Beast Taming: My Dad's a Grandmaster, My Grandpa's a Commander, and My Ancestor's a King

It's good to watch, and the most important thing is that it doesn't have the classic plot of a normal beast-control novel, it's very novel. The author really can't help but praise [cover face][cover face][cover face]. The plot is repetitive, that is, the protagonist's beast-controlling level is upgraded much faster than ordinary people all day long, and then the classmates who are close to him will be shocked and praise him, while those who are not good with the protagonist will refute or remain silent. Then there is the important supporting role of Li Lang. Although the author has created a very full image of this character, the protagonist is like a nanny. There are also some plots that have no meaning. For example, the classmates in the class who had a bad relationship with the protagonist either died or were killed or had a miserable life. Then there is the interaction between the protagonist and the beast. There is indeed a lot of plot, but every time I watch it, I feel unreal and even a little embarrassed. It is weird to read. Some things that were normal happened when the protagonist arrived, and then the protagonist pretended to shock everyone. Then, when the protagonist goes to school and reads it, it makes people feel that the protagonist is not studying but pretending to be cool. There is really no learning in the plot, and the companion reading is selected, which is good to say, and the bad is to be a servant, and he wins the competition and says that he is average. Then there is the protagonist's excessive modesty, which really makes people feel hypocritical. Of course, this book also has many advantages. For example, there are no mindlessly mocking villains. The characters are three-dimensional and full-bodied. The characters in it have online IQs and do not overwhelm the protagonist's combat power. The family in it is particularly realistic and well-educated, unlike some novice Baiwen people who are all stubborn. I hope the author can correct the deficiencies. Finally, I wish this book will get better and better.

It's quite good. It's not the kind that says there is no heroine but still describes so many beauties. The praise is that the protagonist's brother's character is not very likable. Everything else is fine. I hope the author won't stop updating it.

What a pure genius invincible style. The plot is indeed very daily. There are no main tasks, but it can still be watched. Moreover, the beasts are finally no longer various loli queens, and there are no top-notch character settings. It is very comfortable to watch. It is equal every day. You can't keep up with daily writing. Once you do, you will forget the previous plot [Thoughts]

They pay great attention to aristocratic families, and those with backgrounds are different. (No derogatory meaning) The writing is very true in a sense. It would be fun to be the protagonist, and it's okay to watch without thinking. The plot has been pretty good recently, with him returning to his family and gaining control of the beast. Apart from highlighting how expensive it is to raise a beast, there is little plot progress and little content is updated every day. Now my personal rating is four stars Editor 1: I'm chasing you. Now let's talk about the current problems. 1. The author really wants to break out of the routine, so there are some very baffling plots. 2. The character creation is not vivid enough. Some supporting characters are vicious and have small thoughts that the author would like to write directly. In order to show the difference between other high school geniuses, the image of a cross-dressing boss was also directly created. The characters are quite stereotyped. 3. Reading the article feels like reading an outline. You can directly understand the content of this chapter from the chapter name. No desire to read on. 4. The rhythm of the writing is very strange. Some chapters are very dull. There is also a separate chapter for changing the name of the level. It has only been three months since there are more than 100 chapters. I don't know how long it will take for the beast-controlling college entrance examination and subsequent university development. A spring outing can fill more than ten chapters. The writing has no focus. Although the author emphasizes that this is daily writing, daily writing is not a running account... Now my personal rating is three stars This book has been abandoned, no need to reply again

It's really good-looking. He's a genius and has a good family background. And the plug-in doesn't seem to help much in the early stage, but it's still very strong in the later stage. Upgrading is also normal. There's no such thing as random chance. I look forward to the author continuing to write.

I'll rate it. I think it's quite interesting. This book feels different from other beast-control novels. The aristocratic families in this book feel like real aristocratic families, and the writing is more realistic. I've seen other beast-control novels where the protagonists come from aristocratic families, but are ridiculed and then slapped in the face by people from commoner backgrounds. It really feels a bit Uncomfortable, and the settings of the combat power are quite reasonable. There is no feeling of high-level walking all over the place, that is, the collapse of high-level combat power. The writing is quite good, the author, please give it a try. As long as there are no very shocking places, I will keep reading [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart] I looked at it again and found it a bit unbearable. I felt that it was a bit too embarrassing to keep emphasizing the family background and education.

Okay, I just like to watch this kind of genre, genius flow, without a heroine in the plot, come on! The more you write, the better To be honest, it's been a bit dull recently, and Li Lang doesn't have to give him so many scenes. He has to give a chapter name when he upgrades. I don't want to read it at the moment. It's a bit putting the cart before the horse. You said you want to use Li Lang to reflect the perfection of the protagonist. That's completely unnecessary. You, the second male lead, are like a white lotus. The protagonist is like Yue Buqun. There can be less description of other supporting characters. I have talent and background, so do I still care about the opinions of those little people?

Five-star praise, the author does a really good job, I really like the setting of this book, it's great, and it's even better since there's no heroine yet [Sending my heart]

From what I've seen so far, I think it's still okay. After all, the current plot is still okay, and it's not the same kind of thing. What I am most satisfied with is that the Taming Beast is male (because I have seen too many Taming Beasts that are all female, it's not that I can't accept females). Then there is the family background. I think it gives the feeling of having a family background, which is very good. The only thing I think is that the brother of the protagonist is a bit... (Of course, it may be that I usually see brothers following the protagonist all the time, but suddenly I feel a little uncomfortable with this kind of personality) Overall, it's still very good, so cheers [sending my heart] (Everyone has their own preferences for radish and greens, the above is just my personal opinion) I personally think it's good that there is no heroine [sending my heart]

It's good to watch, but the main character sometimes speaks like a child, and the unpleasant Li Lang has him as his brother. . . Write less about this person