Beast Taming Begins With Contracting a Dragon

I've read a lot of beast-controlling stories intermittently, including both male and female ones, but I haven't read most of them. Some of them are protagonists who are too suspended and do not make progress at all. Only their pet beasts are working hard, and they feel that they are not worthy of such a good pet beast. Some have a lot of poison points and are directly poisoned to death, and some are just a little bit behind and become watery. As for this book, I think the pace is pretty good at least in the beginning. It didn't take a long time to write during the summer vacation or before the start of school, which would make the reader tired. Then the heroine has a firm and neat character, but also gentleness. I really like this kind of character. She also firmly chooses the pet beast and goes both ways. There is no poisonous point in the plot so far, and it is not so simple as to write you dozens of chapters for one thing. The arrangement is quite reasonable. The biggest regret is that there are too few at present. It would be great if there were a few million words.

Although it's easy to get scolded for this, haha, the gender ratio is a bit imbalanced. At the beginning, there was no requirement for more female partners than male partners, but now there are too many more male partners than female partners, and the physical ratio is 2:1. Lao Zhong's ratio is not that outrageous in reality (). For example, in a game, there will be two or three men before one woman appears. Other parts are pretty good. The interaction between the protagonist and the pet beasts is very delicate. The protagonist is gentle and patient. He is cute when he is occasionally sinister. Each of the three little treasures has a distinct personality and their little actions are very distinctive.

It's quite interesting, but the number of words is too small. The style currently looks a bit similar to From Scratch. I like this relaxed, everyday style.

It's very comfortable to watch! The background setting, the characters and the behavioral logic of the pet animals are very smooth. So far, nothing is unnatural, and there is no character's behavior that deviates from the description and creation of the character. I feel it is very stable! There are also many innovative parts. For example, the protagonist's work as an investigator (similar to a real police officer) has been deeply explored and improved to improve the world view, making the book more immersive when reading. The descriptions of the characters are also very vivid and charming, and many plots are very touching, such as the plot of Cang Ling Ji Ting, which made the corners of my eyes wet. Keep up the good work, author! Hope the level remains high!

It's getting better and better. I think the most amazing thing about this book is that there are more and more pet beasts, but each one has its own personality and characteristics, and one will not overshadow the other at all. This kind of control is really amazing, and I was even impressed by some of them that only appeared for a short time. Some people didn't like the profession of investigator before, but I think this profession is awesome! You can play a career in school, and you can go deep into the world of wild pet animals outside. I really want to see them grow up quickly and go explore in the secret realm! !

Are you fed up with the current trend of group portraits and literary works praising dubbing and overshadowing the protagonists? Enough with civilized romances written about male protagonists who secretly praise the female protagonist; fed up with stories that promote love for women but turn out to be the core of female abuse (the female protagonist abuses her body and mind, and has no power or strength at all). Get out of here. Then take a look at this book, which ordinary women can read, and the writing is very good! The daily warmth of the main story is occasionally interspersed with competitions and battles, which are cool stories about the heroine without CP! ! ! ! ! (It's true that there is no CP, no romantic partners, no male crushes!!!)

I feel like the author may be the type to concentrate on writing without reading the comments. Compared with the proportion of passers-by who appeared for a few words, the male villain xN from other countries, Master Cangxuan and her complicated family, the domineering and lively Director Long An, the teacher Ruan Sizhi who borrowed points, and Yin Qi, the top four who directly sent the guide but did not meet in the competition, are all images that I can remember. Now of the three little ones, only Xiaoye is a male, but the gender will not affect Xiaoye's strong heart. The descriptions of Youyou and Luoluo are also unique and cute. I hope the author will be as determined as Qin Yao and polish the work better

Can the author write more female characters? For example, Hua Zhaoheng, the key opponent in this national competition, was mentioned in the first few foreshadowings, and there will definitely be more focus on him in the subsequent competitions. Can we write more female characters for the key antagonists later on?

I finally came across another good video about a beast-controlling girl. I really like Qin Yao and Xiaoye. It's tied, I hope the author will never give up. The videos of beast-controlling women I have watched in the past few years are basically either eunuchs or have a hasty ending 😭😭. There are too few beast-controlling novels that are good and last to the end. Basically, many authors have written about the increasing number of pet beasts that may appear in the future and the settings are becoming more and more complicated. I am really chasing the beast-controlling novel now, but I am also worried that one day my wife will stop updating it. 😭

I tried using Ai to create a picture of Youyou, I didn't expect it to be so beautiful