Beast Taming: All My Beasts Belong to the Ritual School!

The writing is quite good, and the declaration of the ceremony is touching, but the supporting characters are a bit too descriptive. I want to know about the protagonist, and why his followers will soon catch up after the protagonist breaks through. The protagonist's talents and resources should be top-notch, but he is still caught up by the follower who has good talents but few resources.

Yes, I like that motto. I think it's very cool. I hope I can write more about it. The protagonist is quite a genius. I hope I can learn more secret knowledge and not be beaten too badly by the teacher.

It's quite good, but the settings are a bit too much and complicated, but it feels very restrained when reading. However, the number of words is still too few, and I can look forward to the future.

It's good to watch, the plot is very reasonable so far, the writing is also very good, there are a lot of rituals, but it is very interesting, and the motto feels very philosophical [I exist here, just as my shadow exists in the light, I think about the proof of my existence in the light, my thinking extends just as the light extends the shadow, so I think about whether the shadow is the proof of my existence, but the brilliance of my thinking shines, but the shadow is still dark and deep, without aura, I laugh at my stupidity, because I think here, just like I exist here...]

It's very beautiful. I don't know why the rating is so low. I think the rituals in it are very interesting, and, um, very handsome. Although I definitely wouldn't be able to do it in public.

Very pretty. The first time I see this kind of beast control system setting, it is a bit difficult to understand, and some people may be dissuaded from it. In some places, the protagonist's performance is quite average. It is recommended to go directly to Chapter 14. I tried to taunt and provoke me to show off my coolness, which made me dig my toes on the ground. Also, before setting up the ceremony, they must recite some inexplicable philosophical words (?). I can't imagine what kind of mentality they have to read it with a blank expression. I really can't enjoy it. But this kind of genius and the setting of family backing are very interesting to read. I can't wait to see the protagonist return to the family and show off his talents.

Since it is a genius flow, then the protagonist's ritual beast should also be a genius [what] I think the current level of the protagonist and the protagonist's ritual beast is not particularly genius, please strengthen it. In addition, I feel that the description of the subordinates that the protagonist has received is a bit too much, maybe to show different rituals, but I think it is better to describe more about the protagonist. There are also highlights. The description of the ritual is more detailed, the genre is novel, and the description of the crow's skills is very touching🥰 Now I can see that Crow Crow is also very powerful👍

For me, it is a very good book. If you can match the brain waves, it will be a masterpiece. The beginning is a bit slow. People who are used to reading cool books may not be used to it, but it will become more and more exciting as you read later. Especially the part about the man in the film, which is very ups and downs and very beautiful👍

It's pretty good to watch ((*^∀^))👍🏻The setting is quite novel, and the ode to the ceremony is also very good. It's like writing a poem or a song, and the author is very strong. The protagonist is always frustrated when he meets an old beast ritualist, and can only bully his peers and his level. I hope to quickly learn his skills.

The setting is quite interesting, but the writing style is a bit immature, but you can tell it's improving. Exclamation marks, ah, etc. Are used too much, which makes it uncomfortable to look at them.