All My Demon Beasts Have Equipment Slots

It's a farming novel with a slightly slow plot, but no poisonous points. The writing is smooth. Friends who are book lovers, come and give it a try!

Not bad, Liangcao is watchable, although there are some abrupt twists in order to advance the plot and open new maps. Unfortunately, Wei Yu's part was too realistic and brought me back to reality.

It's very strange, relying on little beasts to work hard, humans just having fun and not cultivating immortality at all

The writing is okay, but be careful not to overwhelm the protagonist's combat power, refine the protagonist's ability to control beasts, and avoid engaging in intrigues.

There are a lot of novels about beast control recently, and they are all good.

New to authoring? I feel like I'm not very good at writing when changing maps. Every time I change maps, my old club either dies or breaks up.

This plot was written too hastily. Although it was almost made clear that the protagonist had no regard for the sect, the sect was prosperous and then declined, and the disciples were extremely happy and sad... But it only took less than two chapters to give the entire Houtu Sect's Jindan Elder and the late Yuanying Sect Leader to a remnant of the Huangquan Sect + a Gu Zhenren Isn't it too rigid to be a stepping stone? It is understandable that you need to change to a scattered cultivator, change maps, and join other forces; Zhenren Gu and the remnants of the Huangquan Sect are big bosses, and you need to be strong, and you can understand it; but you have to think twice about the details. Don't reinvent the plot of Baishifang just to change the map. Although the unsealing of the seal at the bottom of the mine had nothing to do with the hero as the destruction of the Houtu Gate, this is to force the plot to change the map. Last time I didn't follow up on the monsters in the mines. If I don't finish the story about Master Guzhen and the remnants of Huangquan Cult this time, I can totally understand it as digging a hole but not filling it

It's a bit broken that the protagonist can't equip the equipment. It's a bit broken that the monsters can't upgrade their equipment slots. It's also a bit broken that the protagonist's garbage spiritual roots don't try their best to improve them. The monks in this world can't absorb the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, but since they can transform the monster energy into spiritual energy, why can't they release spells? However, the character of the protagonist is well developed and the background setting is novel. I still gave the full order. It is difficult to say whether I will order further.

The writing is quite broad, but I don't know why I feel like sometimes I write here and there. It's also best to install some things for yourself. For example, you can only install one per year or one per realm. Otherwise, I have no physique or spiritual roots, so I just rely on monsters and beasts to bring me to the realm.

Will there be any equipment to strengthen the protagonist later? Otherwise, the writing of the fight would be like that of Pokémon, and the later fighting scenes would be difficult to write.

Although it is a bit monotonous to rely solely on spirit beasts for fighting, there is no big problem at the moment. I hope it can be maintained in the future and there will be no problems of overwhelming combat power and resource expansion. I once read a book where the protagonist prepared twenty boiled eggs for foundation building, but he managed to use nineteen to succeed. He was almost twice as fast as others. However, the average Qi practitioner could not afford even one boiled egg with all his wealth. The protagonist was so talented that he spent hundreds of times as much resources on training as others. As a result, he couldn't kill quickly even after a small stage of fighting. This is no longer mediocre, this is pure waste 😰

Generally speaking, in this kind of world where only humans cannot practice cultivation, humans are most likely to be extraterrestrial demons.

Houtumen is considered clean. The place where the talisman is drawn is favored by the boss. There is no serious infighting between the bosses. The Xiao family is so polite and the master spends generously. It can be said that except for the Jiang family, there is nothing in the entire Houtu domain that causes the protagonist to worry In retrospect In Qingchi Domain and Qingchi Sect, the male protagonist heard a lot of bad things before he joined the sect: Taoist Wuyun was unfairly treated in the sect and was forced to go out alone; after giving enough benefits to the family, Shengxuan Dan was intercepted by other members of the clan; a black dragon tribulation cultivator appeared near Baishifang and was killed by Tiangong. The sect uses coercion and inducement, and the Qingchi Sect does not intend to solve the first issue, and does not participate in the reconciliation of the latter issue; the master who drew the talisman could not swallow the resentment of unfair treatment, and was forced to leave the sect. The master's master even suggested that the male protagonist should not wade into muddy waters and join Houtu or Bailian... ... It's hard to say whether the secret realm within the Qingchi Sect has been successfully suppressed. You, a foundation builder with no local family background, just fill in the line when you go there What I mean is that if there is no disaster here in the thick soil, there is really no need to leave. If you leave, you might as well be a casual cultivator

It only represents my personal opinion. It suits my personal taste. As long as I have the combat power in the later stage, the realm does not jump, constant updates, the plot is different and does not drag on, I can watch it.

Why don't you fix such a big bug in Qianlong Loan? Don't you even sign a contract? Just say it in vain?

I feel like the protagonist's talent needs to be mentioned, otherwise there will be more beast-control entries behind this talent, and the levels of the protagonist and beast-control will get bigger and bigger.

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The writing is straightforward and there are no poisonous points. Will there be more updates when it is published?

I found this book to be great, but it's a bit short. It's even more uncomfortable to chase!

This book can be seen as a variant of Pokémon, with the addition of the evolution of the beast-control novel. The author's writing style is still a bit stiff, and the description of some characters is still a bit templated.

What I have seen so far is Chapter 15 Moving. The writing is okay, but there are a few problems 1. Some problems are not realistic enough. If the first monster has no potential and does not have enough spiritual consciousness to contract the second monster, why can't the first one be killed? If the monster dies, the owner's spiritual consciousness contracted with the monster will still be occupied, which should not be the case. 2. The relationship between Lao Ge and the protagonist is not enough. They were separated for a total of 5 years. During this period, there was no correspondence at all. When they meet again, they are like good brothers. In reality, after five years of no contact at all, the relationship is really different. This can only be understood as emphasizing feelings. Otherwise, no matter how busy you are, you can at least exchange a letter every two years.

A very novel beast-controlling setting. Although this setting has loopholes and some cannot be justified, the plot, writing, rhythm, and story are all good! There's just one problem, it's disgusting - everyone has a big mouth, and there is no door shut; the male protagonist never hides his clumsiness, and sometimes he is as innocent as a sixteen-year-old little yellow flower. Everyone and everything is shouting with loudspeakers, lest the world doesn't know!

The first part is quite interesting, but many of the later chapters are quite boring without equipment solidification. The protagonist rarely takes the initiative to complete the solidification tasks, which makes it feel overwhelming.

Monster: Author Fungus Skills: Writing Equipment: Monthly Pass Entry: Additional updates (millions of chapters every day, tens of millions of words per chapter, non-stop updates for tens of thousands of years) Conditions for solidification: What conditions are required, no conditions

For the first time, I can see the role of each auxiliary profession. It is no longer all about refining alchemy and elixir...

As long as the book is passable, you don't need to ask for too much. As long as it's good, that's it.

When will this crap book be limited to free?

As the title says, let me know if there is no single, so I can run away

Not bad, not bad, rare food. Updates will be posted as soon as they are released!

I feel that if there are multiple worlds in this setting, then this world will be ruled by the demon clan. Monster beasts are used in refining elixirs, drawing talismans, formations, and refining weapons. Isn't that helping the demon clan train their skills? Even for cultivation, humans and monsters are combined. Isn't that stealing human talent and accelerating the cultivation of monsters? You can consider this setting