The Beast Tamer's Path to Immortality

Four stars Overall, there are no major shortcomings. The writing is okay, the thinking is okay, and I can read it. The small drawback is that it puts a lot of pressure on the protagonist's combat power. The protagonist has been putting himself in danger because of various hidden clumsiness in the world of immortality, and he takes himself too seriously. Anyway, in the author's description, I didn't see how amazing the protagonist's alchemy skills are. But the protagonist felt that his alchemy skills were progressing too fast, and he was worried that he would be discovered to be abnormal, so he hid his clumsiness and did not go to the sect to be rated when his level reached. Then when there was a dangerous moment and the sect fought against others, the sect sent these low-level disciples with little ability to the most dangerous front lines. After all this, the protagonist is still unwilling to show his alchemy ability, so he has never been cultivated and has few resources. Then the progress is a bit slow, and the protagonist's strength increases very slowly.

Although it is a book about two realms, the two realms basically have no influence on each other. They just put the two books together. Then pet beasts become the golden fingers of the world of cultivating immortals, and elixirs and cultivating immortals become the golden fingers of the world of beast control. In a modern world of beast control, you can't use computers to machine-learn runes? Even if you make alchemy, it is not impossible for you to improve the alchemy technique in a scientific way. As for the world of beast control, cultivating immortals is even more dispensable.

Advantages: No heroine, no aura of revenge. Disadvantages: Just leave it alone in the world of cultivating immortals, and you cannot get the corresponding resources. Why do you need to skip levels in the world of beast control (lack of money?). Once 3 years are up, you will sweep everything. The conditions are not better, you can cultivate immortals, and there is no shortage of talent and resources. In the world of beast control, if you really want to grow up, there is no shortage of bole for such a bright horse.

I'm going to take a good look at it. It's at a level that can only be seen at a certain point... The world view is grand and the setting is complete, the language is fluent and the information density is just right. The protagonist's personality is very thoughtful, and he devotes himself to cultivating the pet beast and his own growth. The stones are also very cute, and the author can always be silent in various places. There is no bitterness or hatred or NC villain cannon fodder. I like it so much!

The dual realm shuttle setting is super novel, and the dual main lines of beast control and immortal cultivation run in parallel without conflict. The interaction between the protagonist and Little Star Dog is so loving, the growth line is clear, the world view is complete, the writing is smooth and not embarrassing, I read dozens of chapters in one go, it is really interesting! (Bean bag version)

If you are not a perfectionist, you can read it (the protagonist has three spiritual roots and I like five spiritual roots). Then there are some issues that you cannot dwell on. The first question is the beast-controlling four-season deer cultivation talent chosen by the protagonist at the beginning. In his world of cultivating immortals, he chose the Alchemist Jinshi Dao, which uses major spiritual mines and spiritual springs as raw materials. It has the strongest medicinal properties and usually focuses on refining realm-breaking elixirs and body refining elixirs that assist in breaking through bottlenecks. From his first elixir recipe, it can be seen that the Jinshidao elixir recipe is made of precious ore materials and the other materials are relatively cheap and have auxiliary functions. So should his first choice be the rock-armored beast instead of the four-season deer? Then you can look at the gold-swallowing spiritual skill. Its effect is very expensive to practice, but it is not strong. For children from rich families, I would like to ask if it requires a lot of materials. Is it a problem? No, then the unpopularity he mentioned before does not exist at all. It is just that ordinary people cannot afford to practice it, but for rich people, isn't this a magical skill? Eating can improve your physical fitness or make it worse [smile]

I tied it, and I saw Chapter 181, which was great. There is currently no female protagonist, no ambiguity, a world of beast control + a world of immortal cultivation. The world of beast control: Genius stream, skip the college entrance examination, fixed resource points in the academy, and earn money outside. (The human race has a peaceful territorial environment, so they follow the genius stream.) The world of cultivating immortals: Gou Daoliu, a gold and stone alchemist (ore alchemy), Gou is refining alchemy in the sect, and is currently on an assignment abroad. (The situation between good and evil is tense and the environment is dangerous.) Current beast control: external brain stone, soul palace fire spirit ghost. How can I put it this way? This book is quite suitable to my personal taste. I just feel that I am too stubborn in the world of cultivating immortals. I don't know how to learn the foundation-building skills in the future? The writing is also good, and the plot is smooth. It's a bit of a refreshing piece of writing that doesn't overwhelm the realm. Moreover, the jokes are fun, and there's no forced plot just because of the jokes. The only thing that feels awkward at the moment is that there are too many hidden cultivation levels in the world of immortal cultivation. I feel that only if something goes wrong with the sect and the male protagonist escapes to the "Chaotic Sea of Stars" can the solution be solved... [Face covering] [face covering] [face covering] It depends on how the author handles this part. Everything else is pretty good. It looks like it's actually very smooth, and it's tied immediately, but it's a bit short... [Laughs evilly] Anyway, it looks good overall so far, please update soon! Little whip. Jpg[laughing] Five stars for the author's hard work in coding. [Sending Hearts]

Yes, come on, author It's all hydrology, 80% of the content is hydrology. Chapter 10 can't lead to a progression.

After reading dozens of chapters, I found that the protagonist has a good personality, has normal outlook on life, and the supporting characters around him are also very comfortable, with complex logic, and there are not so many weird remarks. Goldfinger can also use it, and it's very powerful. The plot progresses relatively slowly, but it is similar to Gou Dao. There is no weird pretense to slap in the face, and the pretense is relatively smooth. Looking forward to updates

66 Cards, the fourth level of Qi Refining, the one for Foundation Establishment cannot be worth 300, the one for Gold Single cannot be 600 or 1,000, the one for Nascent Soul cannot be 2000, the one for Wo Shen must be at least 5000, and the latter one must be more than 10,000.