I Trained Ten Creepy Things into Dogs. Where I Go, They Go

It's well-written, so the low rating is probably partly due to the rushed ending and partly because there weren't enough reviewers, which is a shame. Also, the 4i aspect wasn't particularly strong, especially the crucial romantic subplot which was skipped, with only a little verbal manipulation, barely qualifying as dog training. Maybe my tastes are just too picky.

It was a really enjoyable watch... 👍👍👍 The plot was fast-paced. The female lead is well-developed, but parasites like the system shouldn't be tolerated.

The character development is quite good (a slightly crazy loyal dog, a little green tea bitch ← the order of male characters' appearances; Kongming seems to have relatively few appearances, and most of the time it's focused on Hei Kong's romantic storyline; after the fusion, I feel it leans more towards friendship, so I won't comment).

It's a female-centric, satisfying story with dog training and multiple partners. So far, the three male leads have all appeared: Zhouzhou, the high priest of Miao territory; Feifei, the sacred beast that relieves worries; and Kongming, the naturally born Zen master (just kidding, the name of this Zen master is really Zen). My favorite is Feifei, who is so fluffy and cute!

It's incredibly good! The premise is unique and appealing—Cthulhu + multiple male leads. It's the first time I've read something like this, but it's surprisingly good. The author's writing is strong, and the Cthulhu atmosphere is very well-developed. The female lead is well-developed and powerful; she risks her life to force the system to yield, which instantly drew me in.

I finished watching it last night, but I was too tired to leave a review. I came back tonight and it's so good! It really touched my heart 😳 It's just that there's not enough of it! Please update more, author! I'll send you a short video as a reward 😳😳😳

It's really good; the author's writing is so immersive. It would be even better if there were more chapters!

I can't take it anymore! Why did it have to stop just when I was really getting into it?! [Thunderbolt][Thunderbolt][Thunderbolt][Thunderbolt][Thunderbolt] I love Zhouzhou!

I finished reading it. The theme is very novel, the first time I've seen anything like it. The writing is also good, the story flows smoothly, and the female lead is kind but not saintly, possessing great wisdom and explosive fighting power. It's so good! The only downside is that there's very little interaction between her and her family members; you can only catch a few sweet moments here and there. 😢

It's a great show, it would be even better if the female lead were a little crazier. Is this the author's first time writing this? It feels a bit rusty. The female lead's character becomes a bit out of character later on, because she's supposed to be crazy and can't be approached with normal thinking. Her character development isn't very full, and the plot construction is also a bit lacking.