You Stole My Beast? I'll Contract an Ant and Still Slay Gods!

The writing style in the first few pictures is still relatively immature, but the author's ideas and the pet training plan are quite novel. It doesn't seem to be cliché at the moment. I personally like to see more content about pets interacting with the protagonist and the evolution of pet beasts. If you like, you can take a look. The writing was really good in the early days, but now that I have written more than 80 chapters, the content in the middle is wordy, the meanings of words and sentences are repeated, and people's desire to read has plummeted. I started reading it when it was about 40 chapters in. Now that it is over 70 chapters in, I have less and less desire to read it. The writing style can be improved, but the plot should be more compact, more forward-looking, and more rhythmic. The content of this article, to be honest as the saying goes, is too watery. Or if you don't change this, you will lose a lot of readers, okay? Your rating can't go up at all, okay? I haven't read half of them. I think the highlight of your writing is that Kong Shao's choice is very unusual and the description is also very interesting. It is not common in other beast-control novels and is difficult to see. The description of the character is also very appropriate. I think you can control your combat power appropriately. Some of your combat powers are too excessive. What follows Then you may collapse, then your current level of combat power can force them to decide what kind of character they will need when the level is higher later, and what kind of beast control can cause you danger and cause growth difficulties for the protagonist. And when it can obviously be helpful and directly push forward things at this stage, why leave it until later and let him become a disaster? It's just to create difficulties for the protagonist to grow up. It is described in the description of the promotion of the pet beast. I feel that the protagonist is thoughtful and cautious in doing things. Then why is there such a scourge that the spring breeze will regenerate and it will definitely make it difficult for the protagonist to grow up? At present, I give this book a reserved rating. As for recommending reading, I have to check whether the author's writing style and the content of the article have improved in the later period. The content of his article is too wordy, and the words and sentences have repeated meanings. I don't need to read the middle content, just go to the end. I can know what he is saying in the middle. It is nothing more than praise and praise!

Awesome, currently set to 9 levels. Starting from the first level, the male protagonist's contracted beast requires 10 times the value of evolution points for each level. Level 1 is 1W, Level 2 is 10W, Level 3 is 100W, Level 4 is 1000W, Level 5 is 100 million, Level 6 is 1 billion, Level 7 is 10 billion, Level 9 is 100 billion. And every time you level up, you can add one more beast control space. So I would like to ask the author, if the male protagonist fills up 9 beast-controlling spaces, how many evolution points will it take to upgrade all 9 beast-controlling spaces to level 9? Not to mention a planet, even a plane is not enough to kill, right?

It's a very nice beast-controlling novel. It's not overwhelming, it's written very smoothly, and I feel comfortable reading it all the way. The protagonist is really good to his friends, has a good personality, and his strength improves very quickly. I just want to be able to contract some handsome and good-looking beast-controlling ones. It's not a problem to contract some ants and mosquitoes.

Yes, although some people say that the fighting power is suppressed, the support is not used to the fullest, and other poisonous points, but I think the protagonist has his own opinions and principles on cultivating beast-controlling partners and dealing with the world, and is not dominated by the system. Even if the invincible novel has no basic logic and just relies on the word "Shuang", it will become boring and boring as time goes by. Moreover, the characters are well portrayed in it. At least the characters are treated as human beings instead of brainless NPCs. It is true that there is no female protagonist. The protagonist respects men and women and is not a common man. In my opinion, this kind of talent deserves to be called the protagonist.

Although there are some minor flaws, it is generally pretty good. Among the short ones in Tomato, I like the character of the protagonist. I like the character of the protagonist. When he should be cowardly, he should be cautious immediately when he notices something is wrong. Unlike some protagonists who have brain problems, they already feel that something is wrong and don't pay attention to it. They have to wait until the problem comes to their face before they realize it. So that's it.

Support, support, generally speaking, it is a cool literary style, the strength is not weak at all, it improves very quickly, and it looks very cool, and the description of some characters is really special. Finally, it is no longer the kind of pure evil (but has its own ideas, although it may still be a bit bold)

I've read the author's previous beast-control novels, and that one was quite good. This one is also enjoyable from beginning to end, and it snowballs. Except for the girl in the front, who's a bit classic, but they're old and miserable, so just be bold and enter.

It evolves very quickly, and the pig's trotters are also highly intelligent and can kill decisively. Hope it doesn't collapse later.

After seeing Chapter 33, Wang Qianqian was taken away, the familiar outline plot [cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face]

The first part should be done by hand, but more than 40 chapters are done by AI.