Beast Taming: History's Greatest Beast Breeder

Tied the latest chapter, reaching 60 pictures. A work that suits my taste very well. It has the following advantages. First, the author knows what he wants. The pace of this book so far is relatively gentle. The protagonist is a research-oriented talent and there is no fighting. The author knows very well what kind of image he wants to create. Although the protagonist came from time and space, he grew up from an embryo and has a high sense of belonging to the world and a high honor for the country, so he is more inclined to help humans. This faint sense of humanity lingers in every detail of the work, making people feel very comfortable when looking at it. This is also consistent with the nine-year compulsory education we receive. It is neither like a dog licking a dog, giving free gifts to the country, nor is the country forcing you to hand over something. Everyone is equal and has a transactional relationship. Second, the setting of this book is very complete, and there should be basically no possibility of it collapsing later. This is both an advantage and a disadvantage, because nearly 20 chapters were used in the early stage to throw out settings all at once. I believe that most readers will be dissuaded by these tedious and complicated settings. Of course, this can be said to be because the author is too low-level and cannot conceive the structure of the work, but judging from the quality behind it, it is fascinating. Third, the humanistic environment and power system of this book make people feel comfortable. The humanistic environment includes both the protagonist aspect I mentioned above, the objective social aspect, and the intrusive aspect of the background. In terms of society, because it is the end of the world, it is very united. In addition, this is a world where individuals are extraordinary, but not too much. There is a balance, so the good of human nature overwhelms the evil, resulting in the emergence of a stable, harmonious, and human community society in the end of the world. In terms of invasion, there are enemies in the wild, sky and sea, so external threats oppress the progress that humans dare not stop for a while. To compete, the tight rhythm and potential sense of crisis will actually arouse readers' interest in reading. Of course, this book also has shortcomings. First of all, as I said above, the crazy setting in the early stage resulted in a poor reading experience. Secondly, forget about throwing away the settings. The throwing out is relatively vague, leaving half out and leaving half out. This leads to some seemingly interesting settings, such as when designing a new spirit beast race, those unclear principles will make people feel confused. In addition, this work still has no heroine, a medium pace, there are parents but not many roles, there are relatives but the author does not write about it, there is basically no human interaction, the protagonist's IQ is online, and he is currently an exquisite researcher. Therefore, this book looks very comfortable and overall it is a refreshing read. It is a cool novel with new routines. There is no pretentiousness, no pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger, no childhood sweethearts at the beginning, beautiful women sent from the sky, no weird relatives, no aristocratic young masters, none of these. Very satisfied so far. Another advantage is that this work is very generous. Each chapter has about 3,000 words, which is quite large in Tomato. Such a hard-working and high-quality author deserves a five-star rating. I hope it will be updated soon. The last shortcoming of this book is that it is updated too slowly.

It's very interesting. The early stage is very routine. It's rare to see animal control stories about research and cultivation. The golden finger is also very reasonable and not so big. The protagonist has his own ideas and it's not all dependent on the golden finger. It's great. The map is also very big. I don't know if it will be expanded later. This is my favorite novel without a female protagonist. The reason is very reasonable and the logic is smooth. It is not toxic to me. I like it [sending my heart] ps: Because the details of cultivating spiritual beasts and getting along with Qing Ling Qing Ming are a bit sparse, I think I can add more appropriately.

It's very good-looking. It's different from other beast-control novels. The protagonist is really doing research seriously. The author writes about some research processes in detail, and you will feel immersed when reading it. Moreover, the protagonist's golden finger is not as big as invincible, and he does not hide his clumsiness. There are also other people with extraordinary talents. Unlike some books where the protagonist is brainless and invincible, it seems that the protagonist is the only genius in the world. There are currently no top-notch characters. The protagonist's parents are still alive, but they have a good sense of presence but are not burdensome to the protagonist. Moreover, because the life span has become longer, although the parents are over 50 years old, they still have a young mentality and are still people with ideals and passion. There are many people who help the protagonist on his growth path. Even if they have just met the protagonist, they still provide the protagonist with similar help and support as a talent. The concept of a community with a shared future for mankind in the article rarely appears in novels, but the author writes about this concept very well. The protagonist provides the best possible help to the human collective without affecting himself, and there are also many seniors and strong people who contribute to the human collective. But the author's writing is good because he does not write mindlessly that the official asks the protagonist for the spirit beasts cultivated by the breeder. If the official needs the spiritual beasts cultivated by the breeder, he will provide welfare or equivalent to the breeder in exchange. Moreover, the description of some social welfare policies in the article shows that the official is working hard for human development. Finally, even this article is too new 🥺 🥺 🥺 and completely unreadable. When I read it, I was very excited every time the protagonist achieved something. A nurturing article of this level is really worthless 🥺 🥺 🥺 more 🥺 🥺 🥺

It's good to read. I personally feel that the author's writing is fine. I read a lot of reviews before and said there were too few battles. All I can say is that if you want to read battles, please read the beast-control novels. There are many different types of beast-control novels, but such hard-to-find nurturing novels are really rare. There are many nurturing novels. The author, as he writes, deviates from the topic. A breeder always competes with the beast master for food. In the end, the writing is neither fish nor fowl. The writing is good and the imagination is still intact. The writing of the poor writing is completely unreadable in the middle and late stages. They are either pretending to be B or on the way to pretending to be B.

Very, very good-looking. It is my favorite cultivation article. There are many books on Tomato that sell dog meat over sheep's heads. They say it is the result of cultivation or the battle. I am tired of reading it. But this book perfectly satisfies my hobby of creating species and nurturing lives. I also like the description in it of others rushing to cultivate the protagonist. It is very fulfilling. Come on, author. I will try my best to read the advertisements!

I have read more than ten chapters so far, and a total of 107 chapters have been updated, one-tenth of which I have read. Overall, there is nothing sinister about it. It is quite interesting. I hope it will continue in the future. I look forward to updating this novel more every day and developing it towards 3 million words. It has maintained this level since then. If it had more words, it should be comparable to Unscientific Beast Control, at least in my personal opinion. Great efforts, Authormon!!! I have read Chapter 85 so far. How should I put it, although... But... I feel that the plot is not much, it has been just nurturing, and then... Finally... Harm!! Nothing special!

Highly recommended for those who like to read about beast farming. The protagonist is calm and rational, a genius type, and has a harmonious family. There is no heroine and no ambiguity. The worldview structure is also very good. It can be seen that the protagonist is very attentive and the writing is not a novice type. Good luck to the author.

I like (ૢ˃ꌂ˂⁎), a rare scientific research protagonist, and he has been studying pet beasts from the beginning. It is not as cliche as other beast-control novels. Since the unscientific beast-control, many authors have followed the trend and written about colleges and universities + competitions. It is like an assembly line and has no new ideas. I have read several books like this, and I am tired of aesthetics. But this book is different. When reading the beast-controlling novels, I like to see the diversity and evolution of pet beasts. There are various pet beasts like Pokémon. I hope the author can write more and make the article longer, so that I can see the world of beast control in your imagination. (❁´◡`❁)*✲ﾟ*

Yes, it's well written, and this world view is normal. I really can't understand those who have external enemies and internal intrigues every day. It's rare to see such a united internal society, and it's also nurturing. Come on, don't be tj.

The writing is good, the setting is huge, and the author's logic and writing style can support this world. I have seen nearly 200 chapters, half of the whole story, and the data and settings are above the plot. The plot is very simple, it is about nurturing, nurturing, and nurturing. There is no intrigue or even fighting. The nurturing is the skeleton, and the data and settings are the flesh and blood. This article is too long. The various beast-controlling ones were quite novel and interesting. However, after the protagonist cultivated various legendary beasts, he became the strongest among all mankind and began to transform into a god. The plot progressed to the crisis of the entire world. The author wrote a long section of the world setting, which became more and more boring. There were still nearly half of the chapters left to read. I suddenly lost the desire to read further, so I gave up. But overall it's a good article