Beast Taming: A Genius from the Moment I Awakened

It's quite good, with no major flaws. At the beginning, there wasn't much focus on the pets; it was mostly about revenge. Later, the specific personalities of the pets were revealed more, and the world became richer. The quick revenge scenes are a good thing; I initially thought it would involve family vendettas from beginning to end, but this is much better—it doesn't drag. Xiao Qing is so cute, I love her!

There's a bit of a storyline involving the aunt and cousin at the beginning, but thankfully it's not a large part of their lives. The protagonist, being an extraterrestrial, is grateful to his aunt but maintains a proper distance. So far, he's just giving them money to ensure they have a good life.

The pacing of the plot is well-handled. However, there's one aspect the author seems to have overlooked: the beast-taming system. Most beast-taming novels simplify the system, but this one is rather confusing. Many readers might give up after a short while because they still don't understand it.

I quite like protagonist stories where beast taming is a natural talent. The early parts focus less on beast taming and more on resolving the original owner's historical issues. It's a very typical story: a rich heiress wants the original owner, and the heiress's associates deliberately suppress him. After that, the story is mostly about beast taming.

After reading through the book reviews, which were either praising or criticizing it, I decided to write a more detailed review for your reference before deciding whether to read it. The book's opening was indeed weak, with many obvious flaws and some classic scenes that might be a bit too much for some readers, such as the classic betrayal and the classic poverty.

This book is absolutely fantastic! The author's setting of the beast-taming world is incredibly unique, the plot is tightly woven, and the pacing is just right. The interactions between the protagonist and his beasts are both entertaining and touching, and the battle scenes are incredibly thrilling—I couldn't put it down!

A promising read, light and easy to read without being mind-bending, quite entertaining, and with a clean, simple feel to it (I can't quite put my finger on it, it just has that quality). No female lead, no romantic subplots, and a fairly large world-building aspect—it all depends on how the author writes it. Battle chapters will likely not exceed three chapters.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful! So awesome!!! The male protagonist is at his peak right from the start. He's invincible among his peers, okay. The descriptions of his teachings are also excellent. Yes, they're varied and diverse. He has his own thoughts. The writing is clear. The emoticons are cute. Life is like practicing Tai Chi; you can't be too hasty in anything.

It was a little boring at first, but it got better and better, with more and more content, especially the latest chapter, which is stuck just before the evolution! Ahhhhh, I really want to know what happens next!

(I'm not very good at giving reviews, haha ​​💕) First, I feel sorry for the original owner's death—he was naturally very talented (I wonder if he was influenced by the protagonist's transmigration). Next, I want to cheer on the author! [Currently working on a draft][Currently working on a draft] I think the pet system in this book is great, to my aesthetic liking—they can evolve (the pet's name…