Beast Taming: I'll Kill Your Beast Tamer

There was a writing team activity, and I thought I'd join in the fun, so I joined one. There were three of us, two of us diligently wrote, and one of us didn't write anything. I was curious about my teammate's situation and found that the brother who was diligently writing with me was indeed in a bad situation. He had written more than 500,000 words and still hadn't received a rating.

While there is some science involved, it's idealistic. The author's claim that accelerating nerve transmission increases the protagonist's speed is incorrect. The upper limit of speed is related to the amount and strength of muscles. Even with faster nerve transmission, it doesn't affect objective muscle strength. Strengthening nerve transmission only makes one more 'flexible,' not more 'agile.'

Very good. It's been a long time since I've seen such a decisive male lead (many books have to grumble a bit when they encounter a female villain), and it's also been a long time since I've seen such a pleasant female lead (Tomato's female leads are basically all the pampered little wives type, not only useless but also always dragging things down).

I had a dream last night that the author updated the chapter—Shui Miaomiao slept with Su Xiaotian… Author, author, I have a question: will the protagonist eventually become a god through the laws of the universe (conservation of energy, conservation of mass, etc.)? It feels like the planetary laws are too weak.

It's scientific, but pseudoscience. However, it offers a plausible explanation, such as accelerating neurotransmitter absorption. The speed of absorption actually depends on the number of receptors, and even if it were accelerated, it wouldn't necessarily be a good thing. But why get so hung up on the science when reading books? Just don't take it too seriously.

It's pretty good. The story is quite concise, with one event following another without much unnecessary dialogue. However, there are quite a few typos. The quality is currently high and stable. Those looking for a fast-paced, exciting story will be disappointed. The character's strength increases gradually, step by step, making it more novel than most beast-taming novels on the market.

It looks nice, but there aren't enough of them.

Congratulations to the author for reaching 100 chapters!

It's very stable, and for me there are absolutely no downsides; it was a great experience from start to finish. Judging from the female lead the author is currently considering adding, she seems to be a comrade-in-arms who can fight alongside him. It remains to be seen, but some small details do add depth to the character.

A truly excellent book, intellectually stimulating and not mindless 👍 [Please update more frequently!] I haven't loved a beast-taming novel this much in a long time! Following the daily updates isn't enough!!! [Please update more frequently!] 😘👍