[Is This Even Scientific?] [Skill Training] [Beast Taming] [Evolution] [Stat Allocation]
Ji Yuan transmigrates into a Beast Taming world and becomes a student with no money, no connections, and no talent, a total zero across the board. He has to work himself to the bone for three months just to afford his first beast, a Water Crocodile.
Then, as soon as he forms a contract, good things start coming in pairs!
He awakens a hidden perk for transmigrators: a second talent.
[Skill Compendium]
It can not only copy and teach skills, but also teach them repeatedly and add points to them, making each round stronger than the last!
While every other Beast Tamer is still painstakingly training skills and spending resources to raise their beasts, Ji Yuan’s beasts have already maxed out their skills.
Even when others break through to higher realms and evolve their beasts,
they still can’t beat Ji Yuan’s beasts, who haven’t even awakened yet.
Just how powerful will Ji Yuan’s beasts become after they evolve?
Water Crocodile, Blood Flood Dragon, Immortal Blood Dragon???
Illusionheart Fox, Bewitching Sky Fox, Nine-Tailed Fox???
Contract after contract, evolution after evolution.
Before he knows it, Ji Yuan has become invincible...
“This makes no sense! How can your beasts be this strong? Are you really an ‘ordinary’ Beast Tamer with no money?”
@ Stone Hit Stone It's okay. If the hook is not big, it can't be considered a hook. It can only be said that relatively powerful geniuses are considered hooked if they are strong. This can only be considered talent. The plot is a bit bland and the rhythm is not strong. Either add more climax plots or the story progresses faster and the score will be higher. Appropriate jokes will enliven the atmosphere, but giving too much space will be a failure. Of course, this is just a suggestion. The author can take a look.
It's strange, it's really strange. Water-type Taming Beasts actually need to control water. This means that Water-type Taming Beasts can't use water-type skills normally like Pokémon, and they need to control water first. That is, after pulling it out, it will be useless when the humidity is low and the air is dry. It's not as good as Wood-type and Earth-type ones, and Ice-type ones are even worse.
It's okay, but I feel that the protagonist has a persecution disorder. You can obviously make money by helping others cultivate beast-controlling skills with your talent, but you are afraid that others will take your body. It's not like you write a novel about cultivating immortals, which requires a huge soul to seize your body. Moreover, there are gyms and trainers in the beast-control novels to teach skills. Your talent is not unnatural at all. Do you need to hide it?
Not bad, the author can arrange for the protagonist to learn to heal beasts, and then he can touch other people's beasts openly.
It's okay, the cheats aren't great, but my peers in school are very good.
I'm a little bit nervous 😅 New authors don't ask you to write well, but they must at least be stable. The writing style and plot are very simple.
It's okay at the beginning, but it's a pity that I have to follow Douluo and let myself go completely.
I feel like it's not very good. Some things can be explained clearly in one or two sentences, but I have to make a lot of nonsense, which kind of affects the reading experience😅
The writing is very good, and Hualong also has great ideas. The plug-in is not too outrageous. Nor is it an invincible text
I can't understand even if I copy it 🙂