Others Control Beasts, I Control Demons

It felt okay in the beginning ╮(￣▽￣)╭It was really a bit watered down after chapter 150, but it was really bad after chapter 200 (▼伀▼#) In the later stage, the protagonist's brain was like a calcium deficiency, and he was giving away everything. After chapter 300 and chapter 200, he was still ordinary. You can imagine how the protagonist was upgraded in the later stage. Fruit flies are not born as fast as him (⊙o⊙)!

I think it's okay. It's a slightly innovative traditional beast-controlling novel. Although it may not be refreshing enough (I think it is enough), it's not easy to be so stable in the novel and give people a comfortable feeling. Reviews of the book say it's not very good. I can only say that Qimao's readers are indeed very picky.

All I can say is: tasteless, tasteless to eat, and a pity to throw away. The protagonist is one of the greatest grievances of the ninth generation. He tells everyone his trump cards and shares all the good things with others. He is even clown than a boiling sheep🤡. You can say he is an ugly king. He shares good things with women he knows. One is not his girlfriend, and the other is not a relative or family member. He works by himself and has to bring someone with him. You drag the oil bottle, you have to save her in a crisis situation, put yourself in crisis, and then give the best things in the secret realm to others, and they accept it happily, without touching it with your hands, and without a penny. It can be said that a dog with a system will become stronger while looking at its own flesh and bones. This is different, a pure cow and horse, you deserve it

It's a very interesting novel, the subject matter is relatively novel, and the content is also very good.

The protagonist's heart is full of virginity, and she will lick the mother whenever she sees her, without any reservation, whether it's material goods or her own secrets. If it weren't for the protagonist Halo, he would never survive one episode. Women also have no sense of boundaries. Generally speaking, apart from the framework of beast control and demonization, there is only one word history.

I don't know how I got a score of 9.2 A normal conductor with no outstanding performance. As a result, people around him said he was a genius in command, a genius only seen in other people's descriptions. Everyone I meet, and all the plot advances, are with women. Women all like the male protagonist. All the beasts are female. The writing is so childish. The second beast master didn't ask for someone with stronger initial qualifications than the first one, at least it should be the same. However, it turned out that the initial qualifications were weaker than the first one. Can't you be patient and find another one, so you just decided on it at will. I feel so stupid. The villain is very one-dimensional and inexplicably contradicts the protagonist.

The previous and next chapters are incoherent. The author himself doesn't even know where he ended up in the previous chapter. The word "water" is serious. You can read it if you force your wits down.

The protagonist keeps giving good things to others, but in fact, others do nothing, and some even cause trouble for him.

I felt that the writing was okay at the beginning, but it was unfinished at the end. The protagonist gave away everything, but I felt that it was still okay, and there were some interesting plots. But after chapter 300, it basically jumps too fast, but overall it feels good.

In the later stages, it was so chaotic. The timeline went by so fast. One month, several months, and several days went by so fast. It was so chaotic. Also, the protagonist Xinxin, who had worked so hard to cultivate, was pushed down by a gifted beast. He was really unhappy. In particular, the main protagonist has to accept that he is not good enough. I didn't want to read more than 200 pictures.