Lin Mo, a beast master who relies on wisdom and bond, travels the vast world with his partners based on scientific research and data, challenges the strong, explores secret realms, and finally embarks on a legendary journey to pursue the peak of beast control.
Reader comments
It feels okay, and it feels very good to cultivate the evolution of beast control. The protagonist graduates and travels, and there are problems in both cities. Is it telling us that this world is dangerous? Or problems will happen wherever the protagonist goes, and things are left waiting for the protagonist to discover. It can't work without the protagonist.
It looks good. This is what outlines the feeling of the world of beast masters. It also reflects the talent and cultivation of the beast masters instead of relying on system cheats to become the genius that everyone is amazed by.
The overall writing style is closer to the personal biography of the protagonist, and the world view is well laid out. However, the early plot is a bit too bland, and major events do not appear until around chapter 60. It feels more like a unit drama. I hope the author can keep updating and I will keep reading [Love]
Come on, author, write well, the writing is very good. It has written the overall world view of the beast-controlling world. It can make people feel that the world written is like a complete thing. It does not feel like it is fake or just a template.
It's quite interesting to watch, but there are always various events, the main character appears, and there are too few other people.
Very good, but your name and introduction are not very good in Tomato [smile]
The writing is okay, the logic, skill extension, and evolutionary logic are all very good, but when I look at it, it feels like the protagonist's research diary [laughing] It's either recording or recording, a bland research diary of a researcher.
It feels okay, and it feels very good to cultivate the evolution of beast control. The protagonist graduates and travels, and there are problems in both cities. Is it telling us that this world is dangerous? Or problems will happen wherever the protagonist goes, and things are left waiting for the protagonist to discover. It can't work without the protagonist.
It looks good. This is what outlines the feeling of the world of beast masters. It also reflects the talent and cultivation of the beast masters instead of relying on system cheats to become the genius that everyone is amazed by.
The overall writing style is closer to the personal biography of the protagonist, and the world view is well laid out. However, the early plot is a bit too bland, and major events do not appear until around chapter 60. It feels more like a unit drama. I hope the author can keep updating and I will keep reading [Love]
Come on, author, write well, the writing is very good. It has written the overall world view of the beast-controlling world. It can make people feel that the world written is like a complete thing. It does not feel like it is fake or just a template.
It's quite interesting to watch, but there are always various events, the main character appears, and there are too few other people.
Very good, but your name and introduction are not very good in Tomato [smile]
The writing is okay, the logic, skill extension, and evolutionary logic are all very good, but when I look at it, it feels like the protagonist's research diary [laughing] It's either recording or recording, a bland research diary of a researcher.