Beast-Controlling Fairy Clan

There are a lot of emotional threads. This is a fairy tale, not an urban novel. The protagonist is forcibly arranged to be a Taoist couple. I don't believe it if you don't have a knot in your heart. How to break through to the higher realm later. Who can bear to watch the heroine's setting?

The people who read the articles on cultivating immortals and those on controlling beasts all fell silent.

Really tmd water The plot of one chapter is just a useful dialogue, the rest are all the word count of hard water, what characters think about characters, imagine characters, recall characters, fear, etc.

It is recommended that the author think of a chapter title carefully. In recent weeks, just by looking at the chapter title, you can know what it is about.

Is this book finished? , I didn't read it after I subscribed in the early stage, because the author made the protagonist into a person who only holds grudges, not gratitude, and has a villainous face. I don't know what to think. Take the two major sects that were wiped out first. Without them to protect the protagonist and his family, they would have perished ten times. The protagonist completely forgot about kindness and only remembered hatred. I read the comments again. Many book friends said that the protagonist is too disgusting. I hope the author of the next book will be careful and not expose his true nature🤪

I also subscribed to a hundred chapters of this book and gave up because I couldn't stand the toxic plots the author throws out from time to time. Let's talk about the poisonous points in my opinion: 1. The foundation-building seeds cultivated by the family betray parricide. Let's not talk about the heritage and training system of the Millennium Golden Pill family. Just because he is not allowed to join the sect, do you think the family is blocking his path? Betrayal and kill elders if you are tempted? 2. The protagonist's Foundation Establishment Pill was obtained by the Zifu and the Foundation Establishment Clan leader, but it took two pills to succeed. I have made sufficient preparations before, and I have also eaten the Soul Heart Fruit, which can increase the consciousness of a foundation-building monk. Is failure a bit too wasteful? And the reason for the failure is also inexplicable. The protagonist is resurrected from a dead body, but he actually fails to build the foundation because he is afraid of the phantom of his original body. 3. The protagonist went to the auction house to buy less than 20,000 spirit coins and was robbed and killed by two late-stage foundation builders. The protagonist wanted to lure the snake out of the hole and brought the third-level monster with him and successfully killed the opponent. The following tricks are confusing: the protagonist wants to resolve his grudges with the opposing force (a family of cultivators and a force of casual cultivators) and asks sectarians to mediate. After hearing that the other party refused to mediate, Fang Cun was so frightened that his face changed, and he muttered to himself: How could this happen?

To be honest, the character of the protagonist collapsed, and the Wang family told you the news, and you turned around and sold it. I mentioned before that the character's three views are very upright, and he doesn't even have basic integrity. He gave up his bottom line and betrayed others just to get others to sell a low-level elixir. Such a protagonist is more disgusting than a demon cultivator or a real villain. Can't he live without buying this elixir? Can't he be promoted if he can't buy this elixir? Is this elixir the only one left in the world? What I hate the most is being both responsible and established. I can betray others just to beg them to sell me a pulse-protecting pill. Then if I encounter the resources of Zifu, I can kill people all over the house. It's so different from the desert. I'm disappointed.

Make a note of it, subscribe to chapter 134, and abandon the book. With various opportunities, various enhancements, and Qi training, he was able to surpass the level and kill the foundation building. But you told me that he took the foundation building pill and failed to build the foundation for the first time? Then after building the foundation, I chose the technique and the path. I chose 3 chapters. Including the chapter where the foundation building failed, I lost four chapters. This book is not suitable for subscription, and the author just wants to defraud readers of their money.

Chapter 176 abandons the book, the plot is retarded, the protagonist's personality is also a waste, and there are a lot of little bits and pieces in the early stages.

Taming a beast is not about raising a baby. It doesn't matter if the skills you practice have nothing to do with the beast. Even the secret skills are so scarce. Rather than controlling the beast, it is better to raise a baby to do justice two against one. There is no bonus of one plus one greater than two. There is no bonus for upgrading the baby, and there is no bonus for upgrading the baby. Upgrading depends entirely on elixirs. Does that have anything to do with beast control? To be honest, the protagonist is not as beast-controlling as the dragon-raising sect, at least he actually gets the bonus of the dragon. I thought that when I started to control beasts, I would at least have the secret technique to temporarily upgrade the baby by one level, not to mention the secret technique to merge with the baby, the secret technique to upgrade the baby, the secret technique to help the baby upgrade, the secret technique to add the special effects of my own skills to the baby, the secret technique to bless the baby's natural magical power to myself, the secret technique to form an array with the baby, the complementary development experience of the advantages and disadvantages of babies with different attributes, and the technology to form quantitative changes to qualitative changes in multiple babies with the same attributes. The protagonist's family is not so much a beast-controlling family as a family that can raise spiritual beasts.

Comrades, 100 on the first floor sent me to be the master. The author "Cultivation of Immortality Begins in the Desert" is still the pinnacle of farming style in my heart! ! Author  Come on, come on!

This is the first time I've seen someone write about a protagonist who forgets his life for small profits and cherishes his life for doing big things.

The protagonist's turtle 🐢 was hatched for a year without being fed any spiritual elixirs, and then directly cultivated the fourth level of qi cultivation. The turtle 🐢 is a low-level bloodline and matures into the later stages of qi training! The beast control style is very powerful, but monster beasts also have many shortcomings - slow growth (many books written about monster beasts have rubbish bloodlines that are as fast as the bloodlines of divine beasts), low intelligence, large investment in resources (this turtle 🐢 just refining spiritual energy in one year did not understand the cultivation level), bloodline shackles, etc.! ! ! Controlling beasts requires a lot of resources. Monster bloodlines and human spiritual roots have something in common - even the best spiritual roots and bloodlines require resources to grow quickly, otherwise it will be difficult to grow simply by refining spiritual energy! ! ! Controlling beasts is a waste of resources. I hope the author will make more reasonable arrangements and not make things out of thin air and imagine them out of thin air! ! !

The human nature of the protagonist is a bit inexplicable. He clearly has the ability to upgrade his wife to the late stage of the Golden Elixir, and he also has extra Nascent Soul Elixir. In the end, he uses her as a fertility tool and ends the road. It is said to be persuasion, but the woman's request is actually selfish. He just goes down the steps and pretends to be a gentleman. This book girl gave up after the death of Zhen Shou Yuan, and she lost all sense of humanity even though her own wife was still less valuable than a monster.

I'd like to make some suggestions by the way. I've been reading the author's books since Desert, so I don't mean any harm. I said in this chapter that I have actually expressed my thoughts, but I still came to the comment area to write about it, hoping that the author can see it. I now suspect that the author has been bewitched. He wrote very well before, but now there are two strange plots in a row. Some book friends there said that the foundation building failed because the illusion was too long and the qualifications were too poor. But it is obvious that the protagonist has already had quite a long experience in the Qi training stage. The protagonist has experienced life-and-death fights, and the protagonist has also experienced human relations, but his will is still so weak? Is it okay to start breaking through the foundation building now? What should I do in the future? And even the foundation building has been hardened, there are magical weapons and techniques, and I have even eaten spiritual objects that are useful for promotion to the Purple Mansion. He is already at the peak of the elite in the Qi refining stage. After cultivating to this level, it is a bit unreasonable to use his qualifications as an excuse. Zhou Jiahe just ate a spiritual fruit. He is already very old, so he has not achieved a breakthrough. The forced suppression here is really incomprehensible. Next, when it comes to choosing exercises, I seriously doubt that the author was more comfortable with his previous writing. He seemed to have forgotten the name of the book, "Family Cultivation of Immortality: Rising from Beast Control." You are a family stream, a beast control stream. I have written very well about family and beast control before. Although there are only two spiritual beasts, they are both useful and unique. In terms of family members, from top to bottom, they also have memorable names. But why should we practice Jinding Xuan Gong? Since we started to rise from beast control, there is no need to make the protagonist too omnipotent. He must have strong spiritual consciousness, strong body, and strong fighting skills. Then why do he control beasts and raise spiritual pets? It is better to use the money on yourself. Moreover, I feel that Jinding Xuan Gong will also consume a lot of resources in the future. After all, high-quality gold energy is either high-grade spiritual gold or mineral veins. Neither of them is easy to obtain. Shouldn't the beast control be the main force in the fight, and the protagonist use magic weapons to assist? The protagonist's own cultivation takes up too many resources, which will lead to insufficient spiritual beast resources. The spiritual beast resources cannot keep up, the strength is poor, and they cannot be used in fights. The plot of the spiritual beast will become less. As time goes by, the spiritual beast will become useless, unless it is a functional spiritual beast such as transportation or treasure hunting. Like these two now, they both eat resources. I think there are still some book friends who come here to control the beasts. If the plot of the beast control is not well written, some people will probably run away. If the author continues to write a plot about controlling beasts, then he must tilt more resources toward spiritual beasts. After all, unless spiritual beasts have top-level bloodlines, they will inevitably need more resources if they want to develop combat effectiveness. But the skills practiced by the protagonist are so advanced and difficult to practice, and they consume so many resources. Unless you have a craft, such as alchemy, weapon refining, formation, drawing of talismans, etc., Your talent must be very strong, and you have to make a lot of money, otherwise you will not be able to afford the training requirements.

Is this really the farming style, or does my understanding of farming differ from others? After reading dozens of chapters, Golden Finger has not been written in detail, and the auxiliary methods such as animal training have not been written in detail about how to train, how to cultivate, and how to combine cultivation. On the contrary, in just a few chapters, there have been four battles that changed the progress. The market at the beginning, the monks before returning home, the Diamond Ape, and the Youth Competition. Is there any decisive difference between this and the exploration battle flow? Shouldn't farming flow be about obtaining resources beyond ordinary people through better means or investing more time in other tracks, and then using the resources as reward, hiring others to take risks for you? Like the protagonist, you bear all the risks yourself em... Just farm hard.

It feels like the author has fallen into a demonic barrier. The Yuanying sect is about to lose its backbone. The only idea now is to cultivate a real Yuanying as soon as possible instead of competing with the Zifu family below. What's the use of this? What you have to be afraid of is other Yuanying sects, not a Zifu family. Suppressing a Zifu family or a Jindan family will not have any effect. The plot of the script should be a little more reasonable. If it is too unreasonable, you will not have the desire to read it!

The protagonist doesn't have any outstanding abilities. He doesn't have any golden fingers. He can surpass a bunch of geniuses. He has beast control and family, but it has nothing to do with it. How do I see it? I just lie down and watch it.

There have been hundreds of chapters in the beast-controlling style, but I haven't seen anyone in the protagonist's family who is good at controlling beasts, and I haven't gotten any more powerful ways to control beasts! If you are a beast master, you should also get better and more experience in the secret method of mastering beasts! There must also be a base for training beasts! The wild land, such a good place to raise animals, turned out to be a place for collecting medicine! Furthermore, it is difficult to write about the big pit of beast control. How can it be possible to cultivate monsters faster than the protagonist! The protagonist levels up quickly, so what are you going to do with your low-level beasts?

This book has too many poisonous points in the early stage. If it weren't for the two books I followed, Haoyu Zhenxian and Immortal Mansion Immortal Eunuch, and I ran out of books to read, I really wouldn't have read this book. The protagonist boasted for a long time that he needed 2 boiled eggs to build the foundation. Pretending to be cool from behind, let an enemy run away, and the enemy will lead a team back to kill the protagonist. The protagonist kills people and seizes treasures at least twice, but he is always discovered by others in the end, once by the Jiang family and once by Lei Jun. If you don't have that ability, don't kill people and seize treasures. I felt a little uncomfortable watching it, so I finally spent 500 points to subscribe to a special comment.

The more he writes, the more rubbish he becomes. Perhaps the author feels that too many people are reading it, so why not put some poison in it and filter out some people? Even though he knows the poison, he still releases it. Maybe the author wants to write about the growth of the protagonist. He has been a human being for two lifetimes. Isn't there enough beatings in modern society?

As disgusting as Tang Shenwang

From Chapter 266 to Chapter 268, to sum up, there is a Bai Fumei who approached the protagonist to practice dual cultivation. The protagonist said no, I have my own ideals and refused to practice dual cultivation. The elders in Bai Fumei's family knew about this. They held the RPG to the protagonist's forehead and asked the protagonist if he agreed to dual cultivation. The protagonist said it was no problem and he could come as he pleased. So what is the purpose of writing these three chapters to highlight the protagonist's cheap qualities?

If we talk about relying on plug-ins, that jar is almost useless in the early and mid-term. If we talk about relying on spiritual pets, except for Mu Mei, who has slightly stronger heels and feet, the other major spiritual pets are ordinary pet beasts. I feel that except for the Zhou family, other forces are nt and will not cultivate spiritual pets. The protagonist can upgrade ordinary spiritual pets to Yuanying gods without relying on anything. After Yuanying, it feels that there is no logic.

It has been said that in the case of a large beast tide, the fifth-level Nascent Soul can directly attack the fourth-level, so why does the fifth-level Nascent Soul still want to protect you, a fourth-level monk? Wouldn't it be better for him to go and kill everyone by himself? Moreover, it was said earlier that the Wooden Charming Dragon, Fire Phoenix, etc. Will all be attracted by the fifth-level Yuanying. If you take it out at once, you are still in the middle stage of the Golden Core. Really, why? Is it just to highlight the protagonist? Moreover, the protagonist's beast control is completely unreasonable at the third and fourth levels. In order to keep up with the protagonist's combat power, he is forced to fight in the early stage and later stage. Moreover, as you said, the protagonist's dragon's qualifications are not the best. There should be some in Longyuan. It seems that the previous fourth level dragon is just like trash.

I think this book can still be read in the early stages of pregnancy! After having a baby, the protagonist is so awesome! This is a failure! And the main character is too petty.

🙂At least there is an ending, although it may not be satisfactory. Eunuchs such as Xianfu, Haoyu, and Evergreen used disgusting eunuch behaviors to raise my threshold, so that I could still accept it if I could finish it in a down-to-earth manner. I look forward to Ziwei's next book bringing me a better experience!

I started reading Zi Wei's book from Desert. To be honest, this book may have better results, but I like Desert better! I really like the description of the characters and plots in the early stages of Desert, and it is among the best among all the family novels! Now that the beast control is over, Zhou Chun's story is over. I really like watching family cultivating immortality. I hope the author will keep writing. Family literature lovers will always support you! Come on! See you in the next book!

The first book I read is "The Family Begins in the Desert". I hope the author can make an appointment to write about it, preferably in conjunction with Zhou Yang.

I can't stand it anymore, you look like a villain