The Otherworldly Pet Shop

This is simply a eunuch author, how can he write about all eunuchs in the west?

Damn, I can read several months of novels with just 100 yuan.

The most common monkeys are now quasi-kings. . . First, there was no injection, and second, there was no medicine. This was too fast 🤫

One gold coin is enough for a family of three to eat bread for a month. Let's convert it. A family of three eats buns and steamed buns every day. Of course, there must be side dishes and so on. The food must be improved for one or two days. Even if it is the least, it will cost at least thirty yuan a day, right? Is that a thousand yuan a month? One gold coin = one thousand yuan! It actually costs one hundred gold coins to rent a shop in a place with little traffic! That's one hundred thousand! I want to ask, how can a shop selling clothes earn a hundred gold coins when ordinary people spend one gold coin a month on food? Do you still need two to three hundred gold coins in total? In other words, if you calculate it, a store selling clothes will consume 200,000 to 300,000 yuan a month? Okay, I am reading too seriously. Stop worrying about gold coins and write more about pets.

After reading a few chapters, I feel that the writing style is very good. It is easy and comfortable to get angry. I would like to give it a thumbs up. However, after looking at the profession of the protagonist Beast God and the professional skills that have appeared so far, I found that they are all related to animal pets. I can't help but wonder, can plants be regarded as pets? Moreover, many pet shops now sell animals and plants. Since it is named after a pet shop and not just about beast summoners, I support the author in adding some plant elements in the future. 🤝

It's great to read. This book will be a hit. Come on!

Come on, little fat fish, I wish the new books will sell well!

Come on, work hard and keep writing. I felt like a master after reading the first picture!!!

Shameless floods come to worship! [Fn=4_3]

After reading more than fifty chapters, I got the feeling that there are only three pet shops in the city, a notary office, a clothing store, and that family. The characters are only those mentioned in the article. It feels too hollow to me. The sense of scene is more impressive in Xie Ying's book. I remember back then, the description of the scene made people feel exaggerated, but you didn't feel it at all... Although it is not the same subject. Also, no matter how tough this family is, since there are great warriors hired by the family who don't buy it, it means that this family is just average. With forest resources at its back, how could there be fewer adventurers? Since adventurers are indispensable, there must be some people who don't care about that family and will look after pets. . In a city where there are no people shopping... And there is still business flowing, there will definitely be guards who are not from this city, even if the whole city is afraid of that family whose name I don't remember. You won't be afraid of outsiders, right? After all, there are only three pet shops in the city. Having said that, for a city to develop, there must be commercial circulation, right? Since this family can reach out to other cities, why would the powerful nobles in other cities give up this piece of fat? A city on the edge of the Warcraft Forest. Pet trading in this city should be very frequent, right? Assuming that the professionals in this city need to live in the forest and need a supporting staff to have a pet, then these pets will inevitably be worn out. It is impossible for all professionals to focus on making money and leveling up in low-level areas. Since there is loss, can the two pet stores supply enough supplies? If there are not a certain number of adventurers who rely on the forest to survive, then excluding the professionals who work as guards, private soldiers or mercenaries, how will the other professionals survive? If the overall framework of this article is that there are fewer professionals, then such professionals are considered to be high-end combat power. Then how can these families dare to monopolize a city's pets? After all, I have just written more than fifty chapters, so maybe I am just guessing. The above is my personal logic, if you need a slap in the face, please do so lightly. If the author thinks I am here to cause trouble, then delete it. Hope this is not a short-lived novel.