Beast Control****************

Male-oriented, the teacher's family is full of boys and eldest fathers Uh-huh, uh-huh, you're already a beast, and there are a lot of gender stereotypes😰

The reasons for recommending this book are as follows: 1. Don't passively choose to travel through time, but actively choose a new world. When reading about beast control, isn't it the bond between humans and their pets that we should look at? Do you have the courage to leave your hometown and enter the new world for your partner? Have you ever mustered up the courage to do something despite being scared? Have you ever risked your life just for the well-being of your family in your heart? It's all in this book. 2. The heroine has a golden finger, a talent, a master, and has made more friends from the tribe because of her pet beast. The tone is relaxed and pleasant. I particularly like the background the author emphasizes: master-disciple relationship > blood relationship. With this two equally outstanding and powerful women connected, not many people will maliciously speculate whether they stabbed each other in the back, and everyone will envy them as master and disciple (except the villain). As a result, the heroine can quickly integrate into this world. It's really great that blood relationship doesn't come first anymore. 3. I read a lot of other comments complaining that the Ling family is still a feudal big family system. I actually think it's okay. Why? Because if it were a true feudal society, the female master would not be able or allowed to have the opportunity to be powerful. It's more like men just aren't that good, so they are busy grabbing power, while women know from beginning to end that strength is the foundation of a life, so women are busy going to secret realms, accumulating resources, and strengthening their pet beasts. Didn't the master of the Ling family say that? If the female master wants the position of head of the family, he will give up immediately. This can't be because he prefers the female master. It's because the female master is so powerful that no matter what she does, the Ling family will only follow her wishes, whether she is the head of the family or not. The uncrowned king. 4. I am more inclined to think that the Ling family is a whetstone left by the master to the heroine, a resource point for exploding gold coins. Doesn't that Ling family Yaozu dislike our heroine? Everyone in the Ling family knows. As a result, not long after his death, the heroine reappeared in school. Smart people knew that it could not have anything to do with the heroine, but they did not dare to touch the heroine openly. Why? The master is awesome, a strong man protects his own people, and secretly only encourages the heroine to become stronger. Geniuses grow up through countless hardships and setbacks. It's not that I'm grateful for the pain, but that the pain will polish the heroine's diamond even more dazzlingly. 5. It is currently an academic genre, and we look forward to a larger map, a more magnificent worldview, more magnificent adventures, and more like-minded partners in the future. The reasons for not recommending are as follows: 1. This is not an ideal world without struggle. Resources are limited, but genius is like a crucian carp crossing a river. 2. Carrying the reputation of being a master's apprentice is an invisible double-edged sword. 3. The complexity, ugliness and various reflections of human nature on the real world can all be found in this article. 4. The map is still a bit small when expanded. The author will update it soon! ! !

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on! Very nice! I keep writing and writing ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

Looks good (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡, but too short