Beast Control: Starting from Raising a Whale Slave to Become a Kunpeng

Author, you use whales as Transformers. You don't look the same every day when you transform.

After reading a few chapters, I suddenly thought "You start with a Kun, and evolution depends entirely on swallowing." I don't know if anyone else remembers it, but subconsciously I thought it was something from recent years. If I think about it carefully, it seems to be something from at least 6 years ago (I can't remember clearly). I feel like this book has this meaning A new author is already very good at this level Is he a newcomer Come on

Will the skills and characteristics before evolution be retained? Are you afraid of being remembered?

The protagonist's character is that of a third-rate villain

Can you control the rhythm? 100% Book cutting

The setting seems interesting so far, but the world view is revealed too late. Although the protagonist is a slave and cannot be reached at the beginning, the author should have used the mouth of the supporting characters to reveal more. So when I read it earlier, I only thought that the inheritance of characteristics was a bit interesting. Others, such as the power system, were too monotonous, just like Douluo's soul ring.

It's pretty, but a little lacking.

It's fully booked, but there's a little bit of confusion at the end. Is it a transition?

How many years later? Is it too fast?

Start with a Kun, evolution depends on swallowing

It's a bit similar to how Digimon evolves

The writing is relatively smooth. I hope the author will continue to write well. The last few beast-controlling books are too strange, and the AI ​​taste is a bit disgusting.

Is the update so powerful? It's not bad.

The author's pet has evolved. Why can the first level evolve into the first level and not directly evolve into the second level?

Good looking, please read "Chen Shang Sword Journey"!

Looking at the introduction, he became so awesome a few years later. Is the upgrade equivalent to eating and drinking?