Whaling for Cards in a Beast-Taming World

This article is similar to Beast Control from Zero 🤔 (I only read the first few chapters!!! Don't argue, you are right)

I knew I had to delete the comments, so I kept the screenshots, and looked through the chapters before and after others said they were deleted.

If you want to write about controlling beasts, then write about controlling animals well. If you want to write about drawing cards, then draw cards well. But in the end, there is White Lotus and a mindless passerby fighting against the protagonist. I looked stupid 🙂

It's so boring, I haven't done anything else in more than sixty chapters

Judging from the few chapters I have read, the female characters who appear, except for the heroine's friends and mother, are all relatively good. If they are not appearing, they are unruly and willful, or Bailian Green Tea, who has no good intentions towards the heroine. Since it is about controlling beasts, let's write about controlling beasts, although The world doesn't have so many good intentions, but like some farming novels, the heroine is surrounded by top-notch people, and I don't know what the purpose of wearing a beast-controlling coat is. If I don't write these plots, it won't be able to develop. Why rely on slapping these people in the face to highlight the heroine's genius?

Dear writer, your new book is very good. I have joined the new book investment group. Please update~

Great, come on, you write well. But do you think the two foxes will contract as foxes in the future? It feels a bit repetitive. Hope is a different kind of beast.

Oops, there's too much to write about Goldfinger! I have been writing about how the system is, but I don't have much feeling about the content of Beast Control.

The progress of the plot is too slow, some parts are not necessary to be written in such detail, and some are watery

Chapter 14, the original text of Mencius should be: When Heaven is about to entrust a great responsibility to this man, he must first strain his muscles and bones, starve his body and skin, deplete his body, and mess up his actions. Therefore, tempting his heart and forbearance will benefit him in what he cannot do. People always make mistakes, and then they can change. Trapped in the heart, balanced by worries, and then act. It is characterized by color, produced by sound, and then metaphorized. This has nothing to do with the heroine. The heroine has not been physically punished. Third, she has not been starved. Third, she loves the beautiful man very much. She has no temptation to bear it, and she has not messed up his behavior. You can't just let the gods send big orders to this person, and what do you understand next? Well, don't bully the classics, really.