The Everyday Beast Tamer

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Well, can I ask that an eagle can roar proudly for nine days with your reinforcement... Why does it feel weird to me? Aren't eagles capable of soaring in the sky?

It is recommended to change it to: A little goldfish can fly around the world after being strengthened, and a hen that lays eggs can fly for nine days after being strengthened Better, after all, an eagle can fly for nine days🤭

Is it a new book that has just been published recently? I hope it is more bland. All the pet stories nowadays are just invincible literature that slaps you in the face.

It feels like it's the same routine again. The protagonist is an ordinary person in a weird/revived world. When the protagonist improves his strength, there will always be higher-level beings behind him. I don't know how long it took for him to recover. It would be funny if he was a bitch for a few years or even ten years. The eighth level is not as good as a dog, and the ninth level is everywhere...

I feel like it's a bit inconsistent when the protagonist has the ability and things happen one after another around him.

Let's talk about it briefly. It's okay, average level, neither too good nor too bad. You can read it while reading it, but you have to wait and see what it will be like later. If you want to read my bb sentence, just read below. If you don't like it, don't comment. It's just a personal opinion and not professional at all. As for the writing style, it's okay. It doesn't have any very embarrassing sentences. It's relatively smooth and there's no big problem in reading it. Of course, I'm the kind of person who reads books roughly and quickly. In terms of plot, it is relatively weak. It felt good at the beginning, but the further you go on, the more uncomfortable you feel. First of all, regarding the collection of evolution materials, it was okay when I only needed some ordinary materials. When I needed extraordinary materials, I suddenly encountered them when I was out shopping. My wish came true. As long as the monsters I encountered exploded, the materials must be what I need at the moment, and the amount is just right. It happened to make me feel very uncomfortable. It may be a problem with the details. As for the world setting, I feel that because of the system, the world has changed. Some previous posts also said that "the protagonist is lucky to be alive until now", which is quite right. The boundary between the extraordinary and ordinary people was not handled well. After the system was installed, abnormalities were suddenly encountered everywhere. There is also the monastic exchange that has appeared now, which is quite popular. While other places are lively and bustling, the protagonist's city is deserted. I don't know if it is a foreshadowing or something, but this place itself is unreasonable. Also, the protagonist is recognized as the city's hope by the people in the supply shop inside the exchange. "Who says this city doesn't have geniuses" roughly means this. It is estimated that there will be a battle between this city and which city, a competition, or a Taoism conference, etc.? And then the protagonist appears in front of others? There is this trend. The description of the characters is okay, that is, the ice-type Guawazi in the latest chapter. I was really uncomfortable with the part about the cliff. You, a bad guy, saw the protagonist take the initiative to go to the bottom of the cliff, and you still followed him without fear of causing trouble and said you wanted to save the protagonist? Moreover, he has a criminal record, and the ice bridge he built while crossing the cliff collapsed. Although the author later arranged to use him to collect materials, it was still a minor drawback. Generally speaking, I feel that the system created this world, or brought the protagonist to this world, which is similar to a single-player game world. You can fight monsters and upgrade, explore and collect treasures, and each place has its own props (the setting of the beast egg). That's gone. The advantage is that it is smoother than those short-form articles and does not have too many poisonous points. When I first read it, I felt that the concept was okay and I can continue reading. That's it, it's gone, come on, author.

Name: Charmander Gender: Female Race: Dragon Pedage: Subspecies Inheritance: Dragon Evolution: Charmander painting route one flame dragon one magma dragon one lava dragon one flame dragon Level: Law Treasure: Dragon Blood Vase (drinking to purify the blood enhances various attributes) Talent: Flame King (commands all fire-attribute pets to fight for it) Product: Dragon Blood Stone (wear it on fire-attribute pets to enhance fire-attribute attacks) ) Special Skills: Swallowing (can eat all living creatures) Skills: Dragon Power, Jetting Magma, Fire Poison, Sea of Magma and Fire, Summoning Fire Elements Introduction: The offspring of the Eastern Dragon Clan traveled through dinosaur time and space one day and combined with a Tyrannosaurus when they were still eggs and were signed by the male protagonist to become war pets Brother, if you saw it, please reply to me and see if this character can appear? Thank you The following are the treasures and evolved images of the supporting characters {"NickName":"Scholar Parade","UserId":323850027}

There is something wrong with this introduction. A fish can swim all over the sea. An eagle can fly. So you strengthened the killing? ?

How did the protagonist survive these ten years? The world is so dangerous