the heroine, and the heroine will not be forced to marry by the prince. As long as no accident occurs, the inheritance of the black sword will only fall into the hands of the heroine. Gu Ze is currently causing trouble to the heroine without any benefit. A normal beast master can make the heroine directly become an inner disciple, or even a direct disciple. If we were to be realistic and ignore the emotions the heroine put in and just exchange interests, Gu Ze would not be qualified at all. Gu Ze did not bring any benefits to the heroine. Joining the Three Peaks, which cannot protect anyone, is better than having a normal beast master and becoming an inner disciple of other peaks. If he joins the Nine Peaks and has a good friend's master who can protect the heroine, there will be no shortage of resources.

Give it five stars, the content is really good. But it's a bit uncomfortable to overwhelm the protagonist. Can he survive after taking so many elixirs to reach the first level? The protagonist eats and upgrades all the way. In other devouring novels, there are various devouring materials. The main character outside the family also feels like eating some small fish and shrimps. In the kind of alien beast growth story, entering the forest is like a fish and a dragon entering the sea, and the upgrade is quick. After leaving the family, there is still a burden. The protagonist is a bit unreasonable. It is very dangerous outside. What if I don't have the strength to kill her? But it can't be said that it's wrong, after all, the protagonist's humanity is so human, it just makes readers a little bit poisonous. The author should work harder, it can be seen that he put a lot of thought into his creation.

Not very poisonous Toxic resistance continues to increase. It is recommended not to read it all the time, otherwise it will be easy to see that Gu Ze is a white-eyed wolf. This book can be renamed. Gu Ze and Xia Hua fight Ji Shuyu.

Stop talking, it's too poisonous. Give me a five-star review and attract people to come in and take poison with me. I can't be poisoned, they won't [laughing evilly]

It's okay, but you have to understand that the dragon is the protagonist [thinking], and no one will empathize with the heroine [thinking]. Suggestion: The heroine is a person who will do anything to achieve her goals. In order to gain the favor of the dragon, she even caters to the dragon's preferences. From the heroine's perspective: I am taming the dragon. [Thinking] Suggestion: The dragon is a reincarnation, and will never surrender to anyone. As the self-confidence increases with the increase of strength, it will become more and more domineering. From the dragon's perspective: the heroine is a private property. [Thinking] The public's perspective: The relationship between these animal trainers is really strange [Shocking]

I can taste herbs, but is this grass? I can't suffer alone

Well, it is recommended to turn off comments when watching, as it will greatly affect the viewing experience. There are some crazy people in there. I've read too many cool stories, and I feel suffocated when the pace is slower. I've read too many silly and sweet stories. How normal and smooth this emotional development is. Why doesn't the heroine speed it up for nothing? You see how normal the emotional development of others is. You don't do many reviews on your high-rated love stories. There are good ones, but most of them are ok. It was given very quickly, and then I gave it candy. It wasn't really sweet at all. Anyway, I couldn't feel it at all. It felt a bit strange. I just said that I like watching it and left it. There is no need to torture yourself in this comment section. By the way, I can't stand it when I see your comments.

Although the heroine has a bit of a bad character, she is violent yet tender, stern yet tender, and she has goals and ideals, and a distinct personality. The description is quite good, and the author should work hard to update it more. However, I hope that the heroine will not have other ambiguous partners. The protagonist will definitely turn into a human form after becoming a dragon. It is best to pair up a male and female protagonist.

It's rare to see a villainous heroine and a beast being mastered, and it's even rarer to see the emotional part written so naturally and sweetly. If it's just a villainous heroine, there are actually quite a few on the market, but the heroine in this book is both villainous and gentle, and she's not a flower vase, which is rare. The image of the heroine is very full, not single, but showing multiple sides through description, including a gentle side and a villainous side. This makes a character image vividly displayed in front of readers and gives people a real feeling. The emotional part is not described rigidly, but from scratch to something, from shallow to deep. I think the hurt at the beginning is exactly what many other works cannot achieve. Compared with the love at the end, readers can feel the natural development of emotions at once. From the initial interest to the later sensibility, it conforms to the general rules. In some novels, the female protagonist begins to like the male protagonist unconditionally from the beginning. This is very blunt and false, making it difficult for people to feel, especially those about empresses, school beauties and the like. This work is not. But there are still some problems, such as the beginning of the third and seventh princes. Although it advances the plot, it is still unlikable. Another example is the part about gambling on stones. Although it has some effect on the shaping of the heroine, I personally don't like this development. It is too much like a must-have plot in a novel. I (and I think most readers) are tired of watching it and are disgusted by it. You can see that the author is solving and changing these problems. This is an author who listens to readers' opinions, which is a plus. I hope this work can create a different kind of wave in online novels. Come on. Although this book has many bad points, it still has some brilliant points. If improved, I think it would be a good book. The theme of being dominated by beasts is naturally suitable for writing about emotions and romance. The male and female protagonists naturally want to protect each other because of the relationship between the beast and the master. They share life and death without any reason. For other themes, a reasonable plot arrangement must be given. The beast and the master fight together, and poisonous plots such as "the heroine is kidnapped and the hero takes care of it" or "the hero and heroine sacrifice each other because of resources" will not appear. The two met at the beginning of the work and continued to grow. Their feelings continued to heat up in the natural battle and life, and the images of the two continued to become fuller and more vivid due to the depiction. It's not like childhood sweethearts who skip the beginning of the relationship when they were young, nor is it like the queen's school beauty whose relationship starts too suddenly without any foreshadowing and makes people feel indifferent. There really is no subject more suitable for writing a vivid and rich relationship than being controlled by an animal. There are very few novels on the market with male protagonists who control beasts, and it is even harder to find novels that combine dragon themes. The emotional line of this book is already very good in my opinion. Some people will accuse the heroine of liking Xia Hua because of her poisonous character, but I don't think so. The foundation of a relationship is interest at first. You can bring me benefits (either convenience in life, good looks, or help). Then you and I start to get along. In one thing, we confirm that we are willing to pay for each other. The more we are willing, the more we love each other. The emotions are intertwined. Gradually I am willing to pay for you without asking for anything in return, because I know you are the same way. We love each other and then no longer value interests. This kind of emotional development is real. It's impossible for you to be neither good-looking nor good to me (including unwilling to invest time, energy and money for me), and we haven't experienced anything together before, so you just ask me to like you. Is this kind of feeling real? Will it touch the reader's heart after reading it? The ones I criticized were those novels in which the queen fell in love with me at the beginning, and they used things like favorability props from the game to make others fall in love with the hero. Is it true that what is written in this way is emotional? To put it bluntly, it sounds like a piece of shit. Finally, it's about summer flowers. I personally don't like this character. Although Xia Hua will use her own money to help the male protagonist, first of all, it doesn't help the male protagonist's growth. Secondly, the conflict with the female protagonist affects the development of the emotional line. The role of Xia Hua is actually not very reasonable in my opinion. First of all, she uses a lot of her own money to buy things for the male protagonist and does not help much. Just like you see a noble cat raised by a wealthy family, and then spend several months of your salary just to buy cat food that is not enough for one meal. This is not reasonable at all. If you set up some plot first (for example, the male protagonist helped Xia Hua), it would be normal, but there is no foreshadowing at the beginning because Xia Hua feels that the male protagonist is pitiful and spends money to feed it. But there are also good things about Xia Hua. For example, he knows that he has affected the relationship between the young lady and Yushou. For example, the young lady is willing to let him die. There are always various problems in the novels of many themes at the beginning, and then they are gradually improved through patches and revisions by each author, and then a popular one appears (such as Fighting Against the Sphere), so people forget about the abandoned novels at the beginning of the theme, and call this popular novel the pioneer. Later authors imitate similar things and write familiar works. Some works that add their own ingenuity are still readable, while others that are mechanically copied can only attract novices. I hope to have new works to set off a new trend