[Beast control + raising mythical beasts + cute pet portraits + restricted area exploration + Eastern mythology + no heroine]
The spiritual tide revives and the restricted area descends.
The whole world is hunting ferocious beasts and competing for the eggs of mythical beasts, but Ning Zhaoye inherited a cub shelter that was about to close down.
He awakens the "All Souls Cubs" and can see the true growth lesson plans of each cub.
So——
The red lizard with residual horns, which was judged to be unable to evolve for life, finally held a candle to illuminate the night and transformed into Zhu Jiuyin;
The white fur ball that can only sleep, dreams dominate the heavens, and is awarded the title of Taiyin Yingying;
The transparent jellyfish hiding in the water glass swallows the whole world and soars ninety thousand miles away;
The dilapidated mechanism dog holds the garden rules and a piece of heavenly constitution, cutting off the bond of slavery for all generations.
Many years later, the twelve heavenly gates opened, and all beasts from heaven returned to the world.
All the gods and beasts bowed their heads:
"Welcome to the director of the garden to take charge of the nine courts."
Ning Zhaoye looked at the mythical beasts that filled the yard and demolished the house, and just wanted to ask:
"Who didn't do their homework today?"
Reader comments
I have read some resident beast-style novels, the type of kindergarten or zoo, but this one is very novel. The rhythm is slow and the flow is long. It is neither brainless nor enjoyable. On the contrary, some parts are too complicated for me to understand. But there is no need to delve into it because it does not affect the viewing experience. I don't quite know how to express it. I say it focuses on daily life with the little ones but intersperses it with an overly complicated world view. But the little guys are very cute, their interactions with the director are also very lively, and they are united and strong in fighting with their partners. But this seems to be the toughest start I've ever seen. There is no strong system to open the door, and no strong backer. Only the principal and Jinduan became friends through charm. To be honest, I think it's a bit too painful. Being targeted all the time is really too painful. Personally, I had a low tear point, and I kept crying while watching it. Every step was made with blood and tears. It was so painful that I couldn't stand it anymore. So I plan to switch to some lighter content recently to accompany our principal and little ones.
I have read some resident beast-style novels, the type of kindergarten or zoo, but this one is very novel. The rhythm is slow and the flow is long. It is neither brainless nor enjoyable. On the contrary, some parts are too complicated for me to understand. But there is no need to delve into it because it does not affect the viewing experience. I don't quite know how to express it. I say it focuses on daily life with the little ones but intersperses it with an overly complicated world view. But the little guys are very cute, their interactions with the director are also very lively, and they are united and strong in fighting with their partners. But this seems to be the toughest start I've ever seen. There is no strong system to open the door, and no strong backer. Only the principal and Jinduan became friends through charm. To be honest, I think it's a bit too painful. Being targeted all the time is really too painful. Personally, I had a low tear point, and I kept crying while watching it. Every step was made with blood and tears. It was so painful that I couldn't stand it anymore. So I plan to switch to some lighter content recently to accompany our principal and little ones.