Help! My Custom-Built Beast Is Too Strong to Afford

You only post two chapters a day? Aren't you ashamed? At your age, shouldn't you be writing at least 200,000 words?

It's pretty good, the writing style is a bit lacking, but not too simplistic. The protagonist's beast taming abilities are all very strong, but the cost is too high, severely limiting his combat power. Also, the limited number of times Little Frost can use her skills felt like a setup for future conflicts... We'll see. It won't be many years. I like sweets.

He's about to ascend to godhood, so are they going to fill the holes they dug up? What about that mythical beast? Are they going to wait until after the competition to fill them? And aren't they going to consider strengthening the other characters? Aren't those two underlings too weak right now, basically useless?

At first, I thought it was a pure wish-fulfillment novel, and it certainly is. However, the plot is very similar to a certain post-apocalyptic novel I once read. The protagonist is indeed incredibly strong, but the world-building somehow manages to support that strength.

It's good, I hope there's no female lead.

The beast-taming story is pretty good. While the customizable talents aren't as easily changed as I expected, there aren't any major weaknesses or flaws. Some reviews before my own almost turned me off by saying the romance developed too quickly, but I haven't found any romance yet. I don't know how those reviews came about. Keep up the good work, author! I'm looking forward to your beast-taming novel! [Learned something]

My assessment is that the protagonist's way of thinking is quite unique, and his ability to make sarcastic remarks is also top-notch.

"Tailai, I'm so beautiful! I'm a real beauty, you know that?" Jin Yan grabbed Tailai's hand. "Feel it, isn't it pretty?" "Pretty? How so?" Tailai was stumped. His blindness was congenital; he had never known what "pretty" meant. After a long pause, he declared in a voice like a vow: "Prettier than braised pork!"—From *Massage*

It's commendable; the premise is well-developed, and the ending is relatively satisfying, though somewhat rushed. The story flows smoothly but is quite interesting. I read all 790,000 words in one go, and the reading experience was excellent. I hope the author continues to improve.

The bizarre concept and rules of the future origin of the ghost-beast hybrid