The Mandate of Heaven Rekindled

If all books like this one had a female protagonist in the first dozen chapters, and the writing was reasonable, and the characters could keep up with the protagonist, and the character was likeable, there weren't many. If it were like this, I wouldn't read books without female protagonists every day.

First of all, I have already read Chapter 148. Let me tell you some of my feelings about this book. The subject matter is very good and the author can handle it well. There are no bad points, just some things in the direction. I wonder if anyone has the same feeling as me. This book focuses more on the use of personal talents. The 9 golden talents account for a large proportion in the text. The protagonist needs talents to find things and develop. When fighting the spiritual ascension talent, he also needs to rely on another golden talent owner to check and balance him. Sometimes I can hardly tell whether I am reading a beast-control novel or a supernatural power novel. The writing on the interaction with one's own beasts is okay, but the growth of the beasts is very small. After each beast is promoted, it can basically reach the highest level it can reach quickly. The growth of the beasts depends entirely on the collection of resources, and the collection of resources has to be transferred to the golden talents of the protagonist and the heroine. This makes this book different from other beasts. There are many other kinds of beast-controlling texts. One is that every beast owned by the protagonist is extremely rare and extremely powerful. The second type is that the protagonist can see all the upgrade paths for his beast control, which many people have seen. The third type is the protagonist's own personal talent, which is of great help in fighting beasts. The fourth type is the protagonist and the beast master, or they are more talented than others, causing them to crush their peers, etc. I will list so many. And in this book, we carefully explore the reason why the protagonist and the heroine always get the first place in terms of ability, and that is the golden talent of the protagonist and the heroine. Their strong combat power relies on their rapid development to crush other people. If the other party's beast control is of the same level as the protagonist's, the protagonist and the heroine really don't have a big advantage. There are definitely small advantages, such as skill mechanisms (such as the protagonist's Avatar), but that's about these two aspects. There are many times when the protagonist relies on his own time-stopping mechanism to take advantage of levels and kill enemy beasts, which leads to an extremely hollow situation in the training of the protagonist's beasts. I can't see at all how the protagonist's beast control is better than other people's beast control? Is it hard work? Is he talented? No, it's not the case. With the golden talents of the protagonist and the heroine, if you pick up any beast, the protagonist and the heroine can keep it in the first echelon. This leads to the flattening of the beast in this book. Furthermore, in this book, there is very little detail on the different personalities of each beast, the experience of the beast, and the interaction with the owner. I am not saying that I have to write about these, but I just want to say that after writing, the image of the beast will be richer. In short, that's all. I have only seen 148 chapters so far, mainly the battles with the two golden talent holders in the first few chapters. It makes me feel that this world is just like 9 big bosses fighting against each other. The other NPCs are all background panels. So far, I have not seen someone with a low-level talent cultivate the beast control very well, cross the line and kill someone. I can also roughly think of the reason why the author wrote this, because the beast control in this book is not together with the main world. The beast control is in the dream. The protagonist in the real world can only bring out his own level and talent, but in the dream world, you can delete the account and reopen it after death. This makes the weight gap between the two worlds huge. , After all, if the game account dies, it can be reopened, and when a person dies, he is really dead, so the real world must be the place where this book is written. No matter whether the dream world and the main world are integrated in the later stage, or whatever, the upgrade speed must be very important, which leads to not too much writing. To describe more about beast control, the focus must be on what happens in the real world with the skills of the protagonist. In the dream world, whether it is killing enemies, hunting for treasures, or upgrading, it all serves the purpose of becoming stronger in the main world. In short, these are some of my little thoughts after reading Chapter 148. Maybe I will change my mind after reading it. I don't mean to criticize the work.       ，

The protagonist's contracted beasts all have good reviews for their pictures, the heroine's image is also very good, and the emotional scenes are not awkward at all. This alone is much better than many books.

So, it's not that I don't like female protagonists, it's just that the authors don't know how to write them. Isn't this heroine pretty good?

They are all cute pets 😰 It feels like the beast-controlling style is all cute pets. . Don't you like playing with snakes, lizards, spiders, etc.

The first chapter reflects the author's happy life in high school. Self-study started at 7:30 in the morning, and he was still able to rent a house outside.

Now a bunch of books can be listed on Out of Circle Five and Out of Circle Four

This book is good, it's really good. When I saw a female protagonist forming a team, I was worried that it would be inconvenient for the male protagonist to have to cheat? But now it seems that the heroine has a greater role in praying for life By the way, it is rare to see such good beast-controlling books. Do you guys have any other books to recommend? I really can't find any books to read.

The author's writing style in describing the heroine is quite good. Now I see that many new books will have a fairy heroine appear soon after the beginning. After all, if the vase is not well written, it will easily make people disgusted. I didn't expect the author's description ability to be good. Like one

The current recommendations for new book issues directly depend on readers' follow-up reading, that is, the number of people who read the latest chapter within 24 hours after the chapter is updated. Extensive updates in the new book issue will have a negative impact on the quality and recommendation effect of the new book, so the editor will require that the new book issue not be updated too much. On the one hand, there are few updates, and on the other hand, I cannot keep books. The new book period is such a contradictory stage. I know this is too much, but as a newbie in the writing circle, I still beg you readers not to keep books. I can't guarantee anything else. I can only guarantee that as long as the book's performance is not bad, it will be updated to a minimum of twenty chapters on the day it is released. Orz.