
All My Demon Beasts Have Equipment Slots
我的妖兽都有装备栏
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2d ago
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306Chapters
92Monthly votes
6.7kRecommendations
37.1kFans
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It's very strange, relying on little beasts to work hard, humans just having fun and not cultivating immortality at all
Destruction of Houtumen
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…
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.
You didn't write an outline? There are too many settings loopholes
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.
Nice
There are a lot of novels about taming beasts lately, and they're all pretty good.
Is the author a newbie? It seems they struggle with writing map changes; every time they change maps, their former employer either dies or disbands.
The Thick Earth Sect is considered quite clean. Their talisman-drawing area has caught the eye of their superiors, there's no serious infighting among them, the Xiao family treats them with such courtesy, and their master is incredibly generous. It's safe to say that, aside from the Jiang family, there's nothing in the entire Thick Earth Domain that could cause the protagonist any trouble.
Did they upgrade the protagonist's equipment later on? Otherwise, the fight scenes will be written like Pokémon, making it difficult to write the later battle scenes.
The writing is alright, but for some reason it sometimes feels disjointed and disjointed. Also, it would be better if some of these things could be installed on oneself. For example, only one could be installed per year or per cultivation level. Otherwise, without a proper physique or spiritual root, one would be relying solely on demonic beasts to boost their cultivation.
Generally speaking, in a world where only humans cannot cultivate, the humans are very likely extraterrestrial demons.