Beast Taming: Online Shopping Becomes Reality, a Charmander for Just Ten Yuan

Suppressing Meow prevents the protagonist from buying low and selling high, and gives some garbage as compensation. Goldfinger has its own "consciousness" or "processing mechanism" [Chigua]

If the beast dies, the master will be fine. He can still find a new beast to sign a contract with. Is it possible to directly rely on the quantity to get unlimited rewards? Contract a beast, kill it, then get rewards through the contract, and finally become a saint directly, right?

It's so cliche, being robbed of your wealth, and that uncle still looks like he's not that good is evil enough, and then he beats people in the secret realm, hitting a weak one and then a strong one, right, right, right after that, a counterattack should break out.

I think the author filled in the mall exchange price of the cheat cheat for the protagonist with his feet. In the first two chapters, it was written that it only costs 10 million to exchange for a fully leveled and fully conditioned Charizard. As a result, a level 1 magical candy later costs 3 million [face covering] To put it simply, the price of 4 magic candies can be exchanged for a fully leveled Charizard. Do you think this data is reasonable for the author of the data? [Smile]

Let's set up Team Rocket in another world. Establish a laboratory, select talents, and send initial beast masters Set up gymnasiums in each city to collect intelligence After collecting 8 badges, the new beast master can become the master of the hall and rule the world.

Mo Ji, if you still have the fighting power, I'll kill you. You're a time traveler. There are only a few people in this world who have anything to do with you. Why do you do that Mo Ji?

It can be seen that the author's writing skills are still somewhat lacking. The overall atmosphere of the article is very conflicting. It feels that the author has a lot to write but cannot handle the sequence well. One of the sections. Charmander himself hit the turtle on the opposite side, and Bobo hit the eagle and leopard. Then Charmander dragged the eagle and leopard to death, and was seriously injured by the turtle. Then the Charmander evolved into a Fire Dinosaur, and it was still very difficult for Bobo to beat the turtle. The improvement is too inconspicuous. Moreover, in such a tense atmosphere with the two Pokémon fighting against the turtle, they suddenly ran to write a flash sale mall and kept thinking about this and that. The tense atmosphere was suddenly destroyed. It's like watching a Bruce Lee or Jet Li movie where the villain is punched and punched, and suddenly a memory clip of Stephen Chow's nonsensical comedy is inserted. Do you think it's good to watch? In the end, it was obvious that the fire dinosaur could drag the turtle and let Bobo go over and kill the beast master, but he had to beat the turtle.

I'm so tired, I can't feel happy. The 10 million full-level Charizard in the mall = a level 36 Charizard with random qualifications. It's too overwhelming.

What is a flash sale? Spending the least amount of money to buy the best and full-level items is considered a flash sale. What is a flash sale when buying something that requires cultivating yourself?

The full level is 100, right? The maxed-level Charizard costs 10 million, the maxed-level Rayquaza costs 5 billion, and the maxed-level Arceus costs 50 billion. The highest known epic in the world (level 71-80). After killing two pursuers, I took out 6 million. Why not sell some resources and collect 10 million to buy a full-level fire-breathing dragon that would be directly invincible? Feeling invincible? Is it difficult to collect 5 billion with a maxed out Charizard and then buy a Rayquaza to still not be invincible? You should put some restrictions on purchases...