Beastmaster: Became the First Colonel at the Age of 20

Okay, it's pretty good-looking. I have a little suggestion. Women should be called Senior Sister, and their male counterpart should be called Senior Brother.

Review while watching mode Two ABB-style female supporting characters appeared. The boy used it right, and the young man used it right too. The eldest boy, praised it. I am a big brother, Dad, I am jealous, I will give up later, good reviews My current partners are all female, good reviews There are more female characters and more scenes, which makes me feel more at ease. Good reviews.

Very nice (to Chapter 52 Wen Ruxu has a golden finger and works very hard. He trains with two good treasures. There are few chapters at present, so he is more training. Whether it is actual training or daily training, the focus is on improving abilities. It is estimated that when school starts, there will be a dungeon and other plots. There are many female characters, whether they are supportive or competitive, they are really juvenile. And it's not just the heroine, the other female characters are the ones who work harder and harder when put under pressure, fighting for their breath. The novel does not use neutral words, and the wording is accurate. It is really good.

I can't stand it anymore. In chapter five, there are two ABB female supporting characters, and the daughter of the vice principal is competing. But I heard it will get better in the future, so I'll wait and see.

It's pretty good, the plot is well paced. The heroine has a golden finger but not a big one. The heroine is a growth type who wins and loses. His personality is quite good so far, not a saint at all. It's okay and quite heartwarming for pets. There's no big plot. The heroine just needs to grow up quietly. I hope we can see the fate of the female protagonist's campus bully in the follow-up. However, the author could improve the portrayal of the heroine's two pet beasts. Currently, it doesn't feel like they are independent beings. I hope they can be made more vivid later on, it's obvious that the author has done away with the names. But I also hope that the name behind it can be more careful and not Xiaodie or Xiaobai. Come on, keep an eye on you.

I almost missed this book because of the introduction. I really recommend changing the introduction. From a practical point of view, the protagonist is also a very hard-working and down-to-earth person, and the people around him are also smart. The motivations of the supporting characters are also uniquely described. This is a beast-control novel not to be missed. It would be better if the author could provide more descriptions of the protagonist getting along with the beasts.

It's very nice to look at, and basically there's nothing too big of a surprise.

Not bad, I don't see any surprises so far, please give it a try

If we look at the wording and neutral narration, this article should be considered a feminist work. But there is an obvious structural insult to women in the first chapter, especially when the names Zhang Xiuxiu and Lu Bai appear together. Zhang Xiuxiu, a meaningless female ABB name with a rural feel, and Lu Bai, a formal and temperamental name, are placed in a structural insult to women [stunned] If it is deliberately designed, I think it can be read as a text with a certain irony. But Zhang Xiuxiu's counterattack reads more like an emotional reply, and does not really hit Lu Bai and his remarks [stunned] In terms of social settings, there are some things that seem strange. The selection mechanism for controlling beasts is not explained clearly. It is better to let the selection mechanism retreat until people reach a certain age and have a unified awakening. This is also a common and unobjectionable category. Moreover, the ratio of beast masters to ordinary people is 6:4. Beast masters can do many things that ordinary people cannot do and are respected by the whole society. So if a person cannot go to the awakening scene, will he not be punished by law? The screening mechanism itself is a recognized and important system [stunned]

Witnessing a twinkling star rising