A Guide to Breeding Abnormal Pets

Um! These settings are good. As for why the popularity is low, it must be that the way to express the settings is too weak. The swarm of settings has dissuaded most readers.

Judging from the introduction and beginning, I think most people, like me, are attracted to the aspect of raising pets. That's not to say that I can't write other things, but even the lizard at the beginning only cultivated four things and ran around. Can you balance the nurturing plot with other plots?

How can I put it? The writing is better than the average beast control style, but I don't know why the popularity is so low. The author should go to more similar authors to py it. It seems to be quite useful.

I don't like the author's concept very much. I just throw the researched things on the Internet, don't do anything to fight for resources, and risk my life when I have no resources. I don't understand the problem of live broadcast. When can a trainer be criticized by netizens? Do I still need the approval of netizens? For direct certification and patent issues, just borrow from other articles. You don't have to worry about piracy. The protagonist doesn't understand what he wants and what he wants to fight for.

How can I put it... It's a food-level beast-control novel. If you're short of books, you can read it. Chapters 5 and 6 are more archeological, and the later descriptions are more exaggerated and have too many video elements Suggestion: describe more about pet beasts, training processes, etc., And less live broadcast comments and videos (눈_눈)

To be honest, it's better to skip chapters five or six.

The certified evolutionary route can also be pirated on the Internet without any awareness of confidentiality or copyright. In order to prevent piracy, the protagonist directly released the original version for free, and the evolution that changed a mass race cost 1.5 Million. The country doesn't even offer rewards, so it's better to evolve privately, since you're already a senior breeder anyway. I won't post videos on everything later

Good-looking, watery, slow, and sparse.

Well written but the narrative focuses on the cultivation aspect, not the combat aspect,

It looks like I don't have any expectations, and I don't feel happy? Or something else, I'm just confused.

Author, are you sure you are a newbie? Why do I think you are the vest of an experienced author, and I can't understand why a newcomer can write so well😃

The setting is very good, but the main reason is that there are too many evolutionary forms for one elf, and usually the author will only mention a few sentences and never write out these forms. Then there is actually no need to mention it at all.

The logic is not smooth, which means that there is little rationality in life, that is, there are many things that seem to be no problem at first glance, but no one would do it, resulting in a poor sense of substitution, which may be one of the reasons for poor grades.

The pretense at the beginning screened out some readers.

Is the introduced anti-virus software going to be cultivated into an Omegamon?

It's good to watch, (I'm currently reading Chapter 8), but I personally feel that the setting is still a bit confusing, and I still haven't figured out the protagonist's golden finger yet.

The first part is about nurturing, and the second part is about going on adventures.

Can a gas stove be made to produce ice? Can the refrigerator be used to cook rice?

This is a good story about a single female protagonist who controls beasts. Please give it a thumbs up and support it, so as not to die.