Start with the Art of Making Animals

I suggest that the protagonist should have a certain bottom line as a human being. Just kill the enemy. I have no objection to destroying corpses and destroying traces to create animals, but you still have to sell them to make money? Not to mention morality and so on, if an expert discovers something is wrong, wouldn't it be a disaster for himself? Another thing, letting others eat it is cannibalism. Do you want to seal the book?

After reading many critical short reviews, I suggest everyone be more patient with new authors. If the requirements are strict, why not read what the masters have written? I think it's okay, especially the ideas in this book are relatively novel. Come on, the author is great.

The imagination is indeed okay, the subject matter is good, but the details of the plot and writing are not interesting. It is too monotonous, not too detailed, and there are too few pictures in my mind.

Disclaimer: This book is not a martial arts novel. Martial arts is just a powerful stepping stone for the protagonist. If you really want to classify it, Xiaoyao thinks it is a demon cultivator + transformation novel wearing the skin of martial arts. The style is a bit evil, some are demonic, and a bit perverted. It's not easy for newbies. Please don't be so arbitrary and have a little patience!

At the beginning, someone was collecting debts, and there was a beautiful woman who was alive. He killed a small BOSS and went to the martial arts school to find that the world was in chaos. He started hiding in Tibet and was forced to start a rebellion. There are too many tricks

One bow, two bows, three bows

It should be a single heroine. The protagonist has told the heroine all his golden fingers.

It's still okay, the dark style is inhumane and wild, the protagonist is the villain of a fantasy novel who eats and sells human flesh.

Can the person being controlled still be considered a human being? If you are no longer independent in your thinking, wouldn't you already be invincible?

Flexible bottom line, morality is like clay that can be kneaded at will.

It's OK to use the animal-making technique on others, but can you use it on yourself? How to solve it?

I think I've seen the people next door also use the art of making animals.

Does the protagonist specialize in one type of true nature? Any thoughts on supplementing the rest?

It's better not to bring a human perspective into animals, it feels weird.

Drunk Girl, this naughty bitch is well written. I like it.

The subject matter is novel and very good, and the ideas are very good, but the writing is a bit useless and the characters and plot are not well done.

I think it's okay. I turned the heroine into a wolf. It's so perverted. I like it. As long as there is a bottom line, I can still read this book.

Why learn martial arts when you can transform into a beast? So stupidly cute

How long have you been a eunuch? Why don't you give me a starting point?