To Control the Beast, the Protagonist's Family Is Powerful, so Don't Treat Someone Who Was Born in Poverty. . .
The beast-controlling novels on Tomato have almost become a template. Either the parents are awesome, suddenly disappear, and the son is miserable; it is a time-traveler who suddenly gets the system and becomes poor; or else it is just a trap. . . Can't the hero's family be tough?
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It's a very standard way of writing biography. If you like it, you can take a look. The first few chapters are a bit slow, mainly for foreshadowing. The main plot will start in about six chapters, and there will be a small climax in about ten chapters. The writing of the arena competition part is a bit messy. There are a lot of characters appearing in a short period of time, and the readers can't grasp the key points at once, and it is easy to get confused. The description of the environment can be increased or decreased appropriately. The author has worked very hard on the description, but sometimes there is no need for such a long description. The description is mainly to highlight the characteristics, but you can also write it if you are happy.