Controlling Animals Starts with Playing with Snakes

What should I say about the beginning? It deliberately brought a crisis to the protagonist and the protagonist was unable to solve it. Moreover, the enemy knows the location of the protagonist, but it has been several months and the protagonist has not been found. Do you think it is possible? Then there are the supporting characters. He is the protagonist, right? Why is he deliberately overpowering the protagonist?

I hope the author will let the protagonist contract a feathered snake later

The snake clan itself has a heaven-defying existence, but they are foreign, Apophis (the god of chaos in Egyptian mythology) and Jörmungandr (the world-twisting python in Norse mythology)

The author's writing is very good, please update it! A snake must remain a snake, and it's best not to turn into a dragon or something like that.

Snakes are just snakes, and someone suggested that the beast-control novel should not have the heroine's personal suggestions

The book is very innovative, but the author forcibly lowers the protagonist's IQ, making it unreadable.

The first is that it feels weird to write about beast control and friendship together. Snakes are enough (in fact, now I feel that the main character in the novel is alone and a husband is enough. Supporting characters are okay, but the friends will definitely share the protagonist's resources, which I personally don't like). The second is the promotion. I know this aspect is more exciting, but it is too cliché. The protagonist signed up for the nb group's last hope... And why is this group nb? Isn't it because they are strong? Why do you need so many materials to evolve? I understand that when an individual achieves success, he can evolve...

I hope there won't be any bad street dramas about snakes turning into dragons in the future.