King of the Apocalypse Pets

In fact, most of the writing in this work is quite good, at least I like it very much. But towards the end, it felt like the protagonist suddenly became too powerful. And many of the previous pets no longer appear. And many holes have not been filled. For example, the secret of the panda, the origin of the predator, Huang Quan's identity, why the system has version 2.0, And the book states that most of the evolutionary routes of mythical beasts can reach the universe. Chen Feng also found the door to the universe, but that's it, it's over. There are too many unfilled holes here. I had very high expectations for this book when I wrote it, thinking that Six Owls could become an instant hit, but it ended like this. I had some hope that there would be a second part that would continue the plot of the previous one, but I was disappointed. Liu Xiao has opened a new book. I'm sorry. My suggestion for this book is: don't get too many pets at once, it's better to specialize in them and only contract the ones with great potential, so that you can write about them later. I won't say much more. I still want to thank Liu Xiao. It was his book that made me fall in love with this kind of novel about pet upgrades. But I really hope there will be a second part.

This is the most awesome book I have ever seen, hahahaha 😄

I was poisoned when I saw the second sentence of the first chapter. If it happened again, I would never let Da Huang (my dog) sacrifice himself to save me. In the apocalyptic era, who can say that they will live to the end? Since you can't bear to see Dahuang die first, just commit suicide. Or don't be together anymore. True Holy Mother

That's enough. With Goldfinger, the first person to appear is a woman even if she's not the heroine. Sure enough. Sanctuary was an enemy in the previous life, and he said not to kill them, but within a few chapters he started to get carried away, saying that it's just that pets are great, but you are still a weakling, where do you get the confidence?

This book cannot be read from a hard-core perspective, nor can it be read with a brain, otherwise it will poison you.

Is this the Doomsday Edition of Pokemon?

The writing of primary school students is extremely childish and lacks any logical thinking. . .

The dialogue between pets is too dramatic and silly.

Don't read it with your brain in mind, or you'll be poisoned.

The Xiaobai in Xiaobai's article feels too brainless. Maybe it was popular a few years ago, but now I really can't stand it.