Beast Tamers Are Weak? But I Have an Alien Queen!

This book is generally good, but the very poor reading experience is that the villain always agonizes over it for a long time before dying smoothly. Regardless of whether the little Karami has a background, he can jump repeatedly and cause trouble for the protagonist; the protagonist is always "good-tempered" and never kills, always letting him go again and again. Even after experiencing repeated troubles from his ex-girlfriend, he has realized that staying alive is causing trouble for himself. However, when it comes to reaching out to kill his mortal enemy, he still only hopes to solve it through pressure from others in other organizations, and he gives up enough time, space and opportunities to his mortal enemy. It's really annoying to watch. I usually give a negative review to a mother-in-law's stuff like this. I give a neutral review because the other plots and settings are pretty good, so it can be considered as a way to repay this reading time.

It's okay. It's a pretty good beast-control story, with no major flaws.

"Okay, this is the improvement of the relevant content based on the detailed outline and revised style you provided." These are the original words in the article. Can you believe it?

The description of the Lesser Spinosaurus is a bit too much.

It's an anticlimax, but the pit is not buried, and it has bad reviews. If you don't believe it, just read it for yourself.

Ai Wen

It looks pretty, but it was cut

Beginning without tail