Global Beast Taming: I Am an Eternal-Rank Beast Tamer

The premise is fine, but you've really gone too far by portraying the second generation as complete idiots. Stop with all the pretentious posturing and face-slapping, okay? Is it even interesting? It's embarrassing to read. Making the second generation's intelligence seem like they're less than a three-year-old's—no one will ever read that.

To the children of officials and the wealthy: We have powerful backers, do you? Main character: None To the children of officials and the wealthy: Do you have the power to deal with our powerful backers? The protagonist is not present. The father of a high-ranking official or a rich kid: Then what are you so arrogant about! Guards! Kill him! The protagonist dies, the series ends.

When I saw that she had adoptive parents, I knew that this younger sister was definitely not their biological child. Anyone who isn't their biological child is practically part of a harem, so... **, The same old story.

Is the Huaxia Federation controlled by powerful families? Dozens of silver-level instructors and a bunch of teachers collectively rebelled and helped the disciples of aristocratic families to kill a genius. If the army and teachers are like this, how can the human race not perish? There aren't that many brainless rich kids; most of them will oppose the protagonist.

In such an environment, the lower class are nothing but cannon fodder. It's a miracle that such a human race hasn't been wiped out. Geniuses from the lower class have almost no chance of rising to prominence. This system is ridiculous; it requires a major battle to level up. The author must be a complete idiot. The protagonist is also a weirdo; he doesn't understand how to develop stealthily and insists on being reckless, right?

I just don't understand why there are always people who can't stand the protagonist being some kind of rich kid, and then there's always an even bigger rich kid rushing to become the protagonist's henchman. It's such a cliché, it really dampens the reader's enthusiasm.

I just don't understand. Are there really people that stupid? It's one or two occasionally, but when you set up a whole bunch of second-generation characters like this, it's just too unbelievable. If the protagonist were a nobody, you could provoke and mock him at will, but to go and provoke and mock the protagonist for no reason, even knowing that the protagonist's beast taming ability is the…

If I were the villain, the protagonist probably wouldn't survive a second.

Commanding your pet to use certain skills and attack certain locations—is that what you call beast taming? That's suicide. Your pet fighting on its own is far better than you commanding it, haha.

The subject matter is acceptable, the content is also okay, but the writing style is immature.