The Five Poisons Venerable Who Tames Beasts

It subverts the differences between traditional beast-controlling novels. It has its own unique understanding of beast-controlling techniques and emphasizes the extremely detailed understanding and development of one's own beast-controlling. However, the tool attributes of pet beasts are greater than the companion attributes, and pet beasts have no obvious personal awareness. Fans of traditional beast-controlling novels should not like it. The data should not be available, but it does not prevent it from being a good book.

After reading it, overall it looks pretty good. No heroine, no ambiguity, more dark, more fairy-tale, modern beast-controlling. It was a bit frustrating in the early stages, with the male protagonist being too stubborn, so I almost gave up on it, but I personally liked it in the middle and later stages. Mainly I like the setting and main plot line. Personally, I don't think there are any big surprises, and there are no problems with the plot logic. It seems to be quite smooth. How should I put it? This book is more like a book about cultivating immortals. There is no such thing as a bond with beasts... It's just like a modern cultivating immortality. I don't know how to describe it, but it's pretty good-looking. Five stars for the author's hard work in coding.

To me, it feels okay. The plot development is reasonable. Going to college is not to show off, but to develop. As for being aggrieved, I was monitored and suspected of being normal in the early stage. I am a little bastard. After contacting the evil god, I have various voodoo techniques. If you don't doubt that you got it from the evil god, forget it and just burn it in the Middle Ages. It's all over. It's just that the surveillance didn't lead to direct humane destruction. I think it's pretty good. I won't be too embarrassed when I go to university and develop. After all, they are powerful and have more resources than you. I can't fight reasonably in the early stage. After seeing the latest wave of monsters attacking the city, my strength should be enhanced. I look forward to what I will write next.

Is 6.5 Because there are too few comments? The overall logic is online. Although there are some traces of forced circular logic, at least the circle is back. Although the setting is Five Poisons, the unexpected plot direction is different from other Five Poisons (it may also be that I have watched too little). It's not a masterpiece, but as a time-killing novel, it's a masterpiece. Summary: Nice looking.

Nice! I couldn't help but watch it until midnight. 😢 😢 I'm so sleepy! The male protagonist is a very adventurous person! I just don't like this kind of punching to the flesh, and the male protagonist somewhat wants to come out one after another. Because of the five poisons/gu, it would be more suitable to stay behind the scenes! But see now! It's quite interesting that the male protagonist is constantly analyzing and exploring the way forward!

Overall, it's okay. In addition to the setting of the Five Poison Sect in Jianwang III, it also became the setting of the spiritual cultivation of Emperor Xinghe, and the setting of the Wen Palace in Confucianism and Taoism. Overall, the series is relatively coherent and the story is relatively smooth, making it worth a read.

It's a novel about raising monsters and cultivating monsters. It's a novel setting. Currently (116) there is no female protagonist and no ambiguity. The writing is good. There are more and more setting introductions later, and it feels like AI, too watery, and the story line is not developed very much. The last few chapters are a bit messy, but overall it's okay, average

The five poisons are five, not four: toad, snake, centipede, scorpion, and gecko.

It's very interesting. It's not a traditional beast-controlling novel, but a beast-controlling world after the spiritual energy is revived, a beast-controlling world based on classical cultivation of Gu Dao + modern technology.

It looks very good. It's mind-boggling and worth seeing.