
From the Start, I Can Tame Beasts Without Limit
开局,我能无限御兽
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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- Global Beast Taming: Infinite Beast Taming from the Start全民御兽:开局就能无限御兽Alternate title on Fanqie
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This novel is quite enjoyable to read, though it might feel a little awkward. It's the best beast-taming novel I've ever read, unlike other beast-taming novels.
This book is quite good. The characters are written with real flesh and blood. I don't disagree with those who say the protagonist lacks intelligence, but I think if he had been intelligent at that point, he would have been an invincible character later on. I think the only flaw in this book is that the author seems to be hoping to come back and write something amazing.
Highly recommended! This book is quite interesting, and the writing is good. Yes, writing a book relies on your boundless imagination. Those authors with rich vocabulary but who ramble on and on are nowhere near as good as you. The beginning was indeed well-written, but... The protagonist seems to be lacking in intelligence, and his emotional intelligence appears to be negative as well. This makes it a bit uninteresting.
This book is very well written; it's one of the top three novels I've ever followed. I hope the author continues. Reading novels is similar to watching TV series. Some good fantasy or martial arts dramas never get a sequel, and the feeling is lost halfway through, which is really frustrating.
It was quite good, but the ending felt rushed.
The book is very well written, and the main character is also great. The characters are wonderful and the story is captivating! 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍
Regardless of what others say, this is the feeling I like: relaxed, comfortable, and straightforward. There are no hidden agendas; it exudes an air of "I'm invincible, you can do whatever you want." There are no coincidences, no amount of good luck; it's simply a matter of having the ability.
It's alright, a bit nonsensical in some parts, but overall it's not bad.
This is one of the few books I've read from beginning to end, though the ending felt a bit rushed. But that's okay, it saves me from having to skip some chapters.
Journey to the West tells us that all the monsters with powerful backers were taken away, while those without were all killed with a single blow.