Beast Taming: Evolution Without Limits

Overall, it's okay. It has the author's own style of writing. The storyline develops a bit slowly. The core of Golden Finger is online in seven chapters, and the world view is unfolded in more than twenty chapters. In my opinion, it's on the right track. One question is whether the protagonist's character is affected by extraordinary factors after chapter 25? Constantly thinking about killing everyone in the world [face covering] Although eliminating threats is normal logical thinking, there is no emotional transformation. As long as you think that the opponent may be detrimental to the protagonist, you will immediately kill them all (again, there is no problem with emotions, but it is not smooth enough) Personal rating is 8.8+. There are indeed some negative reviews. The protagonist has been in a dangerous state since awakening Su Hui. He has no "destiny" of his own. He is easily injured accidentally and will die if he is not strong enough. There is also a threat from a killer who will take away the things hidden in the house where the protagonist lives temporarily after seven days. However, the things have been taken away by others, and the protagonist has left many traces after taking them. However, these are acceptable in my opinion. They are equivalent to external pressure to promote the plot and make the protagonist have a strong need for strength. Some people always think that my comments are bought by the author [face covering] If only it were so easy to make money. This book does have shortcomings such as slow progress, high external pressure, and low strength of the protagonist. However, after the protagonist improves his strength in chapter 30, he upgrades quickly, and the progress also accelerates after that. Can the protagonist resist the early rifles around chapter 70? The damage can be calculated and avoided by sniper rifle bullets, and a shout can cause a high-decibel sonic boom. I think it's a bit cool to watch [Thinking] My personal evaluation is that if you are not satisfied with the previous reading, you can try reading from chapter 21. The previous information is not indispensable. I have read all the previous chapters and it does have shortcomings. The progress is slow and the threat is high. Since the scientific expedition team arrived, the world view has been expanded, and the protagonist's strength has improved very quickly.

It's a novel beast-controlling novel, but it's a bit dark when a corporate group controls the superstructure. Although the protagonist will 90% enter the academy, the protagonist's 'destiny' of being sold will definitely also be in the academy.

To be honest, I gave Five Elements just to make a long review, but for now, four and a half stars is about the same, because there are still some things that have not been explained clearly, but it is a normal foreshadowing line, and the rhythm is a little messy, but the setting style and plot make up for this. Most of the places are not carefully considered, but they are worthwhile. When I think about it, the setting is indeed novel enough, and it can be considered a relatively complete statement. Human beings also have tough individuals, and they are all genetically evolved, which is quite normal. If there are many companies, it also gives a good development prospect and confrontation. There is a plot conflict, and this plot conflict looks quite good. , Plus the guardians of nature and destiny, well, as long as it doesn't go completely in this direction, it would be very, very good if there are one or two events that can break out of this identity (because some people who may not have normal brains will say oops, the protagonist is brainless, oops, the protagonist is treated like a fool). Of course, even if we completely follow this direction, as long as there is no big problem of fighting to the death, it is still good. In terms of combat power, it seems to be a little bit broken at present, which is harmless. So let me talk about some of my personal questions now. Some of my questions are that the fate of the protagonist has been divided, so will it be taken back? And what is his motivation to become stronger? It's a commonplace question. Becoming stronger always requires some reasons or some boosting force. And some people say that awakening the memory of the past life is the same as not awakening. I think it is the past life. For the current protagonist, it is more like a dream, or borrowing the identity of others to watch a script or movie. , Touching, influential, and even essential, but after so many years, the integration of the world, and personal changes, it is normal to become like this. At present, it is a single heroine, but I hope it will not be a multi-heroine or a harem main line, because I really hate this () Pure love is invincible mouth! Gua, I want to see the interaction between the protagonist and Little Gray Flower Linger and Little Sweet Weasel! There are bad people and good people, and there are big bosses to help. Of course, I hope there will be some benefits. After all, you said there is no discussion in it. This thing seems a little strange in this world. However, some small suggestions, because I can't write a book, so whether the author listens to it or not is the author's big business. Dear author, I hope you will stick to this writing style. It is really excellent!

It is a very good-looking article on beast control. It is not a cookie-cutter high school awakening ceremony, followed by cultivating, upgrading and fighting monsters. The system construction in it is also more careful than other authors. The author must not stop updating it! ! !

I like this novel. I can understand most of the dialects in the front, and I can even dub it in my head. It feels very friendly. The protagonist is bloody, afraid of death, but not a coward, ah! Like it more and more

It's really good. It can be seen that the author is a top student and has a rich reserve of knowledge [laughing], but the plot is a bit weird in some places. For example, the part about the Taoist priest making alchemy to seek immortality always feels a bit nonsensical. The villain is offline a bit too quickly, and it is too easy to die after living for more than 1,500 years. The other parts are very good. I also like the male protagonist's character. I hope the author can keep writing, work hard to improve himself, and create more exciting plots. Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

Stories of suffering protagonists. There are many disasters, but there is help from the boss in everything, and the story has twists and turns.

It's a novel beast-control story. It's either gamified or the protagonist is in danger, but there are always people and animals to help. However, I can't stand it and it feels fake. In reality, I suffer and have difficulties and no one helps me. The basic money I help people will never be returned, so it's natural to help too much. I just want to see the system add points.

This is the first time I have seen a beast-control text from a biological perspective. Please support me and keep it level.

It feels okay, but it seems that nothing happens if one of the master and the beast has sent it. Can the master only add wisdom to the beast? Can you add a growth setting to strengthen the connection between the two parties?