The Super God Pet Shop

Finished watching, 9.2 Overall it's pretty good, with a lot of local errors and omissions. It has a lot of fun points and a lot of flaws, but not to the point of being bloody. 🌏Have you forgotten that you can become a god by growing 99 fruits on that tree? There is also the IQ of the protagonist, who can't realize that the cultivation of the world is in the past time and space, where is the timeline? It's like you know that you are going to the Tang Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Yuan Dynasty, Ming Dynasty, and Qing Dynasty, and you also know the order of Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties, but you don't know that they are in the past time and space! There are a total of 12 ancestral witches, 6 of them died in the 2nd war, and 2 of the remaining 6 did not participate in the war. The male protagonist has been trained for 1500 chapters. It is almost the finale. He was asked to take a place, but he can't take it. With those thousands of years, wouldn't it be a good idea to convince those two to join the war? Doesn't the protagonist's mother have any strength? How did you survive ten thousand years?

If you don't want to complain, forget about writing the first Lei Guangshu to death, and also write the second one to death. I know you want to write a flesh-and-blood one, but it's not enough. A big battle makes the people around you extremely miserable. The protagonist is in a desperate situation. It doesn't matter if it happens once, it comes again and again.

I can only say that it is still a classic, but it is much better than the messy novels nowadays.

There are many settings written by the author himself that can be forgotten. For example, in the Corridor of the Abyss, if you have the teleportation scroll given by the old Dragon King, why not use it? You have to fight your own pet to death, and the plot is very draggy, and you have to have a setting where the Dragon King slaps you in the face.

The 9 points yesterday? Still cool? The protagonist, Chun Chun, is a system pet. He hides his strength from his family. It's hard to explain. Yesterday, he treated your family as strangers. Even if he knew your strength, he would dissect you or get to the bottom of it. Also, most of the plots are about other people having a bad temper with the protagonist, and the protagonist makes him stronger. Is this plot very satisfying in the eyes of the author? Even if this kind of thing happened in reality, they would be driven away, and there is also the conflict between the protagonist and his sister... That's it, I can't stand it when I see the tutor.

It's a little awkward in some places and has a lot of typos, but I think it's still very exciting.

Finally finished reading on August 4, 2026 I felt like a fantasy world full of strange beasts. The protagonist Su Ping relies on a small pet shop to continuously cultivate and evolve pet beasts, going from ordinary to powerful step by step. The bloody battles in the book are very exciting, but what impressed me even more is that he is calm when faced with difficulties and is good at using his brain to solve problems. People and pets accompany each other and grow together. This bond is impressive. In the face of danger and opponents, he did not act recklessly, but knew how to tolerate and plan. This book made me understand that real strength is not just about force, but also about wisdom and responsibility. Don't shrink back when encountering setbacks, and only by persisting in hard work can you continue to make progress.

How do you look at it? I've already written half a book and I'm still stuck at the ninth level of the mortal world. There are still several great realms above. I can't improve by running around every day.

In this way, the author deviates from the topic. You are a pet shop. You open a shop and wander around every day.

The content is almost the same as the "Super Alien Beast Breeding System" I saw before