Beast Taming: That's Not How You Evolve a Beast!

The biggest highlight of this novel is the imaginative setting of "guessing is evolution", which breaks the traditional growth routine of beast-control novels that rely on time polishing, systematic addition of points or route selection, and replaces "step-by-step" with "a flash of inspiration". The reading experience is relaxed and full of unexpected joys, which is very fresh for old readers who are tired of similar works. However, because evolution relies too much on the protagonist's personal conjecture, it is easy to weaken the sense of depth and empathy of the pet beast's growth, and the current length is still short. It is still unknown whether the follow-up can continue to output high-quality ideas and avoid repetitive routines. Overall, the creativity is outstanding but the follow-up remains to be seen. It is suitable for readers who like a relaxed and anti-routine style.

I read a book called Erha Evolution Spirituality before, but I forgot where I read it.

There has been no update for three days, so it must have been cut. The introduction describes the power of my thinking. It's a pity that after watching it for a long time, I didn't see the performance of this golden finger. Not even the slightest bit of awesome performance.

I hope that the protagonist's ability to fix the evolutionary chain is the rule of this world, but the system simplifies the process. I hope that the world of pet beasts is full of imagination and unlimited potential.

Come on, author

This is one of my favorite beast-control novels. It is about the section about the alliance where the base leader said that the superiors had new arrangements for the protagonist. In the end, they found out that the protagonist was a qi master, so they gave the protagonist the power to decide which department he should go to. My personal feeling is that if the protagonist did not show the talent for research and was a qi master, the people in the alliance would decide on their own which department the protagonist should go to without even discussing it with the protagonist. It felt a bit disrespectful to the protagonist, and I felt a little uncomfortable while reading it.

Now I'm looking at the chapter about mobile phone evolution, and I can't stand the chapter about the alliance sending people. I suddenly wonder if the elephant and starfish that the protagonist helps the school evolve are considered to be the protagonist's own, or do they still belong to the school? In addition to the pet that evolved from the mobile phone, does the protagonist have any pet beasts that he has a contract with?

There are pets in daily life, and the description is smooth. At least it can be used as food

Please read, please collect🥰 It is really important to collect and follow the new book issue. I urge readers to turn to the last chapter every day, read for 30 seconds, be grateful, kneel down and kowtow! Boom! 🙇🏻‍♀️