Beast Control: Starting from Raising Silkworms and Becoming the King of Insects

How to put it, the protagonist did create the insect system, but it has no meaning to the world. Because it cannot be popularized, let alone passed down.

About the insect system: breeding, aggression, tenacity, adaptation, no matter how you write it, it is very interesting. I hope that every insect can find its own path, and the author can find a balance between becoming stronger, developing, making money, exploring and the diversity of insects, and giving readers a comfortable experience.

I don't understand what the author thinks. The protagonist's pet beast has no limit on the number of times it can evolve (other people have it). As a result, you don't seek stability when evolving, but you like to gamble. If there is a limit on the number of times you can bet on evolution, why would you bet on infinite evolution? It's better to keep evolving steadily. It all depends on the protagonist's halo.

I would like to ask why the protagonist hides his talent, and the protagonist is not the only one with talent. More than 20 chapters later, it is said that there is a female trainer in the alliance whose talent can make the fire-breathing dragon's flames stick. This shows that talent does exist in this world view, but the protagonist has been covering it up as if he is the only one who is afraid of being sliced. Isn't it a good idea to join the institute by directly exposing it? Directly asking the institute to provide resources to cultivate the protagonist, and the protagonist to provide research results, I always feel a sense of frustration when writing this way.

There's no need to belittle it before choosing an insect-type pet. It's completely unnecessary.

This skill limit is not very close to reality, right?

I just read the first few chapters. I bought one chapter just for the review. When I first read the introduction, I thought it was quite interesting. I thought that Pigfoot would use his own talents to open up a strong path for the insect system. Pigfoot himself has always been at the forefront of the insect system, at least allowing others to go on the insect system. But it turns out that only Pigfoot can go down this road by using his talent. The insect type has always been at the bottom. Pig's feet alone can breed powerful insect type pets. The content is very different from the introduction.

It can be seen from the first chapter that the protagonist's talent is not universal There is an obvious conflict with the introduction and the establishment of an insect gymnasium.

Insects basically develop through metamorphosis. Don't just focus on dragons, look at the insect monsters in Ultraman for inspiration. I would like to suggest a Hyperjetton 😁

Well written. But there are also some regrets. I came here for training, but turned out to be professional, which was quite different from my expectations. Well, goodbye in the world

To promote the insect system, it cannot be achieved by becoming stronger through talent. Gu cultivation should be used to popularize the insect system

The introduction to the first few chapters gave the impression that it was mainly about nurturing pet beasts, but the author said that nurturing only accounts for a small part, which is a pity. After all, the reason that attracted me to read it was nurturing. Also, I felt that the main character had too much paranoia about being persecuted, and it felt like everyone was always harming him. Beware of this and that, and admit it openly. Isn't it enough that my talent has an affinity with insects, which helps to cultivate the insect type? Anyway, I am not telling the truth. Most of the people who read this must be here for breeding, so the protagonist can first breed one or two kinds that are easier to cultivate, and prefer insect type pets per square meter, which is conducive to promotion, rather than this kind of cultivation being only suitable for him.

You are so flashy, ghostly and big-sworded, I just want to ask how it compares with my super split hair base

After twenty chapters, I finished reading the Crystal Garden plot, but I felt a little disappointed. I don't know why I feel that the plot is so dull. I originally thought that there should be a small climax after entering the secret realm, but the plot just gave me a childish and playful feeling. Why is the secret realm foreshadowing so dangerous? After entering... That's it?

I hope to focus on training and supplement with combat. First, attract attention through combat, and then use talents to research a set of general evolutionary methods. You can even breed insect-type pets for others and cultivate a few special cases. While cultivating and playing games at the same time, you can also explore primitive areas to study new insect lines and the like.

Well written, keep it up! The shortcomings mentioned in the comment area, because this book is still in the early stages, are all things that the subsequent author has not started to write. I have no practical experience, so I feel that they cannot be called shortcomings. That's right, I'm actually looking at cultivation, so I'd better write more about cultivation. I saw that it was recently written that establishing a gym requires a lot of money and resources. I still need to write about cultivation carefully. Revitalizing the insect system, in addition to the protagonist using his golden finger to improve his combat power, let everyone see the power of the insect system. It's about cultivating many, various, potential bugs for everyone to choose from.

😭 This book will be gone as long as I keep it, heartbroken💔

Isn't the protagonist going to give Da Dao Mantis a name? At least Ayou is up

What's the use of being able to communicate with bugs? Can talent be improved? Is it possible that bugs have poor talent due to wrong training and breeding? They also have to raise the threshold for telepathy to make this talent special.

Metal Claw Mantis Fist

Why do the protagonists join disadvantaged industries?

Evolve in this direction

I don't understand where pig's trotters can get the confidence to create one, and talent cannot be universalized. Even pig's trotters are not a worm. If you are willing to make a contract, you have to consider the pros and cons. No matter how powerful a pig's foot is, it can become a god. What does it have to do with the Zerg?

Can you suddenly break out and update only 15 chapters without seeing the results for half a month? Are you Chen Yigeng?

If you want to read Vulcan Moth, order a chapter and insert an eye.

Why does the protagonist always hide some key information? For example, it is not said that the Candle Shadow Moth is worried about the safety of the group, nor is it said that the Pink Velvet Spider is guarding something.

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