A Born Trainer Won't Be Taken to the Basement

So far, it's pretty good. Rudolph is portrayed as disgusting, and the protagonist is right—it wasn't the protagonist who did it, so why should he marry the East Sea Emperor just because she likes him? And if he disagrees, he gets beaten to death? Luckily, the protagonist is overpowered and manages to lull this old man to sleep. This is much better than those stories that prioritize horse girls above all else, where trainers are inferior to horse girls and have to be treated like royalty.

Endless Shennong, come out! @{"Reader_id":"23433907","reader_name":"Ci Xiaomiao"}

I can't stand it anymore. The protagonist seems too beastly and hasn't been punished at all. At least Pete had some good people punishing him. Is this a beastly style or a comedic comic style? I can't tell.

Don't go for overly profound, dark, or pretentious backgrounds. They're likely to become unmanageable and difficult to reconcile later on.

I haven't read it. Is this book a harem novel?

It's hard to hold back; the protagonist is already far removed from the people.

Did you spit on that?

Why resist going into the basement? Just come out after you're done! #(Funny)

The protagonist is a monster! He takes his head off to sell it, puts his eyes on his sunglasses to scare kids, then swallows it and it grows back! This is so weird!

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