Beast Taming: All My Pets Are Rebellious Beasts That Turn on Their Masters

Keep up the good work, author! This book has a clear logical structure, and the main characters are portrayed quite delicately. Although the villains and supporting characters are relatively unintelligent, the author manages to compensate by providing hints and overpowering the main characters, making the flaws outweigh the merits.

Yes, I personally think it's very good. It's a story of destiny, and the protagonist with a system should have it all. The decisive battle scenes are also very well written. The main problem is that the system has been upgraded a bit too intelligently, making the main character lack a lot of decision-making ability.

Hey everyone, could we add a bird pet? Like a queen bee, a mantis, or something—the more terrifying, horrifying, twisted, ruthless, and dark, the better. The large family must be too poor!

It smells amazing! It smells so good! You can almost smell this old-fashioned aroma through the screen! The villains who appeared in Chapter 80 are all still alive! One even had his heart stabbed and could still say, "Oh, my heart is crooked." Seriously, if you're out of ideas, go bite a lighter!

I've read 200 chapters and it seems alright; it's one of the better books in its genre. I wonder how it goes later. I'm speechless. Why does every novel have to include mecha? And you call mecha every man's dream? Is this your legitimate excuse for padding your content? Now, I'll give any book with these kinds of plots a bad review. If you keep going like this, mecha novels will become as disgusting as sanctimonious romance novels.

This book is good. I've read a lot of books, but very few have kept me reading patiently. I've reached 50 pages so far, and each chapter has something that catches my eye. The reason I haven't given it a full five stars is because I haven't read to the end yet. I hope it continues to be good. I'm looking forward to it.

Sure 😊, it's definitely in the top three of all the pet stories I've read. The main thing is to make sure it doesn't fall apart later on.

I think this novel is alright, but the beginning is really terrible. I never see him kill any enemies; he acts like a saint. This is a fantasy world, please! But since it's a harem novel, I like it. 😏😏😏😏😏

The novel doesn't aim for grand scale, resulting in detailed writing and an understanding of the reader's psychology. For example, while it touches on the relationship between men and women, the female characters are portrayed in a way that is not unlikeable, nor are they overly scheming or calculating. It's a very enjoyable novel. Highly recommended!

I have a question! Although I didn't finish watching it, and didn't see the later parts, what happened to the magic orb on the flower spider? Did it disappear? Or was it absorbed into its body? It seems like once you've evolved, you don't revert to your ancestral form anymore? [What?]