Beast Taming: I'm Really Just a Forest Ranger

The author just watches too much anime. Is it turn-based? The battle is all about people and shouting. Open your mind! The hunting instinct of the beast is stronger, so it does not need to be commanded, it only needs to be given a target.

Can you get some tall and powerful pets? Big is good, big is wonderful 😡

If there is no heroine, kick me and I will add a bookshelf 😄

After reading 200 chapters, before the protagonist pretends to be a person, there will always be one or a few people who encounter problems, and then no matter how powerful they are, they will definitely not be able to solve it. Then the protagonist will solve it casually like a god coming down. In the end, this person will sigh that the protagonist is awesome, and that's pretty much it. Then various classic plots are substituted into it, which is the tone of this novel. There is also the evolution of pet beasts, which has no imagination at all. From ordinary to elite, it is two second-level resources of the same department plus proficient-level skills. From elite to leader, it is two third-level resources of the same department plus five second-level resources of the same department plus proficient-level skills. It is all like this. There is no special evolution condition. This is why no researcher has studied it. The protagonist uploaded three kinds of things that shocked the famous professor and the research team he led. All I can say is don't look at it with your brain. In addition, I can read it for so long because there is no casual and warm atmosphere like other beast-control novels. It would be better if there were less mindless pretentious plots.

There are too many unreasonable things. The beast-controlling is not like the beast-controlling, and the Pokémon is not like the Pokémon. There is no contradiction at all. The pigs in the pigsty have evolved into extraordinary beings and are still in the pigsties. The chickens that lay eggs have become extraordinary and still lay eggs for the protagonist to eat. After the resurgence of spiritual energy, the ecological niche has not changed at all, and even the conflicts have become less. There is nothing outstanding about the protagonist, and his greatest achievement is being parasitized by the system. Moreover, the reason given by the author for the protagonist not to leave the mountain is also very nonsense. After his spiritual energy has recovered, he insists on leaving his grandfather on the edge of the deep mountains and old forests. It is obvious that big cities are safe, but the author insists on giving a very nonsense reason to make the protagonist abandon his wealth. The protagonist is the one who obviously cannot go to the big city, otherwise his system will be exposed. As a result, the protagonist's grandpa who is dragging him down is in danger here. There are still many places that I am too lazy to write. In short, if you want to read this book for a long time, you can only read it according to the IQ set by the author for the readers.

Has the plot outline been adjusted? I originally thought it was a behind-the-scenes life stream, but I got a cool script from an outsider. Why is it that we have to participate in the competition again in this chapter, and then we are going to start a competition stream? To be honest, there are too many beast-controlling novels nowadays, and the routines have basically been written out. It is difficult to stand out and easy to become cliche. I recommend you to keep your basics. What else is there in this chapter that if you win the provincial championship, you can work leisurely as a ranger? Are you lying to yourself by writing this? Is it for readers? Some of the minor problems in the previous description were not of concern because of their positioning as mountain rangers and simple interpersonal relationships. But now that I am going to put myself in the spotlight, I have to pay attention to my descriptions. In too many plots, the protagonists and supporting characters have high and low IQs and emotional quotients, completely turning them into the author's pretentious tools, which is embarrassing. . .

Now that I have read 207, to be honest, I couldn't stand it when the protagonist was going to participate in the competition. It felt a bit like a hammer in one place and a stick in the other. The introduction has evolved, but the book has been slow to appear. When I started reading it, I thought it would be a farming story, but it didn't describe how the farm develops. I just learned repeatedly from other people's mouths that the protagonist is so strong, so powerful, and it's a bit boring.

The spiritual energy revived, I originally thought it was from cultivating the text! As I look at it, it feels more and more like anime Pokemon. There are only battles between pets to determine the outcome but no death (at least until Chapter 82), which is a bit disappointing! Why not go watch anime!

The promotion path requires contribution points, which is very toxic. I just discovered the revival of spiritual energy. Not only does it disclose information to help development, but also uses hidden consumption to increase the threshold. Everything has to be spent.

1. The attribute points are divided equally. Obviously there are many uncertain dangers in spiritual energy recovery, but they are divided equally. The attribute points are used to add points to accelerate growth and increase a little understanding of the fruit tree. Use the fruit of the tree to distribute to other pet beasts without contracts and some friends and relatives. You pile up a beast to increase the top level strength. Isn't it good to explore other areas to earn attribute points? 2. It's still a matter of adding points and the times. In an era where dangers and opportunities coexist with spiritual energy recovery, the protagonist still has the thought to add points when the beast master slowly grows to a bottleneck. It is really a bit crazy. 3. The plot is isolated from the background, the background of spiritual energy recovery, and the plot of Pokemon. 4. The pet beasts are too young. Domestic ones can still understand it, but the same pattern applies to wild ones. That's the author's problem. 5. The theme is not clear. The title of the book is "The Forester Tells the Truth" and it should be an adventure type, but the plot is sparse. As for the nurturing novel, the plot of pet beast development is also rare; as for the farming novel, it adds a little bit to accelerate the growth of a few perception trees that look awesome but are useless in reality; in general, it is like a daily article that imitates the drool of a Pokémon breeding house. 6. There are also highlights of evolution in the introduction, which are quite rare. The treatment of the plots of Firebird and Dog are two extremes. The former focuses on describing evolution, and the plot is just about being a worker;