Simulation Cultivation: No One Knows How to Control Animals Better Than Me

102. It's a story about how to control beasts. The protagonist is very talented and hard-working. He had extraordinary achievements before the arrival of Goldfinger. Getting Goldfinger in his hands is the icing on the cake, unlike other losers who rely solely on Goldfinger to take off. There is currently no female protagonist, but there are female characters around, but it is completely different from other eunuch novels that engage in ambiguity in the name of not having a female protagonist. The female characters in this book are very natural, and it is normal to get along with the protagonist. The training of beasts feels very logical, the plot development is also good, the writing style is light-hearted, and the characters in the text are also very interesting. Come on, author, you must finish it well. Of the three nurturing books on the bookshelf, I am most optimistic about you. You must finish it [crying]

Nice! I like this kind of main plot: main training. The first few pictures were a bit messy, but then they became normal. I wonder if it was because I was in a bad mental state at that time or because my brain had adapted to the author's writing style.

After reading it for a while, I found that this book is remarkable. Its advantages are that it is funny and abstract. The shortcomings are also obvious. It's too out of place, and I can't feel any better. That's it, it's already great for the author to keep up the good work

The cultivation part feels good. The main reason is that the protagonist's beasts seem to be picked up. I have peacefully acquired several overlords for no reason. It is not as comfortable as cultivating them yourself.

Although I haven't read much, I can't wait to comment. If I encounter some bad points in the future, I'm super satisfied so far. It's just that every dialogue in the article seems to be a bit pinching the throat and coaxing the tone of a child. The current progress is 75 chapters. The main problem is that the characters are not three-dimensional enough. Everyone's tone of voice is a bit similar. Then the progress of the protagonist's research is a bit slow and the results are delayed. Finally, there is feedback from the outside world. Generally speaking, a novel should be interesting. The cultivation type mainly relies on the genius of the protagonist and a series of reactions from the outside world. There are too few in this book. Basically, the protagonist is research + go out to solve problems. Although I know the protagonist is awesome, there is too little feedback from other perspectives. Generally speaking, it is a cultivation novel that you can read.

It feels okay, but I feel like some of the content is abstract for the sake of abstraction.

It's good-looking, and the farming text is visual, and it's more everyday. There may be some pitfalls at the front, but I'll make up for them when I see the pitfalls at the back.

That is to say, you become a training master in one year, and then you can simulate it for several years with the simulation space. Why do you feel that you are not as talented as you were without the system [Thinking]

The setting is okay, but it's a bit tiring to read. There is no need to repeat some settings and backgrounds mentioned many times. I can't remember that. It's my business.

Not bad, but the Moon Palace Secret Realm was a bit too sudden, jumping directly from Xingsui level to Liaoyuan level to Star level.

Come on! It's very interesting. I'll keep watching it as long as it keeps getting updated or it sucks. Come on.

It's tied, please leave a comment. The protagonist is specialized in training and basically doesn't fight. The abstract scientist attribute is also interesting. The downside is that the supporting characters are very subtly written. Will continue to pursue it.

It's okay, it's a real nurturing article, it doesn't use the label of nurturing and ends up causing trouble and fighting everywhere. Come on, author [cool]

It can be seen that there is not much fighting and killing, and most of them are cultivating pets and abducting pets. There is no plot that is almost slap in the face. It's a bit long-winded and the plot is nothing new.

So far, so good

The reading experience was okay. It was only chapter 6 or 70 at the time. Most of the novels I read during the same period were dead. I didn't expect that this one was still alive at just over 6 minutes. Please support me.

I can only write well and give support.

It's too late to comment in detail now, so I'll give it a good review first and follow up later.

I wanted to read a purely daily nurturing article, but the combat section of this book was too long, so I didn't like it that much.

It's pretty good. I feel like I've seen this style of writing somewhere. It's not like the last nurturing article I've read has been completed. This is a new one, right?

This is the evolution I want to see

For easy daily cultivation, you can see [Chigua]

Very nice looking

Feel good about yourself and cultivate yourself

Very good, please keep writing.

Very good and interesting book

It seems ok, let's take a closer look

Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay

Come on, author, I hope it won't be a mess

Not bad! ! But some of them are quite strange.