
Beast Taming Starts with Evolution
御兽从进化开始
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The author may not discriminate against women, but the stereotype is quite strong. The heroine is quite sassy, but it's a bit unbearable that the excellent supporting characters are basically all men. It would be better to open a harem and write a prostitution novel. And let's not talk about anything else. Your logic is very problematic. There is no saying in this world that women are less talented, right? Why are there situations like "a little girl falls in love with a big man and can't quit" and "there are only 8 strong women out of 25"? The uniqueness of the heroine should not be shown by portraying the weakness of women. At the beginning, I could keep watching because of my love for the heroine, but by the end I couldn't stand it anymore. Moreover, the author said that writing excellent male characters is like a male author writing beautiful women. For this original intention, is it really uncomfortable to have a harem? Others write about beauties for prostitution and to add flavor to their dominance, but you write about handsome guys who are equal competitors to the heroine. I:?
Quite an outrageous setting. I won't say much about personality. Everyone's personality is different. If the contract does not have a favorability bonus, it is normal to feel a distance from the unfamiliar pet beast that you have just contracted with. 16 years old, after graduating from junior high school, I went to test my talent, contracted a pet, went to high school, and in the middle two months, I entered the pet school. When the school started, I had to have an entrance ceremony in the secret realm and stay there for three days. One moment he left a message saying that he was wary of strange beasts, and the next moment he asked them to share life and death in a secret realm full of dangers. Isn't he looking down on them too much? I spent 3 days in the wilderness. I didn't bring anything with me, and I didn't learn how to survive in the wild. There were all kinds of pet beasts that lurked around the clock and came out at night. If you wanted to kill them, just tell them. The classes are not divided, and none of the classmates know each other. I don't know whether the pet is an auxiliary treatment or an auxiliary combat or a simulated environment. There is no team formation. Does it mean that there is no team for a one-on-one challenge? Is there such a thing? Before entering the school, I didn't mention that there was a mortality rate on the admission notice, nor did I mention that I needed to prepare supplies. This is not a military school. The army is also divided into logistics, cooking, weapons research and development, reconnaissance, etc. Do you think everyone has to charge forward? Pay attention to the beginning and not the end. The author also takes the single-digit age martyrs during the Anti-Japanese War as an example. Those were also very rare. After only a few years, there was at least a height or age limit. Since the heroine's world is so difficult, the heroine can't contract at level 10 after graduating from elementary school. After three years, she rushes to fight directly. She also waits until she is 16 to awaken her talent before contracting. I was really stunned.
Hello author, I didn't feel you were misogynistic at first, and I don't care until now, but I feel that the recent chapters have deviated from the original character image. The original cold heroine has become a heroine who likes young ladies? ? ? ? I'm full of questions. Even if you want to appeal to misogynistic stereotypes (which I don't care about!) Don't do it! It's uncomfortable, and it even portrays female cps. . . . Don't go astray anymore. In the end, I was a little unable to buy chapters. This is a female channel. I like male-female CP. It is a normal thing. But I am not opposed to female-female CP. It's just very abrupt. . . I hope to return to the image of the heroine from the beginning
I'd like to give you a suggestion: write more stories about female characters with strong female characters, and have good female supporting roles. It's always a male, a male, a male, a male protagonist, a male, a male, a male, a male, and a male. It's not interesting.
Really, I almost missed an appetizing beast-control novel. It is not a beast-control novel in the traditional sense that focuses on partners and bonds. The heroine will treat the pet beast more realistically and regard it more as part of her own strength rather than companionship and warmth. As long as you ignore the obvious descriptions in the first few chapters, there will be no description of the daily life of the beast-controller in the later chapters. The heroine upgrades and strengthens herself, and the emotions between her and her classmates are well described. It is really beautiful. Actually, I think the author should really consider deleting the previous description of the heroine wanting to make specimens of Teng without making good use of resources, and also feeling that she spent so much money on Teng and didn't make it back. Maybe the original intention of the plot was to make a joke, but part of the original intention of most reading the beast-controlling novels is to interact with the beast-controlling, or Pokémon-like elves. It's too normal to be unable to accept this kind of description, but this article deserves to be read by more people. We shouldn't lose users of beast-controlling articles because of the overly realistic descriptions in the previous chapters. I really hope that female beast-controlling articles can become popular and more and more people write about female beast-controlling I would like to express my gratitude again for writing such a good article. I really like this article.
Run quickly, even pets are engaging in female competition! ! Don't look for articles in the trash can! ! If the writing is good, you can barely forgive it if you do something sexy, but if the writing is rubbish, don't be too outrageous.
The writing about beast control is quite good. So I don't know where these posts went. The point is to control the beast. What kind of discrimination between men and women? I'm speechless about these posts, and why don't you talk about the obvious discrimination against women in many male pornographic novels. Talking about this in beast-controlling novels, when I look at it now, all I see is that the heroine is constantly working hard to get resources for her pet beast. There is no such thing at all. Don't show off your sensitivity😁
The beginning was okay but it got uglier towards the end, especially the mute man. How many chapters were wasted and he kept raising the brother and sister and the virgin 🙂
To be honest, before I saw the mermaid party, I always thought this article was okay. After that, I thought it was really speechless. I think the heroine's character in the early stage is quite cold. She is even so cold that she may not even like her pet beast. But I think it may be because the author wants to create a contrast in the later part, so the previous behavior is understandable. But inexplicably, the character of the heroine later became the kind of sunny girl who grew up under a red flag. The heroine didn't even have parents. It was very difficult for her in the early days of her life, but inexplicably she changed to a situation where she had to pay all kinds of things for her country, even pet animals had to be given priority, and only those who could make the country develop would be contracted. (PS, one more thing to say here is that the heroine is only 16 years old. A 16-year-old girl, both parents are dead. If a country relies on a girl like him to make contributions, then this country does not need to exist. I think) But the problem is clear. Ming already had two directions for the development of Muto. He announced these two directions without any money. As a result, ordinary people couldn't afford the contract, and the rich looked down on it. As a result, for the fifth pet, he still wanted to contract something as ordinary as this. How else did he want to do it? Come out to develop for the country, but the problem is that the lower limit of this kind of ordinary pet is too low. If you want to train him to be very powerful, he will have to spend a lot of resources on him, and these resources are beyond the reach of ordinary people, and if you have these resources , even if it is used on better pets, its upper limit must be higher. This is the natural elimination of the fittest. I feel that the author wants to express himself through the talent of the heroine, and then bring good development to the country. But the problem is that as it is written now, it is a bit different. Then I went on to say, what I mentioned before in the comment section, the female competition, I think it was actually described well before, until the point about the mermaid, the heroine is obviously already so powerful, and she defeated Jiang Yun (can't remember the name). What's the result? The mermaid doesn't even look at the heroine. She just falls in love with this disgusting man. He treats the heroine with all kinds of contempt and malice. To be honest, I don't understand these two characters at all. Why were they written? It seems that they are purely for the purpose of disgusting the heroine. Other than that, they have no effect. After getting here, I feel like I really can't understand this article. It's obviously a strong female character with no CP, so what's the use of describing this male character? If she is a male partner, in order to describe that the female protagonist is excellent and there is a person who likes her, so she will describe how well-off the man is, how handsome he is, and how talented he is, but he likes the female protagonist, to set off the heroine's character. But the problem is that the current man is relying on the female protagonist to show how handsome he is (even his own pets have to look like him). But if it is not to set off the female protagonist's male counterpart, and if he does not like the female protagonist, then it is to be a stepping stone for the female protagonist to defeat. Since it is a stepping stone, and the female protagonist has defeated him, we still need to write about the mermaid. Even if the female protagonist defeats the man, she still has to make a contract with him. What is the purpose? There is a feeling that there are two protagonists, but in order to emphasize that it is a strong female novel, it makes up for the man in various aspects, the most important thing is to make up for the man, but the man is not the male protagonist, just a supporting role, which is really nonsensical. And then there is the article about pet beasts, but I feel that the heroine has very little emotional description of the pet beasts, that is, I can't feel that he has any deep bond with the pet beasts. Of course, Mu Chu and Lei Lei in the front are still well written, but the last three are not impressive. I can't feel the charm of these three pets? There are too few descriptions and stories between these three animals and the heroine. Finally, I still want to emphasize that point. The heroine is only 16 years old. She is not yet a minor. She is still a child. Even though she has shown great and powerful talents now, she is still very young and has great potential, which shows that she has more room for growth. But he is really still young now. Going to the front line and other dangerous things are really She shouldn't do it, and I think it's necessary to send someone to protect her. Didn't you, the author, describe it before, (a powerful person, he can change the situation of a battle), the heroine's potential, I can feel that it is unprecedented, and I am not sure whether there will be anyone in the future. She is so powerful, why don't you send someone to protect her? ? ? ? As long as she grows up, the heroine will definitely be a killer, provided she grows up. It's not that she needs personal protection or anything like that, but someone always needs to protect her. In critical moments, there is always someone who can save her life. Even the author, if you describe it like this, you can enrich the heroine's character and write out why she loves her country so much? There is always a basis for him to love his country, right? (Because his country values him very much, maybe because when he grows up he can help the people of their country kill more ferocious beasts, but even so, his country also values him, so she likes her country. For this reason, he can contract with these level-caps. A low-level ferocious beast, just to help the country. Doesn't this have some basis? ) And the heroine is the only one left in the family, and she is still so talented. If the country can't protect her, wouldn't this chill the soldiers fighting on the front line? (Don't talk about soldiers, there are more important things, going to the battlefield, and so on. You can ask those who are retired, old, or disabled to go to the battlefield to protect the heroine. But there are still people who are strong. This is also a chance for those people to rest and get paid. Moreover, it is not the kind of choice that makes the heroine and the people in the city die. I just want to protect him alone.) And I I feel that no one should face the battlefield before college. If humans and ferocious beasts have really reached an irreconcilable point, then ordinary adults, as long as they have pet beasts, must play, instead of letting underage children face it. What's more, the heroine's school is only the fifth-ranked ordinary beast control school, and it is not a military school. Let these children who are not yet 20 years old on average face these things. But if the relationship between humans and ferocious beasts does not reach this point, then this group of children who have not yet graduated should not be allowed to face these ferocious beasts. At least they must be allowed to grow up, instead of an ordinary university that can kill so many children. Is this going to school or risking one's life? I think the author can really revise this article.
Why?