What Do I Do Now That I’ve Become a Beast Tamer?

It's hard to read this kind of domestic elf literature. Why do you need to set up such ridiculous settings as racial levels? The level of elf is inherently limited by this thing. It's just a matter of learning Pokémon and not learning to set it yourself. I have never seen anything like this when looking at Pokémon. Although different Pokémon have racial differences, there are no restrictions on levels. At most, there are differences in ability values. This only reflects the combat power. Even if the insect type is weak, there is still an insect type king, which does not prevent others from reaching the peak and reaching 100 levels. I don't know who is responsible for setting this kind of setting for domestic elf literature. If there is a race with a low level, it will be ridiculed and looked down upon. If it is strong, it will be shocked and unbelievable. That's about it. Can't the domestic elf literature be less violent in this aspect?

You finally transformed into a human, right? A very real illusion, pretending to be an adult to participate in the competition. What is the difference between this and transformation? It doesn't match what's written in the introduction, Chapter 260. Still become human.

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The alien beast genre is the alien beast genre. If you use humanoid clones, it will change its flavor. How many books have been written on clones, and they are still creating clones.

Transforming into a human is boring. In my opinion, the most prominent thing about alien beasts is the word beast. Anyway, you are no longer a human being. You have become an animal and become another species. As a result, your mentality does not change. You always maintain a human mentality inside, and then externally transform into a human form. There are people inside and outside. What is the difference between you and a human? Don't talk about clones and mirror images. Aren't they all under your control? Alien beasts should highlight an animal nature, and then Evolution, detachment, and distinguishing oneself from humans. Most of the purely alien beasts I have seen either oppose people, fight against detachment, or become beliefs, god-like existences, humans are just appendages, and fight against higher beings. The aliens that I remember deeply are those about monitor lizards, black snakes, tigers, mantises, succulents, and trees. Recently, I also read a book about a demon named Orponga. Although it is not an alien, the core of this kind of inappropriate human being is similar.

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I feel like the villain organization is weird. I decided to steal a dog just because I saw it on TV one more time. In order to steal the dog, I kept sacrificing the organization's manpower.

After reading it for so long, I would like to give the author some small suggestions. After reading some comments and posts, many readers felt uncomfortable with the protagonist pretending to be an adult to participate in the competition, and felt that he was trying to sell someone else's meat. But I can understand this part. After all, as a self-employed person, it is difficult for the protagonist to obtain resources, so it is understandable to participate in the competition to obtain resources. Moreover, the Armored Frog and the Mushroom Man gave me a refreshing feeling. After all, I can't speak for most readers in the beast-control novels, but in my opinion, the beast-control novels focus on things that are different from others. It would be better to have more similar plots, such as helping other people or other mythical beasts to control beasts and raise offspring. The article also describes the cultivation of the offspring of the beast tribe, but it is basically covered in one stroke, and the protagonist just pretends to be awesome. I have also written before that I understand the competition, but the most important thing is that the pace is too slow. From the district competition to the national competition, the content of these chapters is really just for the sake of showing off. But in fact, considering the protagonist's current rank, this kind of competition pretentiousness does not create too much excitement, at least not for me. Moreover, the character of Chi Rongrong is not very likable, but in the end, a lot of pen and ink is spent describing the competition between Chi Rongrong and the protagonist. , I can feel that the author is laying the groundwork for the legendary meeting between the protagonist and Chi Rongrong's father, but the protagonist, as a quasi-legend, already feels inferior compared to them. The person to be compared with the protagonist should be a legendary figure, just like a professional player bullying a bronze player. When everyone knows the established result, the large-scale description makes the plot seem weak, and there have been many obvious talking points recently, resulting in a decline in the overall quality. As a reader who has followed up to this point, I believe that the author is very aware that the number of words he updates every day is not enough. I also believe that the author wants to update a lot, but human energy is limited. Readers read every day, but you write less, and you don't have a good point in several chapters. We haven't seen a good point for several days, and gradually the enthusiasm has declined. There are many books in my bookshelf, but there are very few that have been completed because the author has not updated for a few days. Even if I liked reading it before, the plot cannot be connected in my mind, and it is difficult to have the desire to read on. I hope the author will write better and better.

It's okay to be a dog, but it's very problematic to be a dog for others. A beast does not grow freely in nature, but interacts with humans? Humans and beasts are naturally opposed to each other. Even in the Pokémon world, there are special chapters as a cruel background. At the same time, the biggest selling point of Pokémon is that the arrogance and power of the mythical beasts make it stand above humans.

The cartoon version fits the appearance description of the different-armored Cangyunmon very well. It still has two heads missing and more horns, but it is full of white hair and is linked to the Cangyunmon.