Don't Panic, I Can Understand the Instructions for Controlling the Beasts.

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This is a different kind of beast-control novel, more inclined towards urban novels, with more intrigues between people and less excitement in battles.

It's pretty good, except for the fact that the middle relative asks the protagonist's father to treat him to dinner, which is a bit off-putting. Others are no problem. In the early stage of the 2-star review, he was working as a trade unionist, but he soon became a senior executive. It's okay if he didn't see the end.

The character details and the story are very good [like]

Keep up the good work.