All My Beast Pets Have Their Cheat Skills Unlocked

I enjoyed this beast-taming novel. It has a lighthearted, slice-of-life style and focuses more on the beast-taming aspect than other beast-taming novels I've read. Leveling up is slower than other beast-taming novels, but there's no deliberate level-capping or events forcing the protagonist to quickly increase their combat power; the leveling is natural, which I found quite enjoyable.

Although it uses the Pokémon setting, I think it's amazing that the author was able to create original Pokémon. There are over 800 types of Pokémon, and most novels are based on human characters; after all, there are so many Pokémon, just recording them would be a huge undertaking. Keep it up, author!

Not bad, I stayed up all night to watch it. I think I know what shit is now.

There's not much else to say, except that there's a lot of writing about battles. When reading the pet book, you need a lot of pets, more is fine, and newer evolutions are always a plus.

What happened? They were gone at the crucial moment.

So far it's been pretty good.

It's alright. It uses the value system of Pokémon and builds its own Pokémon system on that foundation. You can't watch it as Pokémon, but it's quite entertaining.

Yes, the pacing isn't fast, but it's not boring either. The plot is very logical, and there aren't any particularly bad characters. Five stars for encouragement. It's so padded out; the main plot doesn't advance at all, and the events have absolutely nothing to do with the protagonist. You wrote over ten chapters, but it can all be summarized in two sentences.

It's pretty good, quite suitable for me.

Amazing! Author, please update soon! This is the first time I've read a story about a little elf with superhuman abilities.