Beast Taming Cultivation: I Cross the Immortal Path with an Endless Ant Swarm

I've seen the third one now and I feel pretty good about it. The plug-in can be used ten times a day: the creatures and plants that are lower than the protagonist's realm make it huge in size, and the level has also become higher. For example, the 20-year-old herb becomes 200 years old after becoming giant, and the ordinary 🐜 will become the third level of the Yunling realm after being giant, with extremely high defense. I hope it will look better later. At present, I have read Chapter 6. A few spiritual stones can buy a hundred-year-old elixir. When it becomes huge, it becomes a thousand-year elixir. The young monks in the first realm have a hundred-year elixir. So, will the subsequent realms take thousands of years, hundreds of thousands of years, and millions of years? After reading Chapter 20, I feel that the protagonist is not a time traveler, but rather a native. He gets carried away when complimented. He has unusual relationships with several women and is a bit flamboyant. In the eyes of outsiders, the protagonist is a big money maker and is favored by luck. The third level of cultivation is Yunling, and the ninth level is Yuanling. The key is a large group of Yuanling (🐜). The author should go ahead and change the plot of time travel and change it to indigenous people. Young people like to be in the center of the crowd and be noticed. The protagonist is in this state. The key is that no one has made any plans for you yet. You know, the protagonist will go out to do tasks. That's it for now, I can't stand it anymore. When I read Chapter 28, I felt like there were a lot of words and a lot of women. For a character who is a bit of a villain, at least 1/3 of the time in chapters 1 to 28 is spent talking. Especially after more than ten chapters to chapter 28, there will probably be more later. The protagonist doesn't need to say some things, and there is no need to say them repeatedly. He talks too much and feels a little bit privileged by the little guy.

It feels like it might be okay. It's a pretty good book, but it's not too confusing. I've read half of it. There's nothing outstanding about the skills. The strength lies in the ants. There are so many ants. I'm afraid of being eaten in that mine. I raise so many ants and they don't necessarily know how to use them. I feel pretty good about interacting with people. This is the highlight. I just saw the secret realm. It became 2.0 And may have been eaten. Where I got the map, I turned around and a group of people came in. I wanted to leave when I saw this. In the front of this one, I was still dueling with a dragon. I thought I had gained by monopolizing the secret realm. I had one more place to collect resources and raise pets. My thoughts on reading were interrupted. I will read it another day.

More skills to combine with the beast-controllers

It's pretty good, you can watch it

The five-star reviews are worth a look.

The author works harder, it's not enough

The writing is quite good, without deliberately suppressing the realm.

Looks good, looks good, looks good, come on, come on, come on, come on