Unorthodox Beast Taming: The Three-Inch Plant Life of the Ghost Vine

The male protagonist acts like he has never seen a woman before, and acts like a pervert when he sees a woman. When he sees a beautiful woman, he gets mad at her. When the female protagonist brings trouble to others, the male protagonist easily forgives her. If it were a man, he would definitely kill her. I have only seen this plot a few years ago, and I didn't expect anyone to write this kind of plot. What a renaissance.

Let's not talk about the male protagonist's mentality, which is so messed up that he can't hold it up. Let's talk about the front. Is it difficult to find a private place to hide? , Insisting on relying on women to advance the plot...

The second body is indeed quite poisonous. It is better to just upgrade the mimicry by spending more time in the wilderness. It will look like a human being. There is not much difference in dressing up. The equipment happens to be beast control, which is perfect. And it can only control one body at the same time. There is a sense of fragmentation. When fighting, the body just stands still, and it doesn't feel weird if it doesn't pick up the villain.

Am I the only one who wants to know who's on the cover? ? ?

Okay, it does feel a bit like I have never seen a woman before. I came here to read about exotic beasts, not to see people transformed. It's okay to be lustful, but if someone hurts you and you don't take revenge, you are really awesome, and you have become a heroine. Can a woman really do whatever she wants? The writing is quite fluent, but the content is really unsatisfactory.

To be honest, the part about the second body is a bit embarrassing. I think this kind of novel should focus on the non-human body today, with the human body as a supplement, and the innate abilities are all in plants. Under such circumstances, the male protagonist actually wants to abandon the plants themselves, which is a very stupid performance. Everything else is fine

I couldn't stand it after watching a few pictures. I didn't want to say it at first, but I still want to say it. The Fire Team was looking for the vine that turned into a human being, but the protagonist turned into a human and ran away in front of others. I'm really speechless.

I never expected that it would turn into an academic essay.

The writing is pretty good, and the female characters are pretty good, but turning into a human is a major stumbling block.

The living system is the biggest poisonous point