Taming Beasts: The Rise of Darkness

After reading it, the writing style is very good, and the subject matter is also good. When I first read the two pages, I thought it was a dark film, but there was nothing obviously dark about it. The only poisonous point is to save people. Doing good deeds no matter what the purpose is in the dark flow is the poisonous point.

Readers, if you have any suggestions or opinions, you can feel free to point them out in the comment area. At present, the author has a good mentality and can withstand everyone's criticism and accusations. You can post any advertisements you like to promote books, but I won't delete them and will even close them. So I hope you can support me a lot, thank you.

Although it is a rabbit, it feels roughly like this.

I hope he is the real villain mentioned in the introduction, rather than the protagonist who saves the world, takes justice first when encountering injustice, and helps the old lady cross the road. Banmu is not half-hearted and merciless, he is truly ruthless.

Overall, it's not ugly, nor very good. The author seems to be telling the story very seriously, and the description is also very detailed, but it just feels a bit bland and bland, just like all serious Cthulhu novels. It is not suitable for being made into a web novel. It is too traditional and cannot be read at all.

I've rewarded you with 5 meters, can you leave a supporting role for me? Name, David Looks like this, gentle uncle: The beast is a muscular lamb, let's call it Baa Baa, the holy shepherd lamb: The skill is the same as the paladin, Holy Light (ಥ㉨ಥ)

Is there anyone from Tieba?

Pray to the gods.

That's probably it.

Wandering Mist Spirit [Nature\Thinking Energy]