Beast Taming: I Can Boost Stats Infinitely

Excellent! The author's writing is very original; it deserves a rating of 9.0 Or higher. Let's all work hard to push this book up the rankings! (✪▽✪) It would be even more perfect if the updates could be faster 🤭

It's pretty good. Unlike other pet novels that start with extremely bizarre pets, it doesn't feature a character like No Fox who's only interested in sleeping with him. I hope it continues to improve; it's already quite good.

Well, this is one of the few novels I've read where the protagonist, a beast tamer, joins the army. I've always admired the passion and fervor of soldiers. There's not much scheming and backstabbing on the battlefield. I hope the author continues to improve. Also, could the author please update more often? I'm not getting enough!

Well written, shows great potential The author is giving you a choice: 5 chapters a day, 10 chapters a day, or 100 chapters a day. Choose one!

Compared to other beast-taming novels, this book is relatively better. Why? In my opinion, other beast-taming novels constantly offer their friends top-tier hidden evolution paths (I'm not talking about a single one, but multiple paths) or sell them, essentially turning them into beast breeders. Isn't making money by killing monsters more appealing?

I just saw this novel; most of the reviews are positive, and the synopsis says it's a fast-paced, exciting read, which piqued my interest. Why? Because many beast-taming novels feature protagonists whose battle pets are nothing more than Azure Dragons, White Tigers, Vermilion Birds, and Black Tortoises… I've only read up to chapter 23.

Very good (personal opinion) This book really suits my taste. I hope the author can speed up Xia Yu's cultivation level, and also that there will be more beast taming elements. I've also discovered a serious problem—the author's work is too short!!!

This book is quite good. The main difference is that compared to other books, in other books, the students with high talent are recruited by schools for several years, and the protagonist usually goes to a school represented by a woman. But this book is different. It is also the first beast-taming novel I have read that goes into the military.

This book is really good; I read the latest chapter in one go. The key point is that there aren't too many female characters. Unlike other books where you want to keep reading but then feel hesitant because of ambiguous romantic relationships, this one avoids that problem. There have been far too many stories so far where the protagonist is constantly flirting with other women.

This book is also very exciting, bordering on invincible. It's one of the two I chose from many beast-taming novels, and it perfectly suits my taste.