Beast Controller

I personally don't like it. What I want is to watch pet battles. The author, you and your pet are all combined to fight with others. Then I watch fairy tales, fantasy, and cultivation. It's so good. It's more exciting to go up and kill people with a sword.

Thoughts after reading: Read from beginning to end, this is one of the few books in recent years. For me, an old bookworm, the excellence of this book is as follows: Theme - pets and traveling back and forth, very interesting, and the last few questions are very good Not brainless - although the main character is overly highlighted, there is no stomach-churning, idiotic plot Scene - grand, no sense of stripping The plot-delicate and compact, tiled, and the number of plots is just right so that readers will not suffer from aesthetic fatigue. Author-has profound writing skills -- Highly recommended

The first part is eloquent, but the data increases quickly in the second part, and the plot feels like it becomes very fast, and suddenly it reaches the finale, and the ending is not very exciting.

As a beast-control novel, the protagonist's intelligence is somewhat low, and his commanding ability can be said to be low. The best plot is in the military training chapter. There is no fusion or martial arts advantages later on. I really don't want to read too much about these in a beast-control novel. The male protagonist knows that he will be in danger when he appears at the border, and he is still growing old. It makes you watch with fear. It really feels like being alive is a disaster.

This book is completely intellectual. A high school student, extremely poor, contracted an ice-attribute pet for the first time, but in order to make money, he handed over the evolution route of an earth-attribute pet to the association. First of all, pig feet are very poor and cannot even afford the initial pet, so it is impossible to buy other pets to support your research, then. Where did your evolutionary line come from? ? ? This cannot be explained at all. Moving on to the second question, a professor-level researcher asked you to meet to discuss academic issues on pet evolution, and you said so yourself. You have no knowledge in this area at all. You are also afraid that others will expose you, so why did you agree to meet and communicate again? ? ? . Real wisdom! !

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It's getting more and more watery... I feel like the protagonist is not very smart.

A very good book The idea of traveling through two realms is novel, and the author's ideas are novel The combat power does not collapse. The author pays great attention to the combat power system. There will be no situation where others are defeated by level 2-3 and the data overflows. This book has no emotional lines and is decisive in killing, but it does not have the feeling of "the world is dark, only I am bright" in the dark style. The main characters in the book are quite well-shaped, and there is no flat character who is simply "because he is a villain, his past, thoughts, and actions are all evil and wrong." The main characters are rounded and full, and their personalities are complex enough. The author's logic is in place, and there are no obvious logical errors in the cross-border communication. One of the few high-quality beast-control novels, all the pitfalls dug in the text are filled in in the subsequent chapters, without the feeling of a rushed ending. To sum up: the killing is decisive but not dark, the combat is handled well, the logic is in place, the ideas are novel, and there are no emotional branches. It can't be considered a T0 magic book, but it is a T1 book. Your historian has finished summarizing. Can you give me a thumbs up?

Many settings are original and very good. It is a masterpiece and tells most of the story.

The pig's feet won't grow up because the child is too naive. It's like watching a child play house.