I Opened a Pet Shop from the Start, and Every Phantom Beast Is Made Through Fusion

I've finished reading it. This is the best beast-controlling novel I've ever read. In the past, beast-controlling novels either didn't kill people or the protagonist didn't have the strength to fight and it was like a turn-based fight. However, the protagonist of this beast-controlling novel is a killer. As long as he is an enemy, he will not let go as long as there is a chance. (Of course, everyone's taste is different.) So far, I have read it well. I hope the author will write better.

There is nothing disgusting and poisonous, it is quite enjoyable to watch, and the several story lines are well controlled. Although some of the old enjoyable elements are complete, it is quite enjoyable to watch. I give it a 7.8 Rating. It's considered a top-notch product among tomatoes. The backend is quite boring, and there are also problems with the setting. I can't see the role of the pet owner. I feel that if you have money, you can just buy a good one, or if you have money, you can buy a good one from the protagonist. There are no bonds or other passionate things.

It's pretty good. It's easy to talk to. It's okay to complain to the system. I have read more than 100 chapters, and only the first 20 or so are interesting. I really don't know what I want to express in the next 80 or so chapters. More than 100 chapters only last for 3 days, and the contents of these three days will not be mentioned. The protagonist fucks other people, which is what a book should have. A group of children kicking the gym should be written in such detail. Anyone whose name appears has to write a few chapters, and you are also causing hatred everywhere. This is a pet novel, and it is a composite novel. Can you follow the theme! I'm really worried that it will take me a year to read this book in the past month...

All the articles about opening a beast shop no longer follow the template of Chaoshen Pet Shop. Of course it doesn't matter. There are quite a lot of innovations in this book. Looking at the names of the beasts in dozens of chapters, you can see that the author has a lot of ideas and the narrative is very clear. So instead of giving it 3 stars, I will probably give it 4 stars. The problems and poisonous points of this book are as follows: 1. The biggest poisonous point comes in the first 3 chapters: the protagonist's female middle school classmate asks the protagonist to breed a fire dog. The protagonist uses a system similar to the fusion evolution function (the principle is to sacrifice the second position and fuse it to the first position). Then he puts the husky stolen from other people's house into the first position and the cultivated fire dog into the second position (the order is reversed). He accidentally kills the fire dog and fuses it with a stronger beast, and then returns it to the female classmate. Originally, this design could only be said to have many flaws... But the author described that the female classmate felt that her main battle pet was killed, she only had a slight headache, and then she went crazy to question the protagonist. In the following article, there are frequent situations where "even if the deputy pet dies, the beast master will vomit blood, become depressed, lose energy, or even fall into a coma", which is inconsistent with the previous article. At the same time, the protagonist system has said that "each person can contract a fixed number of beasts in his lifetime based on his awakened one-leaf or more pages of beast-control talents. The contract position will not be released even if the previous beast-master dies." Therefore, after reading many settings in the later stages of this book, and looking at the nonsensical plot at the beginning where the female classmate instantly "understands the protagonist's lie", it feels even more ridiculous and incomprehensible. When I rated it, I thought for a long time whether to lower it back to 3 stars because of this plot. 2. Around Chapter 70, there is a common problem in the beast-controlling novels - only the beast-controlling ones cultivated by the protagonist using system cheating have super high combat power, while the local ones are all trash. In this book, the author provides an effective way to suppress the expansion of combat power in the early stage - greatly increasing the increase in combat power between large ranks. That is: the first level is basically 0-200, some excellent ones and mutations can reach 350 at the peak of the first level, and the one cultivated by the protagonist starts at least 400. The starting level of the second level is at least 500, the peak level of the second level is basically 1000-2000, and then the third level is 5000+. This method was effective in the early stage, but as the plot unfolds, in order to meet the protagonist's need to be able to jump through levels at will, the pet beast's combat power expands at an accelerated pace. For example, a first-level pet beast has more than 1,000 combat power before it reaches the peak of the first level after being cultivated. For example, the second-level beast cultivated by the protagonist has just broken through to the second-level peak level of another... Of course, this is not a problem, it just depends on how the author controls the expansion. 3. There are many absurd places in this book where the context and context conflict. In 1., I just thought of it as "the outline was not laid out in the early stage, the settings were added as I was writing in the later stage, and the new settings allowed the old story to be interpreted in a new way." But it's still outrageous that they are serialized in one chapter.

I really like reading it. I don't know what the magic power of this book written by Tiger Monster is. Anyway, I always like it after reading it. The energetic [flying kiss] is the main character who I really like. The writing style is very good and the emotions are also very delicate. From Little Sky chasing the first book to Lindy now, I like it very much! The protagonist's character is very full-bodied, very charming and has his own unique personality. Watching the protagonist grow from scratch is super rewarding! It makes you feel sad when you see the protagonist being injured like your own child, and you feel very happy when he does a great job [laughs]

It looks good and the rhythm is well controlled. It's about the relationship between Zhang Ya and the protagonist, the relationship between classmates, and it's written like a boss and a customer. It is recommended that holographic training can be used by other characters in addition to the protagonist, and increase the types of fantasy beasts. You can refer to other works such as Pokémon, Digimon, Monster Hunter's Dragon, and some monsters, which are all very interesting [Blow Kiss]

It looks great. I highly recommend it. Lindy + Dragon directly combine to create a half-dragon. After the simulated training, the combat power soars. It's so cool, especially when the children pretend to be slapped in the face with high-power fantasy beasts. The screams of the villains they beat are particularly funny [face covering]

No need to say anything. Overall this book is okay. It's just that some details are not in place, a bit hard to read, and a little bit poisonous. But small poisons are better than those with severe poisons. Anyway, I think it's okay. This rating is just right. It should be improved by a few tenths.

Support the author greatly [adoration][adoration][adoration] The overall structure of the book is okay, and the villain is not very brainless. With the synthesis system as the core, the cultivation of fantasy beasts and store management run in parallel. The protagonist Lindy is an ordinary person, the system is funny and reliable, not exaggerated, and the writing style is calm and not funny. It is a good work about animal control and management with a steady pace.

The character descriptions of the whole drama are still in the past. There are currently two villains, an upstart who has no brains and looks down on ordinary people, and a rich second generation who is immature and only knows how to throw money. However, his father, as the patriarch of an old family, knows how to be patient and only takes action when he wants to find an opportunity to kill with one strike. This kind of character is only considered dark, but it is also reasonable. As for the protagonist, his character is just out of adolescence but not yet fully mature. He knows how to be patient but not flexible. It can only be said that he needs to grow up quickly. If the system is weaker, he may have to explain it at the beginning. Things are not handled very well. He often forgets to remind the drug system. I can only say that it is a smart system and is afraid that the protagonist will kill himself.