Beast Taming: All My Pets Are Rebellious Beasts That Turn on Their Masters

It is indeed a good book, with clear ideas and good character descriptions. I highly recommend it. At present, there should be two female protagonists. I haven't read the follow-up yet. It mainly writes a story about a time traveler getting a prompt system and gradually becoming stronger with the help of a mentor. If you are interested, you can read it.

The plot is pretty good, and the characters are all good except for the male protagonist. I think the only flaw is that the male protagonist lets go of his enemies again and again, so why leave it to God's will? The other aspects of the male protagonist's portrayal are much better.

There are no highlights, and the more you watch, the more boring it becomes. The male protagonist is also set to be greedy and has no limits. With the plug-in, you will get carried away, and the villain can only give it away unless he takes the initiative to outwit you. Are you still fishing with the descendants of Emperor Wang? If you are really a big boss, you will be gone if you have a few AoEs in a row. What kind of fish are you fishing for?

The plot is good, but the writing style is too childish. The life and death fight is written as if it were a game. I finally catch the enemy but don't kill him. Everything is left to God's will. However, he keeps letting go again and again. I am speechless.

Fantasy books that combine ancient fantasy with modern colors are not my cup of tea. Unless the logic is too smooth, it will look abrupt and boring. 😄

In the early stage, I felt that there was nothing toxic about it, and I could still play with it. Later on, I started to get a little abstract. Especially the killing of Tao Yan, it was really man-machine, and it was a bit disgusting to watch. The combat power at the back is even more abstract, with a group of level 40s beating level 60s. This is worth watching.

Toxic, it's really not good to watch. It looks okay from the front, but it's written in the back. The protagonist is a virgin and has a bad character. Sending the tiger back to the mountain (Tang Si and Li Er several times each) Moral kidnapping of others (it was originally a reward given by the teacher, but before anyone else said it, the protagonist was already thinking about how to distribute it) Greedy (getting a lot of things, knowledge, property, etc. From the teacher without getting anything in return, just asking for it). . . . Backstabbing others (a woman asked him to help, gave him money and additional herbs, and they played a group together, and then the protagonist used the system prompt to take away the purpose of the other person's trip😨) Others give you soup and give you a lot of benefits, but the protagonist also steals other people's meat. This is the character of the protagonist. You can watch it if you can. Anyway, I can't stand it anymore.

The character of the protagonist is too bad, and the author's writing style is average. It could have been read to pass the time in a book shortage. But the character is so bad that I don't want to continue reading. The plot is also a bit toxic. Slipping away.

Personally, I think this book is quite good, but not many people have read it.

In frequent encounters, one small conflict after another, and then one small opportunity after another. Individual events and characterization are sparse. The most important thing about the feeling a pet gives is just a few data.