Doing Research in a Spirit Taming World

It's a pretty good training flow. As a strategic special talent, the protagonist's importance is immediately noticed and he is closely protected. When he accidentally participates in a dangerous incident, he is quickly taken away from the scene. When he participates in other incidents, he is also protected very carefully. It feels like the management has a brain.

Like 🥰 A research-based beast-control novel with a relatively slow pace. At present, the protagonist is positioned as a relatively orthodox researcher. The data settings are diverse and reasonable. There are relatively detailed descriptions of the animal population, ecology, and emotions, and the world view is not too dark or too dark. Everyone is cute.

It's good to watch, the plot is very sweet, and there are no forced conflicts, such as the embarrassing beauty throwing herself into his arms. The content is mainly focused on cultivating pet beasts. The moon is also very cute, and the country is normal. It will not inhibit the development of the protagonist and strongly supports the protagonist's research. The disadvantage is that there are too few chapters, so I read it all in one go!!!

It feels good. It is a daily flow, but it feels like there is a lot of writing, but it seems that the content is not much. I think the author can refine the content. The content of three chapters can basically be merged into two chapters. I think three chapters are about 7,000 to 8,000 words. If compressed, it should be around 6,000. I think it will look better if compressed.

It's pretty good, with a warm feeling, but the pace is too slow. It's nearly 50 chapters, and 30 of them are about the evolution of two wolves in the wild. Is it because the school research part is being prepared to speed up the pace later, or is the author preparing to write a long novel🤔

It's a very good beast-controlling style. The country's training and privileges are worthy of the protagonist's privileges and efforts. There is no messy jealousy and malice, and there are no vicious supporting characters rushing to die. The relationship between the protagonist and the beast-controlling characters is also very warm, but some scenes are very awkward. For example, when the two wolves were evolving, there were one or two times like "stand up, clap your hands and say..." "I want to tell everyone a good news", which is a bit embarrassing and has the kind of passionate romance. I feel that the author could consider improving this kind of plot, and the pace is indeed a bit slow. Also, when adding settings, the paragraphs are too big. If the paragraphs are too large, it will look a bit tiring and boring. You can try to split the paragraphs to supplement the settings into several small paragraphs. This may make the impression better. Finally, the author is really serious and writes experimental reports seriously. It is a heartwarming novel. I recommend listening to books, walking or doing other things while listening to books. It is very good.

The author's writing is so beautiful and feels very warm, and he is a rare research-oriented protagonist. Looking forward to the next plot

The world view of beast control, the classic beast control golden finger. The author writes in great detail. The beast control, materials, and world view are all set in detail. It can be seen that it is not written hastily. It feels like it has just begun with several hundred chapters. If it is not unfinished, it is expected to have thousands of chapters. Now the content is very substantial, and it is very enjoyable to read in one sitting. The protagonist is a researcher. He does not take the traditional route of going to school and playing games, but is really engaged in research. Currently, I hope there will be less about sudden big events and more about the daily research of the protagonist. If the big world follows one after another, it feels very stressful to read. I really like the exchanges between other people in the forum and the reactions of ordinary people in real life after new materials or evolutionary research are released. I took a look at this book. It has more than 400 chapters, almost 500, and 1 million words. It only scores 7.7. The author's writing style and worldview structure feel that it should be 9 points. It may not conform to the stereotype of some male readers of Tomato. However, 8.5 Points and above should be more than enough. The word count is already a lot. I don't know why it is only 7 points.

Talents manage a lot. It's not just about doing research in the laboratory and simulating evolution. It also gives various hints! In the early stage, one person concentrated on research. In the later stage, there were more people and various tasks were assigned. The protagonist had more free time. He often ran around to rescue cubs and caught monster aggregates. The talent display items did not match the known secret realms. I guessed that there was a new secret realm. The secret realm door opened directly in the protagonist's laboratory. When looking for materials, I found unhatched eggs. I took them back to study and hatch the cubs. Then I went out to play. Found the little cubs that were imprisoned and tortured to death. Rescued, treated and returned them to the same race. The birds in Chenglongye rescued the eggs stolen by poachers and could not hatch. Ask the protagonist to help hatch the eggs. Discovered the organization that tortured and killed young cubs. Talent tips may be in the tiger territory. Search for tigers. Rescue the cubs. Bring them back to the institute for treatment and cultivation. Help the cubs find their parents and return them to the same race (in progress)

I like it. There aren't many stories where the main character's ability is not in the direction of fighting. The style of this story is more streamlined and the pace is not rushed. There is a lot of fighting between the group portraits, I hope the follow-up will not be unfinished or discontinued.