Beast Taming: The Evolution Path I Made Up Came True!

I was shocked, I thought the author had a special hobby

The prototype of slime is Shoggoth. It was cultivated by the ancients using the cells of the outer god Uposathra. The loop is closed.

Deliberately slowing down the progress, there is no need to read it if the public opinion about the fate of capital has not been completed for a few more chapters.

The plot of Rich Second Generation is too classic, stinky and long

It's strange that an evolutionary company dares to challenge a university?

One evolution would cost more than 100 or 200,000 words, right? The first one is a close-up of the business war. Will one or two subsequent evolutions require the cooperation of a large number of organizations to resist? Then you buy murderers to kill people, and then some secret realm counterattack proves the evolved pet beast, and then you add the country into it? The first few chapters and introduction are so interesting, the focus should be on the foreshadowing, description and integration of the evolutionary route. In the end, I turned around to write about business wars and navy wars...

I feel something is wrong, but I can't tell where it is. Is there anyone who knows how to detect AI?

It feels like it's not set up properly. Since the evolutionary path is fictitious, before Fugui has evolved and the path has not come true, the expanded experiment should be completely useless, that is, the second dog cannot be trained to have any mental abilities. The author first broadcasts a wave of fraud at 90% progress to make the audience believe that the path is 100% solidified and then allows the dog to evolve. If the audience questions the fraud, then verify it offline and slap it in the face, and expand the experimental subjects. Would it be better?

It's a bit outrageous. Even if you develop another evolutionary route, why would capital suppress you before the strength is determined? Take Tencent as a reference. If you have the potential to make money, then copy it and buy it.

This pace is too slow, and before the potential of your pet's evolution and the cost of subsequent advancement routes have been proven, the capital will end in a hurry, which is unrealistic. After all, even if you can develop a pet beast with high numbers, it may not be more powerful than spending millions, right? Will there be less resources spent in the future? These lack theoretical support and are completely meaningless until they can be reproduced.