(Upgrade flow, genius flow, martial arts and beast control, slow pace) This is a parallel world where beast control is the mainstream.
Animals, plants, elemental spirits, machine life... Electricity, wind, space... Pet beasts have various abilities. Humans can establish a connection with the beasts through contracts, practice together, and master extraordinary things.
Zhou Lu grew up here with the memories of his previous life, but he found that this world is more dependent on reincarnation technology than his previous life. It is difficult for a poor family to raise a pet beast without eating or drinking, and humans are always facing challenges from alien beasts.
But fortunately, he discovered that Doubao, the AI assistant from his previous life, had awakened in his mind. Relying on Doubao's powerful data analysis capabilities, Zhou Lu could master the knowledge of beast control at a glance, and he could easily discover the potential of pet beasts that had not been discovered for hundreds of years, develop new evolutionary routes, and even affect the entire world.
The world of the alien beasts is extremely powerful, including the ancient and distant Silent Dragon Tomb, the paradise of elements - the Floating Sea Spirit Island, the empire of mechanical life - the capital of Garland... And Zhou Lu will take Doubao to explore its mysteries for the sake of civilization.
(The previous plot is a bit slow, the author wants to write a better world view)
Come and start the journey of beast control with Doubao! Beastmaster!
Reader comments
I briefly looked at the arguments. The biggest point of contention appears in Chapter 6. The protagonist clearly comes from a "very poor" family, but insists on choosing a disabled Shadow Weasel, which does not meet the status of "very poor". This approach is indeed not appropriate. It would be much better to write "Shadow Weasel has potential, but his disability is severe, so there are not many candidates, and my bean bag can cure him." This way of writing would be much better. In this era of fast reading, readers rarely have the patience to look at the foreshadowing behind it. Instead, they "give up if they don't like it" or speak directly emotionally. If readers don't mind this, this book is quite enjoyable. There is no brainless plot, and the interaction between the protagonist and his pets is also very interesting. The important thing is that the protagonist's growth is gradual and traceable, which is what I like.
It remains to be seen. But change the name. The schizophrenic super genius's breeding plan perfects the daily routine. Compared to others on the website. Um. It's a thing with no bottom in character and talent. It's a good book.
The previous protagonist gave me the impression that he had the hard work Gu, squeezing out time to improve his golden fingers and improve himself. The growth was visible to the naked eye. It was not until Ma Hongyu/Hongyun Qitian Gu/Litang Thimble appeared that the protagonist became a 🤡 (to be exaggerated). The protagonist also comes from a poor family, and his hometown is hit by a disaster. When he fled, his father was warned that he would never return. He relied on relief funds and worked several jobs with his mother to make ends meet. Lao Ma directly offered to use the private practice room of a rich woman with millions of dollars. The protagonist works hard to find martial arts skills, and only after he has mastered cheating skills can he attract the attention of that guild. Lao Ma simply needs a contract🐢🐢 and is destined to be directly accepted into the sect. So was he designed to reflect how inspirational the protagonist is?
This book is pretty good, and it can be regarded as a staple in the beast-controlling literature in the past two years. The hero's golden finger is actually a super high IQ, and it is expressed in the form of a bean bag and an AI assistant. He also needs to learn, and then he also needs to exercise before he can provide corresponding solutions. Then the problem with the male protagonist is that he is relatively poor, and he has the feeling that he is a normal person, no one will jump out and slap him in the face, and the male protagonist has been working hard to make money. Pretty good
Very well written. The protagonist has a pretty good personality, not so bitter, affectionate, and murderous. The character Doubao does indeed talk like Doubao, which is a big feature
The supporting characters are not so generic, they all have their own backgrounds and opportunities.
The relationship with my parents and younger brother is also pretty good, but the characters are a bit thin. The mother and younger brother don't seem to have much of a story, but that depends on the author.
I support Doubao being the heroine, who is in favor and who is against [laughing]
It's a good-looking, very novel beast-control story. When I read it, the advertisement below was always a beanbag, which was quite appropriate for the occasion [laughs]
Make a wish that there will be no heroine つ♡⊂ (*^▽^*)
A shallow pit for new authors. After reading it, five stars for encouragement.
The pace is slow, but it's okay for a beast-control novel. The world view is slowly unfolding, and I feel like there are many points to write about.
In order to complete the database for Beanbao, the protagonist needs to keep studying.
Xiao Hei's background is one of the poisonous points. When reading this kind of novel, I still prefer to go step by step. The rest is that the progress is too slow. In fact, the progress can be speeded up appropriately to increase the fun.
Take care of the seedlings, the plot is well designed, it is worth watching, I will give you five stars first.
Why is the score so low? It shouldn't be. This book is pretty good. It should be an eight or above, right? I personally feel that nine points is fine.
It is recommended that the names of the characters and so on should not overlap with the reality, because if the reality overlaps, you will have a strong sense of separation from the reality. Don't change a word or anything, but it looks fine.
The writing is quite good. The protagonist works very hard and has a high EQ and IQ.
It's well written. Most of the beast-controlling novels are about the beast-controlling becoming stronger on its own. Human beings are too weak to improve.
I like the growth process of the protagonist and Xiao Hei. I hope to write more about Xiao Hei's daily interactions in the future.
It has found a relatively balanced point between fantasy and reality. The writing is solid and immersive, but the battle scenes are relatively poor (better than most). Although the plot is old-fashioned, it also has the author's little ingenuity in it. It is a rare masterpiece in Tomato. It is very interesting.
It's okay. Except for the part about Xiao Hei's identity in the middle, it's not okay. Everything else looks good.
Come on💪, it's still pretty good
The writing is quite good, but I don't like the bean bags in the novel, so I give it four stars.
How much do you pay for the bean bag, I will pay double it from Xingyou.
Not so angry, so far I'm looking good
Okay, these are the real golden three chapters. They have a strong sense of immersion, especially the joy that comes with the protagonist's transformation from the bottom to the appearance of the bean bag. Okay.
All I can say is that it's really beautiful, the writing style is humorous, and the characters are realistically drawn. It seems like a good book so far.
Recently, the plot feels a bit grand, and it has lost the flavor of a beast-control novel.
It's okay, nothing outstanding.
Surprisingly pretty
It's well written and very nice^ω^
Okay, it looks pretty
Quite a novel theme
Well written, keep it up!
Apart from choosing Jade Beast, which is a bit awkward to deal with, you can also
I briefly looked at the arguments. The biggest point of contention appears in Chapter 6. The protagonist clearly comes from a "very poor" family, but insists on choosing a disabled Shadow Weasel, which does not meet the status of "very poor". This approach is indeed not appropriate. It would be much better to write "Shadow Weasel has potential, but his disability is severe, so there are not many candidates, and my bean bag can cure him." This way of writing would be much better. In this era of fast reading, readers rarely have the patience to look at the foreshadowing behind it. Instead, they "give up if they don't like it" or speak directly emotionally. If readers don't mind this, this book is quite enjoyable. There is no brainless plot, and the interaction between the protagonist and his pets is also very interesting. The important thing is that the protagonist's growth is gradual and traceable, which is what I like.
It remains to be seen. But change the name. The schizophrenic super genius's breeding plan perfects the daily routine. Compared to others on the website. Um. It's a thing with no bottom in character and talent. It's a good book.
The previous protagonist gave me the impression that he had the hard work Gu, squeezing out time to improve his golden fingers and improve himself. The growth was visible to the naked eye. It was not until Ma Hongyu/Hongyun Qitian Gu/Litang Thimble appeared that the protagonist became a 🤡 (to be exaggerated). The protagonist also comes from a poor family, and his hometown is hit by a disaster. When he fled, his father was warned that he would never return. He relied on relief funds and worked several jobs with his mother to make ends meet. Lao Ma directly offered to use the private practice room of a rich woman with millions of dollars. The protagonist works hard to find martial arts skills, and only after he has mastered cheating skills can he attract the attention of that guild. Lao Ma simply needs a contract🐢🐢 and is destined to be directly accepted into the sect. So was he designed to reflect how inspirational the protagonist is?
This book is pretty good, and it can be regarded as a staple in the beast-controlling literature in the past two years. The hero's golden finger is actually a super high IQ, and it is expressed in the form of a bean bag and an AI assistant. He also needs to learn, and then he also needs to exercise before he can provide corresponding solutions. Then the problem with the male protagonist is that he is relatively poor, and he has the feeling that he is a normal person, no one will jump out and slap him in the face, and the male protagonist has been working hard to make money. Pretty good
Very well written. The protagonist has a pretty good personality, not so bitter, affectionate, and murderous. The character Doubao does indeed talk like Doubao, which is a big feature The supporting characters are not so generic, they all have their own backgrounds and opportunities. The relationship with my parents and younger brother is also pretty good, but the characters are a bit thin. The mother and younger brother don't seem to have much of a story, but that depends on the author.
I support Doubao being the heroine, who is in favor and who is against [laughing]
It's a good-looking, very novel beast-control story. When I read it, the advertisement below was always a beanbag, which was quite appropriate for the occasion [laughs]
Make a wish that there will be no heroine つ♡⊂ (*^▽^*)
A shallow pit for new authors. After reading it, five stars for encouragement. The pace is slow, but it's okay for a beast-control novel. The world view is slowly unfolding, and I feel like there are many points to write about. In order to complete the database for Beanbao, the protagonist needs to keep studying.
Xiao Hei's background is one of the poisonous points. When reading this kind of novel, I still prefer to go step by step. The rest is that the progress is too slow. In fact, the progress can be speeded up appropriately to increase the fun.
Take care of the seedlings, the plot is well designed, it is worth watching, I will give you five stars first. Why is the score so low? It shouldn't be. This book is pretty good. It should be an eight or above, right? I personally feel that nine points is fine.
It is recommended that the names of the characters and so on should not overlap with the reality, because if the reality overlaps, you will have a strong sense of separation from the reality. Don't change a word or anything, but it looks fine.
The writing is quite good. The protagonist works very hard and has a high EQ and IQ.
It's well written. Most of the beast-controlling novels are about the beast-controlling becoming stronger on its own. Human beings are too weak to improve.
I like the growth process of the protagonist and Xiao Hei. I hope to write more about Xiao Hei's daily interactions in the future.
It has found a relatively balanced point between fantasy and reality. The writing is solid and immersive, but the battle scenes are relatively poor (better than most). Although the plot is old-fashioned, it also has the author's little ingenuity in it. It is a rare masterpiece in Tomato. It is very interesting.
It's okay. Except for the part about Xiao Hei's identity in the middle, it's not okay. Everything else looks good.
Come on💪, it's still pretty good
The writing is quite good, but I don't like the bean bags in the novel, so I give it four stars.
How much do you pay for the bean bag, I will pay double it from Xingyou.
Not so angry, so far I'm looking good
Okay, these are the real golden three chapters. They have a strong sense of immersion, especially the joy that comes with the protagonist's transformation from the bottom to the appearance of the bean bag. Okay.
All I can say is that it's really beautiful, the writing style is humorous, and the characters are realistically drawn. It seems like a good book so far. Recently, the plot feels a bit grand, and it has lost the flavor of a beast-control novel.
It's okay, nothing outstanding.
Surprisingly pretty
It's well written and very nice^ω^
Okay, it looks pretty
Quite a novel theme
Well written, keep it up!
Apart from choosing Jade Beast, which is a bit awkward to deal with, you can also