Beast Taming: My Bestiary Is a Little Demonic

After watching it, it's still very good. It's a bit toxic but okay. The plot behind it is still interesting. Poison 1: Chapter 13 appears. The protagonist's illustrated book is very buggy. Wang Jinbao is a businessman who values profits. He wants to pay for the strongest evolution when his emotions are not deep and his own combat power is not strong. You can read it without thinking. After all, it is a novel. Maybe this world view is not dark and cruel. Chapter 44 confirms that he will help cultivate evolution, but he is hiding it, and he finally looks a bit like an adult. Poison 2: Chapter 15 appears. The competition is initiated by the other party, so the other party should be responsible for any situation during the competition. The protagonist is already a senior in high school and has lived in this world for nearly 18 years. I have to say that he is a bit new. It feels like he has not understood anything around him in these 18 years. Advantage 1: The protagonist and the pet beast get along well, and the plot is quite heartwarming. Advantage 2: The description of the battle scenes is okay, not quite passionate, but it looks good enough. PS: This is not a game article. Cultivation and evolution cannot be done by gathering materials and synthesizing them one by one to get the finished product. There is basically no possibility of being tested, so it is not considered a poisonous point. The back is basically non-toxic, you can look at it

The Tomato Taming Beast novel is a delicious meal. Most of the supporting characters have brains. The protagonist is smooth in dealing with things but will not make himself feel wronged. He doesn't say much harshly when someone touches his bottom line. I don't think it's too toxic. If you like watching beasts, you can really give it a try. It's really good.

You can start with the group portrait book, where the protagonist leads the people around him to upgrade together; the animals written in the beast control book are really vivid, and the images are very novel; without CP, I like to watch the interaction and chaos between the protagonist and the beast control, but the supporting characters are basically matched up, which feels a bit far-fetched; the types of upgraded beast control are really novel. The beast-controlling novel has finally been updated without any thought. It's been a long time since I've read a new beast-controlling novel. I'm glad. But I still want to complain. Wang Jinbao feels more comfortable than the protagonist. He has a rich father, a gentle mother, a childhood sweetheart, the protagonist's brother, and him lying flat on his back and hugging his thighs [snickering] [snickering] [smirking] [face covering] But I still like him more when he is so mean and secretly finishing his wounds.

It's pretty good-looking and doesn't have any major flaws. Some things are neat and tidy, but it's too procrastinating. It's in line with my taste. There are some minor flaws in some places, but it's not uncomfortable. It's suitable for the world the author wrote. It doesn't quite fit the subjective idea. I just can't say it's wrong. Logically speaking, it's weird, but it's normal in the world where the protagonist lives. I really like that no one always jumps out to be the bad guy. It's really good. It's much better than most of the enemies around me. I'm really speechless about how there are so many enemies. They target the protagonist and slap him in the face if they come or not. I'm really speechless. This is good. It's a bit of a hardship, but most of them are friendly to the protagonist and don't like those who are too intrigued. Just be a little careful.

The current viewing experience is good, and there is a desire to watch it. I hope there will be no female protagonist. It's not that I don't like having a female protagonist. The main reason is that generally the emotional scenes are not well written or the heroine's character is poisonous, which can easily lead to points.

The writing is very good, and it is one of the few Tomato articles that does not need to be turned over to the brain. That's why I can't seem to post a comment [eating melon] If you read the book without reading the comment section, it feels like the fun is compromised.

I like the various settings in the book, but I feel that the writing is a bit long-winded and contains too much nonsense, and some of them are very deliberate to create some small climaxes. I didn't read the end of it, because I still feel that the protagonist's academic setting is very childish and I can't agree with it. Personally, I prefer books with real emotions, books that can stir up my nerves and follow the protagonist to experience different worlds and stories. The audience for this book is not me. However, I feel that the structure of the book looks pretty good. Come on, the author, it will get better and better.

Very good, but a little lacking. Come on, the author. I hope you don't mess with the heroine. It's mainly because there are a lot of emotional dramas that fall apart.

It's good to read. I haven't seen a story that suits my taste for a long time. I really love the interaction between Dabao and the protagonist. However, there is a poisonous point in that the third beast master is a girl, and she is the group favorite. Dabao is still a sister control, which pokes the poisonous point for me. Why is it that every time there is a girl in the team, she is the group favorite, but there is still nothing that can be done to her when she cries. I understand it in reality, but in the world of beast control, some girls are stronger and not weak. Why must I let them go? I feel that the atmosphere of the whole team has changed as soon as the third sister came out. I have a nagging feeling in my heart, and my interest has been reduced by half. It's really hard to find a beast-controlling article that doesn't have a girl. [Like][Like]

A very good novel [Like] It's completely different from what I've seen before. Compared to other beast-control novels that are full of game skills, this one that focuses on elements is more novel and more reasonable [Like] However, I still prefer the nine-tailed fox, which is more of a fox (it must be female [shy]). If it doesn't work, I can change Dabao to a female [laughing]