Global Beast Taming: The Perfect Guide from the Start

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It's so strange that this book, which is so well-written, isn't more popular. Is it because it hasn't stopped updating, or is the pacing a bit slow? I think it's really good, why is that? I'm a little confused, this shouldn't be happening, right?

To summon the Blood Shadow, you could first create a lake of blood, then extend several blood tentacles to pull the protagonist into it. After the fusion is complete, you can then sit on the Crimson Throne and rise up. That feels a bit more impressive. (✧∇✧)

I've read half of it. The author's writing is really good, better than most beast-taming novels, although the beast-taming element isn't very prominent. The author's logic is excellent, the writing style is great, and the character portrayals are equally good; you can really tell the protagonist is highly intelligent. There are also funny moments and witty remarks. The only downside is the slow update speed. This book is truly excellent and highly recommended.

I think this is a pretty good first book for a new author. Most are either invincible or short stories, so this slow-burn one is great. The writing is also good. Keep up the good work! ( ˙˘˙ )

I just finished reading the first book I really enjoyed! Why does it seem like not many people read it?

It looks amazing, but there aren't many of them.

The plot is exciting, but few people read it, probably because the pacing is a bit slow, and books with this kind of pacing don't attract many readers.

So far, the first volume is quite good. The foreshadowing at the end of the first volume is well done. The pet system in the early part of the book seems to have borrowed from "Summoning Forever." The style leans more towards humor and lightheartedness, making it a lighthearted and comedic web novel overall. I suggest reading it without thinking too much to fully appreciate the fun.

Four words: Good books, few writers. The author heard a reader say that writing is a very complex field; digging too deep a hole can easily bury you (ಡωಡ).