Beast Taming Across Worlds: Evolving from the Jurassic

My favorite setting of this book is the fusion of film and television with this extraordinary thing. I quite like this kind of setting, although some of the settings in it are a bit hard to say, right? It's not very friendly to novices. Advanced people can enter low-level dungeons at will. The author can make a note later and at least limit the level to the highest level that can be entered. Otherwise, my impression now is that king-level can also enter low-level dungeons. In addition, some content can be speeded up appropriately. The last question is, will there be multiple female protagonists? 🤔

It's okay, but the protagonist's beast control is almost meaningless. There is no need for a contract with Raton. He can directly merge into the Balrog and let the Balrog grow wings. After all, the contract position is limited. The attributes that the contract does not have should expand the attack surface, and if the attributes are the same, they can also grab resources.

Let me tell you why I gave it five stars. The first novel setting. The integration of beast control and film and television further increases the depth. The second thing is that there are no old routines. Generally speaking, there is absolutely nothing wrong with giving five stars to a new author.

It feels like a newcomer's new book, but it's very good. There are Pokémon monsters and Digimon monsters. Digimon, I'm so envious. Please arrange it for the protagonist [Envy]

The combination of comprehensive film and television and beast control is very innovative. The appearance of the characters does not seem too abrupt and is very reasonable. I look forward to the author's future plots.

Is it a beast master or a card master? It's just a beast master. Why are the beasts turned into cards? If you are a card master, then beast control is a branch type of card 🍉

It's okay, but I don't know if it's a single female protagonist.

If you can, keep working hard and work hard

This is the first time I've seen a book that combines film and television with extraordinary things. It's very innovative, but the main character feels a little bit weird and not particularly likable.

Not bad. The themes and settings are quite novel. I have unlocked another pretty good book.