
My Beast-Taming Skills Are Just a Little Too Strong
我御兽技能有亿点点强
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Fantastical Romance
- Subgenre
- Futuristic Sci-Fi Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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612Chapters
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1.1kReaders
967Must-read votes
9.3Score
718Ratings
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Why does the beast-control novel have a male protagonist!!! The key is that it is dispensable. Can't it be that the female protagonist meets the right person after she becomes stronger? Every time the male protagonist is inexplicably better than the female protagonist. The key is that it sucked in the end. There aren't many emotional scenes, so why don't you want a man?
The story ends with an anticlimax, but the beast-controlling female character later became a domination literature. Could you please stop making the male protagonist so inexplicable? I'm really convinced. The first part is pretty good. I watched the male protagonist part in the middle and my toes were on the ground. When I saw the second part, the male protagonist Barabala is better than the heroine anyway. Why don't the author just write spoiled wife literature? I frowned when I saw it.
Inexplicably, it was a slap in the face. The early stage was okay, but the late stage was unfinished. The emotional scenes were so poor that the Yan family was completely forgotten. Inexplicably, a male protagonist appears who can be stronger than the female protagonist in everything with ease. I read the Beast Control novel just to see the female protagonist become the strongest step by step, instead of a man who suppresses everything.
My brother's character... I'm speechless. I want to have a cool character and a girl-controlling character. I want both. Not to mention that I cut off my living expenses at the age of 16. I also dislike the heroine's beast control. You haven't given anyone any money yourself. If you don't have enough funds, you can only choose a bad one. Later, he was very worried about the living expenses for recovery. The original owner had always been cautious when facing his brother. Didn't he know? He always has an ordering tone, so that no one in the Yan family is useless~ He is still a pet of his heart, which is simply laughable.
The beginning is good, but the ending at the end is a bit unfinished and feels a bit too sloppy.
When I saw that I wanted to choose a master for the strange beast brought out of the secret realm, I couldn't help it. It was obvious that the alien beast had promised to follow the heroine from the beginning. The heroine refused at first because she had no money. Later, she said that she had forgiven her brother for the original body and was already rich. She also said that she could not afford to raise it because she had no money, and she had agreed to choose a master for it (it was obviously the heroine herself who was saying this). When choosing a master, you have to compete there. If you don't choose a master, you have to destroy it, otherwise what! I'm really convinced! I can't understand what people are saying! For that plot point, something has to be done 😒 As soon as the alien beast dies first, the heroine won't have much to do. It's the heroine's turn to choose its master by herself! Can't stand it a little bit
But I feel like the ending is a bit sloppy, a bit sloppy, and a bit unfinished.
Unfinished lightning protection, men (for no reason) forcefully avoid lightning, forcefully pull the emotional line to avoid lightning, it is not pure beast-controlling lightning protection. The combination of beast-control and interstellar is both necessary and necessary. The beast-control part is not as good as a pure beast-control novel, and the interstellar part is not as good as a pure interstellar novel. Add a touch of Golden Finger cultivation, a revenge novel for a male channel, and read 300 chapters of it, and then it becomes more and more outrageous, and the ending is even more inexplicable.
It sucked at the end. The ending was too sloppy. The emotional line was not necessary. I just ignored that part when I was watching it. The rest was pretty good. It should be fun. It just feels like there should be more than a hundred chapters at the end. It's a pity.
The early part was good to watch, but the interstellar fusion later felt like it was not well written and was unfinished😭😭. However, the author probably had his own reasons for ending it in such a hurry. Overall, it was good to watch. As for those who don't mind the male protagonist, there aren't many scenes, so just ignore it.